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Any Ohioans ever hear the term "carry-in"?
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(09-08-2015, 11:15 AM)michaelsean Wrote: Maybe you have to be a hundred.

The last carry-in organizer was 26, so that can't be it. Good effort, though.
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(09-04-2015, 08:35 PM)Awful Llama Wrote: Yes, I've heard it a million times at work over the decades.  Anytime there's a special occasion (someone retiring, returning from leave, etc.) they send out an email to have a - I swear this is true - carry-in.  Can't believe no one else has heard of it.  Everybody brings on something.  Usually I buy donutes so nothing has to be cooked.

I've heard carry-in my whole life and it's the term I use.  It's the same as potluck.  A carry-in dinner.  I think it's a church term more than anything.
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Yeah I've never heard that either. We always call it pot luck, as in you'll be lucky if you dont get food poisoning.
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(09-09-2015, 09:43 AM)mallorian69 Wrote: Yeah I've never heard that either. We always call it pot luck, as in you'll be lucky if you dont get food poisoning.

We have carry-ins all the time...I work in an office environment...Everyone brings in a dish and such...Pot Luck is the other term.

KY should be toothbrush...It had to be invented and named there.... in any other state it would be a TEETHbrush!!
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Better question is who's heard of "in calls" and "outcalls" Wink
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(09-09-2015, 02:37 PM)TSwigZ Wrote: Better question is who's heard of "in calls" and "outcalls" Wink

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I have heard them referred to as a "pitch in."
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(09-09-2015, 07:11 AM)EatonFan Wrote: I've heard carry-in my whole life and it's the term I use.  It's the same as potluck.  A carry-in dinner.  I think it's a church term more than anything.

(09-09-2015, 12:59 PM)spazz70 Wrote: We have carry-ins all the time...I work in an office environment...Everyone brings in a dish and such...Pot Luck is the other term.

KY should be toothbrush...It had to be invented and named there.... in any other state it would be a TEETHbrush!!


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(09-09-2015, 12:59 PM)spazz70 Wrote: We have carry-ins all the time...I work in an office environment...Everyone brings in a dish and such...Pot Luck is the other term.

KY should be toothbrush...It had to be invented and named there.... in any other state it would be a TEETHbrush!!


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