grits
I need a southern comment that implies that something is:
gooder’n
or
funner’n
The best (and just about only) phrase I’ve found on the internet is gooder’n grits. Any suggestion for this cliche poor yank?
funnier than a dog with peanut butter on the roof of his mouth.
gooder’n grits 'n gravy!
funner’n flickin’ a flea!
A friend used to put on an accent and say “gooder’n Hell.”
My granddaddy used to say “better’n snuff and not near as dusty”. FTR he’d never say “gooder’n”.
I had a great uncle who’d say “Now that’s cuttin’ a fat hog in the ass!” when something was real good or some good luck came his way.