Expressions that have disappeared in our lifetimes.

What about us?

You've got mail

May I ask who’s calling?

Do you mind if I use your phone?

We can put a man on the moon, but we can’t...

How's tricks?

Take a memo.

Did you send that Telex?

"Don't touch that dial!"

"X" called it wants "y" back

Can you xerox this for me?

[quote]"X" called it wants "y" back

Who says this? The chromosome family?

Just kidding, but unfortunately I do hear this expression still from time to time. Makes me cringe.

This is going to be a great thread I think.

"You children are behaving like wild Indians!"

I’ve got more “X” than Carter has little pills.

I'm getting a busy signal!

Chill out!

It's 11 o'clock. Do you know where your children are?

My beeper is going crazy.We need to find a phone booth.

"I was working late last evening so I taped my favorite show."

I’ll call you later, page me.

I was about three seconds too late.

Some Lydia Pinkham should set you right as rain!

You're a retarded indian giver!

"Leave a message on my machine!"

(these kinds of threads so often end up being mostly about telephones)

"I have the video!"

I’ll call you in the morning or my service will explain.

[quote]My beeper is going crazy.

I never heard anyone say that.

[quote]We need to find a phone booth.

I think they'd just say phone.

We never said "retarded Indian Giver" we just said, "Indian Giver!"

[quote]We need to find a phone booth.

LOL

[quote]my service will explain.

Never heard that either.

You sound like one of those bad TV shows set in the past, that get it all wrong.

Look it up in the Yellow Pages!

[quote]I’ve got more “X” than Carter has little pills.

That's liver pills, Rose.

23 skidoo.

"Jew someone down" to mean negotiate a price.

Ooh, rewind that! I want to see/hear that again.

I need to make a long-distance call.

Expressions of astonishment such as:

Land o' Goshen!

Land sakes!

Sakes alive!

Oh my heavenly days!

"Awesome" is pretty much not used anymore, especially with the Gen Y crowd. Now everything is "lit".

Mod

Ultra mod

"If you have a touch-tone phone...press 7 - otherwise please hold for an operator".

[quote]"Awesome" is pretty much not used anymore, especially with the Gen Y crowd. Now everything is "lit".

I thought awesome had been replaced by AMAZING!

"My stars!!"

"One ringy dingy"

"You're welcome."

Be Kind, Rewind.

"Cash or check?"

The swinging sounds of summer!

OUTASIGHT!

That's so groovy of you.

From here to Timbuktu

Wash and set.

Sock it to me!

wet my whistle

Does anyone have some white out?

I'll Xerox it and send it over.

Call me collect

I think he may be homosexual.

I will wash your mouth out with soap

No one I knew ever said GROOVY and I grew up then, with siblings in their teens. Even we second graders thought it was lame.

"6th Floor, Ladies Lingerie"

What’s your fax number?

Legitimate Theater?

He's so neat!

Help Wanted Domestic

IN COLOR!

Neato!

The bee's knees

Typing class

There's already a phone in the apartment. I just need to get it turned on.

I'd prefer to sit in the smoking section

Help Wanted - Male

Help Wanted - Female

You’re so gay

1-976-8585

The great USA

look for the union label.

At the tone, the time will be...4:55 exactly.

go to school in New Haven

be sent down from Oxford... Cambridge

Homosexual? Why I don't think so, he's just a confirmed bachelor!

For kids who grew up in the 70s:

Squeeze the nickel until the Indian screams.

Squeeze the nickel until the buffalo shits.

Anyone with a question should raise his hand.

That filthy slut wore WHITE on her wedding day!

I've had sufficient. / I've had an elegant sufficiency.

Pass the Aquanet

If you keep spending like that, you're gonna end up in the poor house!

I think I may be pregnant.

He doesn't have a pot to piss in!

air hostess. stewardess

Padon me, Madam, ....

Catch you on the flip side!

I'm getting the busy signal.

How much did you spend? Do you think we're the Rockefellers?

I'm free, white, and 21.

Billy's in his room playing with his chemistry set.

I think I might be a lesbian.

Come hell or high water I will!

Aint no stoppin' us now!

Going down the manhole

Man overboard

I spent the weekend at the baths.

Coffee, tea or me?

I haven't a Chinaman's chance in winning this.

Before the war.

After the war.

Lace-curtain Irish

Yellow peril

a room at Mrs. Fisher's boarding house

Two toilet Irish.

