par’me
drunken phrase used by local new englanders for the more common pardon me.
t-tuba: “how much for this treasure?”
person 2: “ten dollars”
t-tuba: “par’me?”
person 2: “ten dollars”
t-tuba: “ten dollars? ta!”
a new england local version of “pardon me.” commonly used by 50-something alcoholics that frequent garage sales and flea markets.
t-tuba: “how much for this treasure?”
seller: “ten dollars”
t-tuba: “par’me?”
seller: “ten dollars!”
t-tuba: “ten bucks for this? ta!”
person; a sore looser who had a baby wayyyyyy to young.
man, that guy sure pulled a parmes right there.
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