auntblabby wrote:
zkydz wrote:
Yigeren wrote:
:lol:
I have a hard time believing that people ever really used words like "neato". I know that they must have, because the kids on the Brady Bunch said it a lot. People actually apparently liked to say "swell" a lot, too. But that may have been earlier.
I still remember when all the kids in my age group used to say "phat" all the freaking time. For just about anything. Definitely overused.
Wow...now I KNOW I'm old LOL...I have used all those words including swell, groovy, rad, rap (talk, not the musical genre), Neato Keano...there's a bunch more that are just so cliche and specific to that time period but I can't think of many more right now. I think I did the swell, neato and other words of that time period because I always hung around adults or older kids.
do young'uns nowadays still use the term "
bitchin'!" to refer to something cool? when celine dion and her hubby the recently deceased producer first worked together, after one of her recorded takes went well he shouted that word and she was upset, thought he was upset at her, he had to explain American slang to her.
Yeah...I actually had that happen to me too. As a matter of fact, I have had a couple of bad, borderline racist jokes play out before my eyes.
Remember "Miss Swan" from "Mad TV?" There was some point in just about every sketch that she would gaze off into the air say "Heeeeee, looka like-a mannnn."
So, one night the wifenstein comes home and tells me about some guy harassing her on the train. I asked about him, she said something I didn't really get. She was hung up on his nationality. I asked what he looked like...I swear to God she looked out into the air, squinted and said, "Heeeee looka like-a mannnnn."
She could not understand why I was laughing so hard.
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