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Great Grandma the Indian fighter
Jul 10, 2022 17:23:12   #
Seegundo Loc: Lake s minole Georgia
 
I used to play on a bear skin rug in my great grandmother's cabin. She was a famous Indian fighter.
One hot July day she was on the front stoop churning butter. When three indians with too much firewater in them showed up. Fearing they would burn her cabin down she commenced to fight with the only thing she had a butter churn.
She dumped the churn on top of one and started beating the other two with the stick. They ran off into the branch where they meet up with a bear. The bear ate them.
Come to think of it that's how she come by the bear skin rug. He kept coming by to beg for another hot buttered Indian.

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Jul 10, 2022 17:29:56   #
plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland
 
Seegundo wrote:
I used to play on a bear skin rug in my great grandmother's cabin. She was a famous Indian fighter.
One hot July day she was on the front stoop churning butter. When three indians with too much firewater in them showed up. Fearing they would burn her cabin down she commenced to fight with the only thing she had a butter churn.
She dumped the churn on top of one and started beating the other two with the stick. They ran off into the branch where they meet up with a bear. The bear ate them.
Come to think of it that's how she come by the bear skin rug. He kept coming by to beg for another hot buttered Indian.
I used to play on a bear skin rug in my great gran... (show quote)


Front stoop? That's a Baltimore term. You from this neck of the woods Seegundo?

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Jul 10, 2022 17:31:43   #
charlykilo Loc: Garden Valley Ca
 
Seegundo wrote:
I used to play on a bear skin rug in my great grandmother's cabin. She was a famous Indian fighter.
One hot July day she was on the front stoop churning butter. When three indians with too much firewater in them showed up. Fearing they would burn her cabin down she commenced to fight with the only thing she had a butter churn.
She dumped the churn on top of one and started beating the other two with the stick. They ran off into the branch where they meet up with a bear. The bear ate them.
Come to think of it that's how she come by the bear skin rug. He kept coming by to beg for another hot buttered Indian.
I used to play on a bear skin rug in my great gran... (show quote)



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Jul 10, 2022 19:11:37   #
Seegundo Loc: Lake s minole Georgia
 
No stoop is derived from the Dutch word stoep. A porch is a raised structure. Since a cabin is not raised stoop is the proper term. Yes I'm typical American a mixed ancestry. Irish,French, Jewish,German ,native American.

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Jul 10, 2022 19:45:08   #
plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland
 
Seegundo wrote:
No stoop is derived from the Dutch word stoep. A porch is a raised structure. Since a cabin is not raised stoop is the proper term. Yes I'm typical American a mixed ancestry. Irish,French, Jewish,German ,native American.


Interesting Seegundo, growing up in Baltimore city sitting out side was always called save a seat on the stoop for me.

Anywhere else i have been, folks look at ya funny when you say stoop.

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Jul 10, 2022 20:44:23   #
Huntm22 Loc: Northern Utah. - West Haven
 
plumbob wrote:
Interesting Seegundo, growing up in Baltimore city sitting out side was always called save a seat on the stoop for me.

Anywhere else i have been, folks look at ya funny when you say stoop.


Donโ€™t know about others but we always were relaxing out on the stoop after a long days work.

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Jul 11, 2022 08:22:53   #
kandydisbar Loc: West Orange, NJ
 
plumbob wrote:
Interesting Seegundo, growing up in Baltimore city sitting out side was always called save a seat on the stoop for me.

Anywhere else i have been, folks look at ya funny when you say stoop.


We called it that in Phillie.

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Jul 11, 2022 08:44:32   #
plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland
 
kandydisbar wrote:
We called it that in Phillie.


After growing up in Balto City i became a country boy living in various county locations.

No stoops in the country i guess, that's why i lost track of the term.

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Jul 11, 2022 09:22:44   #
Frank romero Loc: Clovis, NM
 
plumbob wrote:
Front stoop? That's a Baltimore term. You from this neck of the woods Seegundo?


You say stoop here youโ€™re bending over. Like she stooped to pick up a stick

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Jul 11, 2022 10:42:36   #
Seegundo Loc: Lake s minole Georgia
 
Stoop is a porch that isn't raised. It's also to bow.

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Jul 11, 2022 11:24:50   #
Frank romero Loc: Clovis, NM
 
Seegundo wrote:
Stoop is a porch that isn't raised. It's also to bow.


Many words have different meanings in the different parts of the country.

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Jul 11, 2022 13:17:12   #
Passingbye Loc: Reidsville NC
 
Seegundo wrote:
I used to play on a bear skin rug in my great grandmother's cabin. She was a famous Indian fighter.
One hot July day she was on the front stoop churning butter. When three indians with too much firewater in them showed up. Fearing they would burn her cabin down she commenced to fight with the only thing she had a butter churn.
She dumped the churn on top of one and started beating the other two with the stick. They ran off into the branch where they meet up with a bear. The bear ate them.
Come to think of it that's how she come by the bear skin rug. He kept coming by to beg for another hot buttered Indian.
I used to play on a bear skin rug in my great gran... (show quote)


Poor bear thought he had a sweet thing going ( hot buttered Indian's ๐Ÿ’• ๐Ÿ˜‹) And grandma got to thinking, I need a rug pow!.

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Jul 11, 2022 16:11:33   #
HosChap Loc: Deland, FL
 
Plum we also had a front stoop in Ohio! My family had some PA origins.

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Jul 12, 2022 12:57:51   #
OJdidit Loc: Oak Creek Wisconsin
 
Quite a few stoops in SE Wisconsin, too!

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Jul 12, 2022 14:13:00   #
Catfish hunter Loc: Riggins idaho (Paradise)
 
Seegundo wrote:
I used to play on a bear skin rug in my great grandmother's cabin. She was a famous Indian fighter.
One hot July day she was on the front stoop churning butter. When three indians with too much firewater in them showed up. Fearing they would burn her cabin down she commenced to fight with the only thing she had a butter churn.
She dumped the churn on top of one and started beating the other two with the stick. They ran off into the branch where they meet up with a bear. The bear ate them.
Come to think of it that's how she come by the bear skin rug. He kept coming by to beg for another hot buttered Indian.
I used to play on a bear skin rug in my great gran... (show quote)


๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚. Thatโ€™s a good story. ๐Ÿ‘

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