[ SECRET POST #4360 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4360 ⌋

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Comments

What old-timey slang should we bring back?

[(Anonymous)]

Are there any old-fashioned expressions you want to come back into style?

Re: What old-timey slang should we bring back?

[(Anonymous)]

calling legs 'gams'

Re: What old-timey slang should we bring back?

[(Anonymous)]

I’ll second this.

Re: What old-timey slang should we bring back?

[(Anonymous)]

"Gams" is such a fun word.

Re: What old-timey slang should we bring back?

[(Anonymous)]

And calling women "molls"!

Re: What old-timey slang should we bring back?

[(Anonymous)]

Flim-flam.

Re: What old-timey slang should we bring back?

[(Anonymous)]

give 'em the old flim-flam flummox
fool and fracture 'em

Re: What old-timey slang should we bring back?

[(Anonymous)]

Squick

Re: What old-timey slang should we bring back?

[(Anonymous)]

This. Also calling smut "lemons".

Re: What old-timey slang should we bring back?

[(Anonymous)]

"Lemon" was never a thing in my fandoms (not that I'm against the term or anything), but I do miss "smut biscuit."

Re: What old-timey slang should we bring back?

[(Anonymous)]

I never stopped saying squick, and I hopefully never well, tbh.

Re: What old-timey slang should we bring back?

[kaijinscendre]

Saying 'Dagnabbit' as a curse.

Re: What old-timey slang should we bring back?

[(Anonymous)]

Same, also "consarn it"

Re: What old-timey slang should we bring back?

[cakemage]

Might I add "hornswoggled" and "codswallop" to the list?

Re: What old-timey slang should we bring back?

[tabaqui]

'Gods and little fishes'.

Great googly moogly

[(Anonymous)]

In cahoots with
Zozzled
Kibosh

Re: Great googly moogly

[(Anonymous)]

I confess I regularly use kibosh. I wish I used great googly moogly more but I tend to default to fuck instead.

Re: Great googly moogly

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

They are all just fun to say. I think I've used kibosh once, but I should use it more.

Re: Great googly moogly

[(Anonymous)]

"Great Googly Moogly"

Aw man, I cannot hear that phrase without being instantly reminded of my undying hatred of 'Maggie and the Ferocious Beast'... Those damn galoshes- I am so mad!! Aughh!!!

Re: What old-timey slang should we bring back?

[(Anonymous)]

I've always thought "the bee's knees" was a neat phrase to describe something cool.

Re: What old-timey slang should we bring back?

[(Anonymous)]

whenever we pass a cop car, we go 'jeepers, it's the cops! we've been snookered!' which is something everyone should say imo

Re: What old-timey slang should we bring back?

[(Anonymous)]

ishkabibble
bee's knees
cat's pajamas

Re: What old-timey slang should we bring back?

[(Anonymous)]

Okay- maybe not technically an old timey phrase, but calling a non-alcoholic drink 'unleaded'.
Where I live, it's called a 'virgin'. I just hate the term so much I've honestly ordered 'leaded' beverages that I actually hate the taste alcohol gives to them, just because I don't want to say the word...
Basically I don't order Strawberry Daiquiris anymore, and would rather sulk and drink coke, so I can keep avoiding calling it that...

Re: What old-timey slang should we bring back?

[(Anonymous)]

This sounds like something you need help with. Virgin is just a word, and if your aversion to it leads you to buying drinks you don’t like, buying shitty olive oil, paying too much for airfare, etc., then you are letting a word have too much power over your life.

Re: What old-timey slang should we bring back?

[(Anonymous)]

Right, I tend to phrase things more severe then I mean them;; Meaning, I don't actually have an adversion to the word virgin in an every day context. Olive oil, airfare, cell phones- I really don't care.
But for some reason the term virgin when it comes to alcohol, I just don't like. I've always been particular with the context of words since I was young, so most of my reluctance comes from a childhood opinion I can't quite shake...

Ehh- and given I literally drink less now in days because I'd rather call a non-alcoholic beverage something other then 'virgin', is probably the lesser of my problems I need to deal with, in my opinion...

/plus, I always just thought 'unleaded' sounded just so much better;;'