No
in case people dont. it means âpeople from pittsburgh/western PAâ where everyone says âyinzâ instead of something southern like âyâallâ. its also where people call people âjagoffsââŚ
I just know itâs some Pittsburgh slang
- yins , yinz , yunz , youâuns , or youns - ( pronoun ) plural of you (second-person personal plural pronoun from Scots-Irish English)[6][7][38][61][13][62][63]
As in âyinz guys are jagoffsâ.
This guy has a minute in yinzer at the beginning
My ex girlfriendâs mom had a thick West Penn accent. Her saying Warsh made my brain break
BREAKING: Project Veritas suspends all operations effective immediately.
CEO @HannahMGiles and Jen Kiyak of Human Resources cite financial ruin as reason for additional layoffs on 9/20/23 leaving merely a handful of employees left.
All investigations halted as of today.
https://twitter.com/BobbyHReports/status/1704583028943491164?t=dc4TkuvgD8MIsBVM1ISZfw&s=19
Maybe not a lot of free donor money sloshing around as it mainly goes to Trump and his lawyers.
Pour one out for project v everyoneâŚ
I do think the lawyers are siphoning off a big part of the griftosphere.
No plastic surgery back then. And werenât the guys all smokers?
Also, those hairstyles the women have just make people look old.
Plenty of women, too. Smoking rates in Canada these days are higher for men than women, but in the big picture itâs about 12% for men and 9% for women. So roughly 1 in 10 for each.
As recently as 1999 the rates were more than double that for both men and women (27% and 25%). In the 70s it was more like 45% to 55% for men vs. 35% to 40% for women. So thereâs been a persistent gap, but still a large number of smokers for both men and women.
Thereâs probably a number of other factors that impact the prevalance of âagedâ appearances. Sun exposure would be a big one, I was a kid in the 80s and sunscreen wasnât really a thing back then, for example.
There also wasnât such an emphasis on looking young and a whole industry segment built around stuff that would keep your skin looking young.
Good on ya, California.
The first state to put through anti-SLAPPesque legislation for accused sex pests
And Republicans are feeling a keen sense of apprehension that their party will suffer badly should a shutdown transpire.
âWe always get the blame,â said Rep. Mike Simpson (R-Idaho), a senior appropriator. âName one time that weâve shut the government down and we havenât got the blame.â
âI always get the blame.â, said Jeffrey Dahmer (serial killer). âName one time that I killed somebody and didnât get the blame.â
âWe always get the blameâ said Discovery CEO David Zaslav âName one time we cancelled a succesful, highly rated show to save a few pennies and we didnât get the blame.â
âI always get the blameâ said twerpy little â â â â Kyler Rittenhouse. âName one time I traveled across state lines to murder two people and didnt get the blameâ
âWe always get the blameâ said NRA head Wayne LaPierre. âName one time we held a pro gun rally in a community immediately following a mass shooting and didnât get the blame.â