I was talking with some "OLD" friends
Yes I mean age!
WE were talking about the olden days where the words we used had a
different meaning than they do today.
We laugh hard as the grand kids do not believe our meaning to some words.
I found this in my archives...
I hope you enjoy it...
Bill, I agree. So many words and phrases have changed but it is because "we" got old!
Pretty funny, Bill. So many words now have different meanings.
Have you ever had a young person say "shut up" to you, and mean "you're kidding" or "no way"? First time my daughter said that to me I about hit the roof!
This is so funny - and it is certainly interesting how words assume new meanings over time!
This is so funny - and it is certainly interesting how words assume new meanings over time!
It is amazing how our language has changed, William Feela ! Thanks for sharing.
Good afternoon William. And, I must admit to liking those days! Enjoy your day!
Good stuff William Feela I can identify EXCEPT for that 3-1/2" floppy
Good evening William. This is clever, smart and oh so true. I too remember that time.
And remember when gay was happy and carefree, coke was a soft drink, and text was words in a manuscript or book? We could probably fill a whole page with those if we thought about it for a while.
Morning again William.
Yes sir I do remember those days. All of them in fact...LOL
Thanks for the chuckle, William. And a great example of how our world changes.
LOL, I remember a few of these and I remember when people started changing the use
Too, too funny William Feela . Loved it! And I'm old enough to remember those simpler days! I miss the good old days sometimes.
I can see where those phrases truly have changed over the years.
Ah yes. I remember all those things, and their meanings which were different back then.
I remember those too and many more. We have a different language and it is constantly changing.
It is funny how words and meaning change with time. Thanks for sharing I hope you have a great day.
Funny how the word meanings change...and generations before have no clue !
William, I remember (sort of) those days before the computer, and can relate to your graphic.
We had no computers, printers or cell phones when I opened our first office in the summer of 1961. Carbon paper was used to make copies. By the way, this was before there was a MLS in our area.