Far out

Don't bogart that joint

Let's go see the double feature

This is gonna hurt me more than it hurts you!

"She's in the family way."

Last weekend someone tried to pay with a check in the little boutique I clerk at. I just laughed in disbelief.

You little dickens!

buggery buggering

Its playing at the retro house

Look at the knockers on her!!!

Why buy the cow if the milk is free?

A whore's bath

I stopped at the creamery and picked up a pie and some ice cream

You send me!

hitchhike out to P-town

Fill it up premium, please and check the oil.

Leave a note for the milkman

[quote]Fill it up premium, please and check the oil.

Do it your fucking self, lady!

What does that have to do with the price of tea in China?

I walked 5 miles in the snow to get to school.

You forgot to rewind the tape.

Have you accepted Jesus Christ as your personal savior?

Women's Libber

I'd like to pay with my green stamps!

Can't wait to get this girdle off! (my mpm)

Don’t be a jew

Gotta swing by the FotoMat on my way home

Pass me the funnies please

He asked me to enjoy his letterman’s sweater

Man up!

Mankind

Hillary for Prez

Have you no decency, sir?

Swell!

What a dreamboat/ he’s so dreamy

Radical! Gag me with a spoon!

Oprah better get herself hitched or she'll wind up an old maid!

“Facts of life” used to mean teaching your kids about sex.

After the show, no one uses that term anymore

Buddy could you spare me a quarter?

Be kind, please rewind.

stash the loot in a locker at the bus terminal.

she packed her bag and got out of town

Or just, "get out of town!!!"

we better scram

sent upstate sent up the River

It's my bingo night. It's my Mahjong night.

Bridge night.

That’s all she wrote

We've got lots of grass, let's smoke up!

We've got lots of pot, let's smoke up!

Let's smoke this hash. (Whatever happened to hash?)

Roll a spliff.

Do people still say "three sheets to the wind"?

"Smoking or NON -Smoking, window or aisle?"

Solid State Technology

Made in the USA

"yes, this is the lady of the residence, speaking"

"Please ask for our vegetarian menu."

"You have to marry her. That child deserves a name."

Queer as pink ink

Letters addressed to boys as "Master So and So"

Fat hips sink ships

Please hang up and dial again.

Are you a friend of Dorothy?

You can say that again

That and a dime will get you a phone call

"Here's a quarter; run down to the store and get me a pack of cigarettes" - said to an 8 year old.

On our vacation we stayed at the Howard Johnson's hotel and our room had a Magic Fingers Vibrating Bed.

“Am-scray, sister. Beat it.”

We went to Florida too, r155.

My dad just bought a new Oldsmobile. It's a big step up from our old Pontiac.

Jury-rigged

Jerry-rigged

I'd like a seat in the non-smoking section.

I always thought “the bees knees” should make a comeback

Not an expression but crank calls have disappeared because we all know the number calling

Do you want to play Candy Land or Chutes and Ladders?

Brazil nuts referred to as n****r toes.

He has cooties

reform school

Home for unwed mothers.

The truant officer!

Vamping

Peggy Sue Got Married

Or will she?

Now just a cotton picking minute

You're gonna get paddled!

Now scoot

Marcie, Harold and I just got pinned! I'm in heaven!

Dear John letter

Totes adorbs (hopefully)

Blank cassette tapes

Operator, I'd like to make a collect call.

A lady never wears diamonds before evening

"Ma'am, I'll need your husband to co-sign before I sell you this (item) on payment plan"

Children should be seen and not heard

Lady of the evening - (prostitute)

Strumpet - (prostitute -female)

Man of the Cloth

Penmanship

Greek - Anal Sex

French - Oral Sex

I still use GREEK. If you don't understand it you're in for surprise anal.

Referring to someone as an Oriental or a half breed

R52, R60, R139 I still say most all of those, with the exception of the word "pot". Grass is where it's at! Sounds groovy. I obviously never stopped smoking.

So and so was born a bastard. This word is never used for its original "conceived out of wedlock" status/meaning. Thankfully Mulatto has fallen out of favour too.

Man, that's bitchen'!

Lots of the straight chicks who come here still use Oriental.

Don't fuck me without a condom

This place is happening!

Nancy boy

With all my heart I still love the man I killed.

Don't cook tonight, call Chicken Delight!

mimeograph machine

international operator

trunk call

Judas Priest!

