Who Here Says "Fixin to"?

[sukumvit boy]

He's too edumecated. We ain't talk'in Ebonics,we're talk'in Southern.

[Steve-Oh]

I'm fixin ta take my car to the shop.
It needs Fixed.

[Saint_Frankenstein]

NO. I live in the Midwest and have lived in the South and the dialects and accents of those places have certainly influenced my speech, but I'm originally from San Francisco and I'm trying to hold onto that as much as possible. Lol. The furthest I go is "y'all".

[CORVETTEDUDE]

I'm fixin' to rip off yur head n' shit down yur windpipe, pilgrim!!!

[speedking59]

i do. heard it from my dad, a crazy, alcoholic, hillrod from east Texas. has stuck with me along with settin' for sittin', "pert near.", and "down the road apiece."

[Dino Velvet]

i do. heard it from my dad, a crazy, alcoholic, hillrod from east Texas. has stuck with me along with settin' for sittin', "pert near.", and "down the road apiece."

My Texas family adds an "r" to everything.

"Now don't fergit yer umberell'r when you go get them tortill'rs."

[robertlouis]

My Texas family adds an "r" to everything.

"Now don't fergit yer umberell'r when you go get them tortill'rs."

I did once hear the host at a Texan barbecue say "Bon appetit, y'all", a stunning piece of cosmopolitan sophistication.

[hippifried]

Well I were fixin' to say it, butteye di'n' wanna give y'all another reason ta gripe.

[TSLexi]

I do.

[francisfkudrow]

One reason that more people are using the expression may be the somewhat recent G. Love & Special Sauce song, "Fixin' to Die".