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[Bulldog1]

It is not that uncommon for low information people to use the term "coarch" instead of "coach" much like some use the term "Krogers" in lieu of "Kroger." It is also not that uncommon for some older country folk to add an "r" to certain works, like wash (warsh).

Just having a little fun, if you're from Mississippi, surely you've heard the terms, coarch, warsh, etc. Get the stick out of your backside.

Hey, if you were joking, I’m good for a laugh. I didn’t know you were joking though.

[RocketDawg]

It is not that uncommon for low information people to use the term "coarch" instead of "coach" much like some use the term "Krogers" in lieu of "Kroger." It is also not that uncommon for some older country folk to add an "r" to certain works, like wash (warsh).

Just having a little fun, if you're from Mississippi, surely you've heard the terms, coarch, warsh, etc. Get the stick out of your backside.

You left out the most common one, "Walmarts". I've heard "warsh", but never "coarch". Probably depends on what part of Mississippi a person grew up in.

Here in north Alabama, some of the old timers from the country call a water hose a "hose pipe". I'd never heard that until I moved here.