Expressions you never hear any more

[DD]

"Thank you and may your day be as pleasant as you are."
I've used that one for many years since my early days in retail.

Love this. I've never used it, but I am gonna start.

 

[Bob]

now we're cookin' on the front burner!

 

[Lake View Too]

"Thank you and may your day be as pleasant as you are."
I've used that one for many years since my early days in retail.

"I feel more like I do now than I did when I got here." ...something my daddy said, don't know what it means, but does that matter?

 

[Allifunn]

Let me check the fax.
Do you have any white-out?
Do you take checks?
Where's the closest pay phone?

soooo true!!! funny!!!

where is she? I bet she's got some doozies!

what about these:

get liquored up

tore up

wasted

bombed

high as a kite

I know where your head used to be...;-) (I am partial to the first 4)

 

[MrMentalFitness]

23 skiddoo

Anybody got any idea what that means?

 

[MrMentalFitness]

Urban colloquial perspective...

"B-boy"
"Down by law"
"Round the way"
"You be illin'
"Def"
"Bust a move"
"Gettin' jiggy"

 

[MrMentalFitness]

scared the bajeezus outta me
great land o' goshen
jumpin' jehosephat
jiminey cricket
o' fer cryin' out loud
sakes alive

 

[Matt J]

rational political discussion

 

[KISH7374]

Hornier then a toad and if I had wings I would fly instead of bumping my arse on the ground. I have to pee so bad my my teeth are using my tongue as a diving boaqrd.

 

[scooterbug44]

Anybody got any idea what that means?

Cops used to yell it at men who hung around the Flatiron Building in NY hoping to see women's dresses get blown up by the wind and reveal their ankles.

It was on 23rd street and the geography of the area/building created funky gusts.

I like "may your day be as pleasant as you are" - sounds like a retail curse!