"Taste me, taste me!' (Doral cigarettes)

"Mom, can I have a dime? I wanna get a Hershey bar." (Circa 1975)

"Lets go to the record store at the mall."

"Has the afternoon paper come yet?"

"Yes ma'am" and 'yes, sir"

"May I please be excused (from the dinner table)?"

Hello, operator? I'd like to make a person-to-person call.

A/S/L?

Set up the TV trays

[quote]Gotta swing by the FotoMat on my way home

Who used to say that, YOU?

Is your daughter high yella ?

[quote]We've got lots of grass, let's smoke up! We've got lots of pot, let's smoke up! Let's smoke this hash. (Whatever happened to hash?) Roll a spliff

I was a pretty heavy pot smoker for years and never ever did I hear anyone talk about "smoking up" - nor saying "Let's smoke this hash". Maybe it's a Canadian thing or something like that.

We have a colored girl 2 days a week

"Hang up, I got it!" Hold your horses. Want me to get the belt out? Heavens to Betsy! I'm loaded for bear. What in the Sam Hill are you doing? Barf bag Bogus Dweeb Don't have a cow, man

Would you grab the club? It’s behind my seat - gotta lock thus baby up.

I'll give you something to cry about.

Never understood that as a kid since my own parents weren't abusive but it was quite common and I often did hear other kids' parents say it. It was only as a adult did get the implicit threat to the kid to quit whining (or just STFU about anything) or you're going to get even worse.

Older than Methusaleh

Higher than a kite

Do you have Prince Albert in a can? Is your refrigerator running? (crank calls)

There will never be a worse crook in office than Dick Nixon

Take two of these and call me in the morning.

[He is/you are] a tall drink of water!

My Sides! ..Oh wait?!

Fair to middling

[quote] "Yes ma'am" and 'yes, sir"

These are still in heavy rotation in the South by people of all ages.

[quote]That's liver pills, Rose.

Uh, no R30, not necessarily.

The Carter Co. was known for making Carter’s Little Liver Pills, so either expression is correct.

[quote]Ooh, rewind that! I want to see/hear that again.

I still say this. What do you say when you want to go back on a program you’re watching?

Back it up, r213?

R214, that makes sense. It’s funny how the expressions you’re used to can sound so ridiculous to someone who doesn’t use them, yet sound perfectly normal to you.

Thanks.

[quote]He doesn't have a pot to piss in!

My parents used to say, “He doesn’t have a pot to piss in, or a window to throw it out.” Never quite got that.

[quote]Lace-curtain Irish [quote]Two toilet Irish

What were these referring to? Anyone know what it’s supposed to mean?

[quote]So and so was born a bastard. This word is never used for its original "conceived out of wedlock" status/meaning.

R84 I still use the expression, “we’re being treated like a bastard at a family reunion” once in a while.

"Land of Goshen!"

"Roll down/up the window"

"My parents used to say, “He doesn’t have a pot to piss in, or a window to throw it out.” Never quite got that."

Apparently in the olden days, people used piss in the making of leather, and leather makers would buy people's piss from them. The very poor would sell theirs. So the saying, doesn't have a pot to piss in, means he's so poor that not only does he need to sell his piss, he doesn't even have a pot to put it in.

R213, my sister's kids say something like "go back" or "play that part/scene back." To fast-forward is to "go up."

Warm up the car Turn on the TV Set Film at 11:00 I'm the chief bottle washer I'm Mr. Mom today while my wife goes to her female doctor We still have a party line Where's the beef!

I still say rewind as well. And fast forward. I suspect many people who grew up using VCRs still do.

It's a horse a piece

Any expression in which women are referred to as broads, battle-axes, or old bags.

Loveable goofball.

"Pearls in your oysters" as parting greeting.

R208: I think that has evolved into the related but more current ‘The Thirst is Real’.

Won't someone think of the children?!!

Try jewing them down on the price

Dear Sir or Madam, I would like to be considered for the Gal Friday advertised in this week's Pennysaver.

"Please," "Thank you" and "You're welcome."

The early bird gets the worm !

Luncheon, Supper

Years ago dinner was an afternoon meal; supper later.

Mom! Turn on the radio so we can see if school is closed because of the snow.

She’s a “homemaker.”

“No woman of mine is getting a job!”

A gorgeous hunk of man !

