Aina?

[Warrior Code]

I like it. Goes me a little chuckle and reminds me of ol' Art Kumbalek.

[keefe]

A brilliant idea, actually,

Since 4Never's comments are usually too inane to inspire a reply, it will actually work.

Quit being a dupa! Doc's got his sh1t together, aina

[ATVSandKARATE]

Finna this thread be in the Superbar, aina?

[4everwarriors]

Big shout out to my Scoop bros. for representin'. As for you, chick, Jen says "hello," aina?

[hairy worthen]

Kinda lost its comedic value after the first 5,000 uses or so.

Kinda like that cool names thread, aina.

[mileskishnish72]

"N'est-ce pas" sounds smarter.

[keefe]

"N'est-ce pas" sounds smarter.

That's French, aina?

[Mobot]

I could be wrong but I believe aina is slang for ain't it... which of course is also slang.

I cringe more when people say I don't disagree with you.

[Chicos' Buzz Scandal Countdown]

I thought it was Milwaukee-speak (as per CTWarrior's & the Sultan's explanation), so it gets thrown in on postings for pure comedic value. 

that comedic value is quite low.

[ATWizJr]

For me, it provides MUScoop with a sense of place that I like.

Yeah, me too.  Reminds me of my German Grandma who used it all the time. Old days in MKE on the south side.

[keefe]

Yeah, me too.  Reminds me of my German Grandma who used it all the time. Old days in MKE on the south side.

Now, I thought the South Side was Polish while the North side was German???

[GGGG]

Now, I thought the South Side was Polish while the North side was German???

Traditionally yes.  The near south side was predominantly Polish, but there were plenty of Germans on the south side.  Lots of Lutheran churches on that side of town.

[Spotcheck Billy]

Now, I thought the South Side was Polish while the North side was German???

My (mostly) German parents grew up on/near National Ave.

[rocket surgeon]

The longer version put together by my out of state brothers at MU was:

Aina hey, don'tcha know, sh*t fer sure, down der on da sout side.

TV Director can do it with a combo Albert the Alley Cat and New Jersey accent.  He may be able to add to the line too.

you forgot to add-down der where the streetcar bends around the corner hey...wait for it...aina so?  you lie like a rug and talk like a sausage are a few more ainas or as my grandma-ma would say busoma telem te te(spoken with anger) follwe by gramps telling her where to go with a polish term for dogs blood  something like jockclef?

[ATWizJr]

you forgot to add-down der where the streetcar bends around the corner hey...wait for it...aina so?  you lie like a rug and talk like a sausage are a few more ainas or as my grandma-ma would say busoma telem te te(spoken with anger) follwe by gramps telling her where to go with a polish term for dogs blood  something like jockclef?

No, no, no, it's where the streetcar bends the corner around, doopa!

[keefe]

Traditionally yes.  The near south side was predominantly Polish, but there were plenty of Germans on the south side.  Lots of Lutheran churches on that side of town.

I thought those were Looteran churches

[keefe]

you forgot to add-down der where the streetcar bends around the corner hey...wait for it...aina so?  you lie like a rug and talk like a sausage are a few more ainas or as my grandma-ma would say busoma telem te te(spoken with anger) follwe by gramps telling her where to go with a polish term for dogs blood  something like jockclef?

My German in-laws were always asking on Saturday mornings if someone could run by Grebe's and pick up some bakery...

[4everwarriors]

Stop at the bubbler first for a drink, hey?

[keefe]

Stop at the bubbler first for a drink, hey?

People in Milwaukee never seem to stop anywhere...they just go by places

[Spotcheck Billy]

People in Milwaukee never seem to stop anywhere...they just go by places

not entirely true, we stop at bars all the time 

[mu-rara]

you forgot to add-down der where the streetcar bends around the corner hey...wait for it...aina so?  you lie like a rug and talk like a sausage are a few more ainas or as my grandma-ma would say busoma telem te te(spoken with anger) follwe by gramps telling her where to go with a polish term for dogs blood  something like jockclef?

"Lie like a rug" came from Ashippun.

[ZiggysFryBoy]

Stop at the bubbler first for a drink, hey?

Hey?  WTF, aina?

[rocket surgeon]

No, no, no, it's where the streetcar bends the corner around, doopa!

good form!
"doopa" the tail portion of the turkey-ya had to arm wrestle grandma-ma for it...she won every year.  and don't forget the iconic-who stole the kishka, who stole the kishka

[Sheriff]

Nothing like some nice kapusta with that doopa.

[TVDirector]

The longer version put together by my out of state brothers at MU was:

Aina hey, don'tcha know, sh*t fer sure, down der on da sout side.

TV Director can do it with a combo Albert the Alley Cat and New Jersey accent.  He may be able to add to the line too.

can you 'borrow me' that line?
certainly better than 'what exit'??

you gotaproblemwitdat?