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Started March 01, 2019 by Deleted user

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Too many words smushed into one.

"Y'all'd've!"

"Y'all'd've!"

You are my new favorite person.

"Y'all'd've!"

You are my new favorite person.

I am honored.

"Y'all'd've!"

How does one pernounce this. Lol I'm dying right now

"Y'all'd've!"

How does one pernounce this. Lol I'm dying right now

I can tell you what it means

You all do have

heh what is wrong with me i should be writng

So, I'm back, pretty sure no one missed me, but I'm no longer an angry blob of emotion that snaps at everything she sees. (Hopefully.)

I apologize for how I reacted the other day, I was being extremely overdramatic, and I really don't have any excuses.

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Also, Y'all'd've means "You all would have", not "You all do have".

Also, Y'all'd've means "You all would have", not "You all do have".

…Except it does, google it-

Or "You all should have."

stop

Okey…….

…Except it does, google it-

OK did I say I didn't believe you no

IT"S CALLED DIFFERENT TENSES ELLA

…I've never ever heard it used the way you described nor can I find that definition on Google, but okay, if you say so-

Oh of course I'm definitely not more educated in the English language and how past tense works no nope definitely not ever I guess Google trumps over me again oh no

I know I'm terrible at English, but even I know that literally no one would say "do've", not even my good ol' aunt from Texas, so why would they say "y'all do've" and then shorten it to "y'all'd've"?

I know past tense exists, and you technically could use "y'all'd've" to say "you all do have", but no one else on all of planet Earth would use it that way

Guys! It was a joke. Chill out.

Y'all're debating the technicalities of a phrase that doesn't even actually, like, exist formally.

Noooo definitely not education

No just stupid freshman

Hahaha hits head repeatedly off a wall, clanking empty noises instead rise

Guys! It was a joke. Chill out.

Alright…

Also I found an even better word:
"Y'all'd've'f'I'd've"
Meaning, "you all would have if I would have"

That wouldn't really work.

Y'ain't.

That would.

Fun Fact: I literally only say 'y'a'll' because it rubbed off on me after 4 seasons of softball with my Texan coach.

We have a VBS leader who used to have a really pronounced southern accent. It has faded considerably but whenever she says y'all we hear it.

I've never even been anywhere near the south I just like saying y'all