Close the door! Where you born in a barn?

The DM is full of phrases that seem to be from another time - 'pert posterior', 'slim pins', 'raven locks'.

Jeepers!

R100, Don't forget the creature feature. (horror movie showing)

Don't come crying to me if you fall out of that tree and break your neck.

Sit down on the floor Indian-style. (cross-legged)

You're an Indian giver. (someone gives you something, like a shirt they never wear, then asks for it back)

I heard she got the sugar. She need to lose some of that weight, if you ask me. I actually tried telling her that, but she got all indignant and tried to give me a piece of her mind over it. Well then, whatever. I guess a fool gonna do what a fool does.

Run that by me one more time?

I'm excited that Steve McQueen's new picture is finally coming out. The movie house across the way is gonna start showing it tomorrow evening.

[quote]The movie house across the way is gonna start showing it tomorrow evening.

Did you really speak like that? "The movie house across the way"?

Some of you would make great movie scriptwriters.

Where is you goin' gurl?

The movie house across the way!

"An E-ticket ride".... to describe something fun, fast, exciting, or popular.

Its origins were the old ticket booklets which guests had to purchase in order to access rides & attractions at Disneyland and Disney World, back in the 1960s-1970s. There were A, B, C, D, and E tickets. "A-tickets" were for the most boring, little-little-kid things (e.g. Carousel, Sleeping Beauty's castle, Main St. theater), and with each subsequent letter, the rides/attractions got a little more fun & exciting. "E-tickets" were for the newest and/or most popular rides in the park, such as The Matterhorn, Space Mountain, Pirates of the Caribbean, Haunted Mansion, etc. (without fail, you'd end up with a bunch of unused A & B tickets at the end of the day, because you kept buying booklets to get the D & E tickets). Disney got rid of the ticket booklets in 1981-82, and went to an all-inclusive admission fee.

"My telephone was ringing off the hook as I came inside my apartment. "

Prime Time Network TV Ratings Success

[Quote]The movie house across the way is gonna start showing it tomorrow evening.

I didn't, r243, but some of the older people around me did. This was back when I was a kid in the 1970s.

The other day, I said “fussbudget” and was laughed at. Apparently, that is a dead one.

I also say “how’s tricks.” I’m the only one I know of who says it.

I say How's tricks. Despite it being bad grammar!

R249 is Lucy Van Pelt

"We pump ethyl." -- old gas station sign

" You're welcome" has been replaced by " No problem." This means that if it were a problem, the person wouldn't do it.

Please.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Rewind the tape before returning it.

r241 was addressing r240.

R247, Remember the Nielsen ratings booklet that would come in the mail with cash? A dollar for every person in the household, and you would have to write down every TV program you saw for the week, and mail it back in.

That was CHOICE.

[quote]Please.

Gurl, please...

You old battle-ax!

Oh, my momma went on to glory some twenty years ago.

A little dab will do you (of Bryll Creem ). The phrase is from the commercial and was so ubiquitous that it was just adopted - knowingly- as a little aside or remark. For example: a bit of whipped cream, or some vegetable or food you didn't particularly like, or a bit of lipstick or blusher. Now the same phrase would give rise to images of the dance move.

I hope "just sayin'" will be among the next to disappear.

Another one in the hopper! Pipe down! (I) cut my foot on a turd! (Not cut literally - just stepped on.) He went into the outhouse and came out smelling like a rose! Horseshit!!

[quote]" You're welcome" has been replaced by " No problem." This means that if it were a problem, the person wouldn't do it.

I hate when people say “no worries.” It always sounds condescending even when it’s not meant to be.

We stayed up talking until the cows came home.

I actually was a Neilson rater person, R257. I was recovering from knee surgery about five years ago when they called me. I agreed to do it because I was home anyway. They kept thanking me over and over again for being so nice to them on the phone. They gave me five sequential, crisp one-dollar bills along with the booklet. I ended up binge watching The Men Who Made America and all the Nancy Grace-type shows on HLN. I wonder what they thought of that.

My soles have worn down again. I’ve got to get over to the cobbler.

"I Like Ike"

Sleep tight, don't let the bedbugs bite.

He-man. She-male.

Merry Christmas.

He's a little light in the loafers.

You need to get off the internet. I have to use the phone.

If you're going to Sears, we need more film and flashbulbs.

