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>My friend Billie writes: > >My mother-in-law uses that expression but definitely >NOT in that context. It is more like a 'thank-you'. >"Mrs. Perry brought some homemade bread, and I love >her for that." > >....................................................... >. > > >>I have heard some southerners use an expression "I >>love her for that", usually right after they've >>described some person's glaring character defect. >> >>Example: "She got so drunk at the party, she made a >>fool of herself, but I love her for that." >>Example: "He is an obnoxious braggart, and I love him >>for that." >> >>Has anyone heard this? What is the meaning of this? >>Is it common? Am I just hearing things?
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