Question of the Day - Thursday July 6, 2023

[AbbysMom]

Mod Note - Just a reminder that we don't usually allowed veiled swearing on the site. We are going to allow it in the context of this thread though.

Having said that, most of my phrases lately have been swears.

 

[denice]

More and more as I experience the aches and pains that come with age, its hell getting old. I remember my father saying that which is where I got it from.

 

[aliceneko]

Mod Note - Just a reminder that we don't usually allowed veiled swearing on the site. We are going to allow it in the context of this thread though.

Having said that, most of my phrases lately have been swears.

That's handy, because they make a good 60% of my vocabulary!

 

[muffy]

I used to collect matchbooks and ashtrays.....

I see I put this in the wrong thread. If someone could please move it.

[QUOTE="Kwik, post: 5686474, member: 10077972"

Quite often & never enough:
'Praise Jesus"
"Glory to God "
"Thank You Lord"
[/QUOTE]
I'm an atheist and I use Jesus Christ and sometimes Praise Jesus quite often. In my younger days I remember people used to say "Jesus Christ on a cruch". I'm not sure what it means but I don't hear it any more.

 

[Kwik]

I see I put this in the wrong thread. If someone could please move it.

[QUOTE="Kwik, post: 5686474, member: 10077972"

Quite often & never enough:
'Praise Jesus"
"Glory to God "
"Thank You Lord"

I'm an atheist and I use Jesus Christ and sometimes Praise Jesus quite often. In my younger days I remember people used to say "Jesus Christ on a cruch". I'm not sure what it means but I don't hear it any more.
[/QUOTE]
muffy - so glad you mentioned you posted in the wrong thread because I kept thinking I must've missed part of a conversation or my brain was just not making the connection,rofl- Whew!

Never heard that one- "Jesus on a crutch" but I don't doubt it,people say the oddest things and it seems to catch on for some strange reason Like eg: "pulling my chain"???? What chain? Huh?

 

[margecat]

It's raining out. Why do I put "out" in the sentence? If it's raining in, we really have problems!

 

[Kwik]

It's raining out. Why do I put "out" in the sentence? If it's raining in, we really have problems!

So funny,that tickled my funny bone!
When I first moved to Florida was the first time I ever heard the expression " I slept in"..... I thought," Does that mean they typically sleep out"? In NY we'd say " I slept late or I overslept today so I had no clue what these folks were talking about until I said " where do you normally sleep" haha