She forgot to bring her Brownie but he was able to buy a disposable camera at the drugstore.

Waiting for the TV to warm up.

Don't forget to save a copy of your work on a floppy disk!

R259 My dad used to call Mom a battle ax. For years, I thought one would spell it Batalax. No clue it was a two-word metaphor.

R278, in the same way, I always thought somehow it was related to Cadillacs. I couldn’t figure it out, either.

R278, I had thought of it as a weapon to fight off dragons. So, I thought it meant that if a knight forgot his battle ax, he could grab up a mean woman, and fight back the dragon by having her yell at it.

That’s fuckin hilarious R280!

Someone in one of the Trooping of the Guard threads today asked whether Zara (a variation of Sarah) is a royal name. I posted that in the next to last Gilbert and Sullivan show, the heroine is Princess Zara and what's more British than G&S? What I didn't add in that thread is that in the show, Princess Zara is love with Captain Fitzbattleaxe, who is "beneath her station."

Gag me with a spoon!

r35 left out "Heavens to Betsy!" and "Blue blazes!"

There's a funny exchange between Martin Sheen and Don Cheadle about "Blue blazes!" in the movie TALK TO ME.

r42, nobody "rocks on with your bad self," either.

I still say "dreamy" and award-winning movie makeup artist Ve Neill still says "groovy" on TV!

Right on.

Everybody still says "early bird gets the worm."

Look that up in your Funk & Wagnall's!

Sock it to me, baby!

Here come de judge!

Don't you touch me, don't you EVER touch me!

What you see is what you get!

MIssed me by THAT much!

Stifle!

Dickweed.

r263 would like the closely related "Can it!", "Put a lid on it!" or "Zip it!"

Slang is no longer "all that and a bag of chips."

In fact, the new Jumanji movie makes Nick Jonas say a BUNCH of expired '90s phrases because his character was isolated from that time.

[quote]Everybody still says "early bird gets the worm."

And I always say "The second mouse gets the cheese."

R285 can dig it!

Oh, that's the truth - it got it straight from the horse's mouth!

You're such a spaz!!!...

Until the DL Spaz troll recently brought it back.

Don't look a gift horse in the mouth.

Where's my change purse?

Housecoat

Bed jacket

R184 what's wrong with Mulatto, it sounds so much nicer than "Mixed." And, I abhor the practice of referring to a mulatto by only part of their ancestry. The one-drop rule was a racist idea dreamed up by by white supremacists so why has it now been accepted by everyone as true?

R277 - which format?

Card catalog

My dear, departed mom used to say, "That's dirty pool!" She also could tell you how special it was to get a phosphate at the soda fountain.

Put the milk in the Frigidaire.

That's the ticket!

Now you're cooking with gas!

No tickee no shirtee.

Wait until your father gets home!

Jesus Mary and Joseph!

He's a wetback.

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Late the other night I caught SIXTEEN CANDLES on TV, and boy has that dated in terms of vernacular. Calling girls "babe" and nerds "dweebs" and "fags" makes it sound like a different world and a different country.

I wish we still said "sounds major" with a sarcasm, though.

Don’t take any wooden nickels!

A capital idea!

WAAAASSSSSSSUUUPPPPPP

Not much, R308, how are you doin’?

Oh, wait.

Very old but amusing expression (40s? 50s?): Let's make like a tree and leave.

Shave 'em dry.

R297 - you made me laugh out loud! Bed jacket! We’ve had some cool evenings here in NYC this last week, and my mother commented only today, “I was so chilly watching TV in bed last night, I needed my bed jacket!”

Here’s another one I don’t really hear anymore (but do use myself) “that’s hard cheese” used when something doesn’t go well or as planned for someone:

“Harry thought he was getting promoted, but he lost his job in the merger” “That’s hard cheese for Harry”

"I've seen better legs on a piano"

Nervous as a whore in church

Naked as a jaybird

Mean as a junkyard dog

Sharp as a tack

Colder than a witch's teat

Chinese fire drill

Chomping or champing at the bit

Verrrrry interesting

All het up

Woulda shoulda coulda

Tossed his cookies

Black as the ace of spades

What you see is what you get

Solid as the Rock of Gibraltar

You're in good hands with Allstate

You'll wonder where the yellow went when you brush your teeth with Pepsodent

Give it to Mikey

Hi Guy

Mona!

This is the pits!

It’s from hunger

Eat it! Eat it raw!

