s/o slightly outdated phrases and exclamations

[Anonymous]

Suffering seagulls!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I had a friend who was the editor of city newspaper who always used to say, “Great Caesar’s ghost” when anything went wrong….

To be fair, one of his star reporters kept disappearing when there was a big story to cover.

LOL

[Anonymous]

A tight slap!

[Anonymous]

Judas Priest!
Sufferin' succotash
Son of a Biscuit Eater

[Anonymous]

Festering cesspool!!

My ES kid was taught that to counter her school bullies by a family member. They did not understand it but they felt inferior and ridiculed. Even the teachers laughed.

[Anonymous]

I have a coffee mug with Shakespearean insults. They make me laugh. Here's one:

Out of my sight! Thou dost infect mine eyes.

[Anonymous]

Holy Toledo!

[Anonymous]

Whoops-a-daisy

[Anonymous]

When I get suddenly angry, I will say "Oh Fuddy Duddy". Hearing myself say this then makes me smile, and deflects some of the anger.

[Anonymous]

See ya soon, ya big bafoon.
okey dokey, smokey

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hell’s bells is a favorite of mine.

"Hell's bells, Trudy!"

A thing like that.

[Anonymous]

I say “for crying out loud” way too much.

[Anonymous]

Good times!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:put a sock in it

Love that one!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I say "holy moly" - def outdated but can't shake it.

I love holy moly. I thought it was just nonsensical rhyming but I recently learned that moly is a mythical magical plant.

I like holy moly much more than holy cow, which seems somehow offensive to Hindu people.

I also enjoy using jeez Louise.