"You'll shoot your eye out!"

"You'll catch your death of cold"

Gal Friday jobs in the Help Wanted section of any newspaper How fast can you type? See you later, alligator! In a while, crocodile! May I have this dance? She got pinned! Operator, I need to make a collect call.

Soda Jerk

Elevator operator

Ladies notions

He died from "Consumption"

Street car conductor

Extreme Unction

Barkeep! Whiskey! Leave the bottle.

Please check under the hood and the tires while you're at it.

Landsakes! Golly! Gosh! Woopsadaisies!

Goody gumdrops!

I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream!

What a dreamboat! (I still use this.)

I'll be excommunicated!

You bet your sweet bippy!

Fly the friendly skies.

Heavens to Betsy! I have just read through R100 and I still use many of these expressions.

Who in the Sam Hill does not?

Fuck that noise

Goody Goody Gumdrops

"it's snowing down south." and "Johnny's out of his box" to tell a lady that her slip was showing.

If we left the side door open, when we came home, my mother would say, "I'm not heating 84th St."

Looks like he's been through the wringer.

She looks like she was ridden hard and put back wet.

"Lace Curtain" Irish were well-off, although the term was one of derision used by WASPs, as if they were trying to rise above their station. "Shanty" Irish were ignorant, lower class Irish.

Drop a dime on someone

See you in the funny papers

Spiffy

Happy camper

Make like a baker and give me the dough

A couple of swells

Trip the light fantastic

Cheese it — the cops!

Flight of fancy

That’s so gay

Fat-free

Lite

Pizza face (seems they have much better acne medication these days)

Flatsy

Stuffing the bra (everyone over 14 gets breast implants)

Bucky beaver (everyone gets braces nowadays)

Four eyes (glasses are a fashion statement and contacts are an option). Except on Cirb Your enthusiasm “Larry you four eyed FUCK,”

Baldy (shaved heads are common)

So-and- so is a friend of mine, he resembles Frankenstein

When he walks around the house, he resembles Micky Mouse

When he does the Irish jig

He resembles Porky Pig

When he walks across the street

You can smell his stinky feet.

Better dead than red

Ring around the collar!

Deader than a doornail

A lick and a promise

Shotgun wedding

The customer is always right

Burned the clutch

Sounds like a broken (skipped) record

Turn the album over

B side

Tape deck

Running board

Cap gun

Go outside and play. Come back when the street lights come on.

Scarcer than hen’s teeth.

Don’t take any wooden nickels

Does anyone have a returnable dime?

(If you lived in a dorm and were making a collect call)

Tough buns, as in "You ran out of cigarettes? Tough buns." Alternatively, "tough titty."

Don't go out with wet hair, you'll catch a cold.

The word prejudiced instead of racist.

Ice box

Beer joint

tee-tee

[quote]Drop a dime on someone

This is still used in my neck of the woods.

[quote]Cheese it — the cops!

My friends still say this, though in an ironic fashion. It still gets a laugh.

The flashing blue light is still on aisle 7 For 2 minutes.

Calling all cars! Calling all cars!

Dial up

Cuban heel boots

I'll have the thousand island on my salad.

R352, what’s “Cuban heel boots”?

And don’t they still make thousand island dressing, R353? I haven’t looked for it in a while.

Garter belt

Take your car to the kid who lives at the end of the street. He can fix anything

Which leads me to “motor heads.”

Oriental

Let's pick up some odds and ends at Woolworths.

Let's stop at the Sinclair and ask directions.

Divining rod

Dowsing

Or, the 5 and dime.

Stay tuned, coming up next is Sunday nights’ Wonderful World Of Disney. Households thundered into the LIVING room. *cue image of Tinkerbell, fireworks, and that castle.*

Summer rerun

Cops & robbers

Horse opera

Bermuda shorts

Spit curl

Nightclub act

Alternative rock radio

Stylin

Bitchin

R224 After you get that temp position and fill out your timecard with a black ballpoint pen:

"PRESS HARD: You are making three copies"

Call collect and reverse the charges.

R360 just brought back memories for me. Thanks.

“When you wish upon a star...”

Operator, this is an emergency, get me the police.

two bits

Cat's meow

Rumble seat

vagabond

hobo

moving pictures

boob tube

wooden nickel

You’re welcome, R366. I miss that ritual.

Grody

Gnarly