Why Do Grown Women Say Easy Peasy?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:For they same reason they say veggies.

Sexy veggies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nope, I happen to love emoticons. And yes, I am an intellectual, thank you for pointing that out!
This phrase is all over this board.

Okay, well why don't you print out a list of your likes and dislikes so we can all bow to your superior wisdom.

[Anonymous]

Who doesn't say "veggies"?

[Anonymous]

Because I spent most of my 20s living in England. I also say things like Gobsmacked, knackered, Bob's your Uncle and other British sayings. When I try and smarted it up I say "And Robert is very much your mother's brother".

[Anonymous]

Because I can't say always say "I love it when a plan comes together!" Gotta mix it up some.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who doesn't say "veggies"?

I don't.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Because I spent most of my 20s living in England. I also say things like Gobsmacked, knackered, Bob's your Uncle and other British sayings. When I try and smarted it up I say "And Robert is very much your mother's brother".

Sidenote, my favorite Brittish word is wanker.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Seriously, you sound like idiots. Just stop.

I've not even heard of this easy peasy.

Thank God, I say!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nope, I happen to love emoticons. And yes, I am an intellectual, thank you for pointing that out!
This phrase is all over this board.

Okay, well why don't you print out a list of your likes and dislikes so we can all bow to your superior wisdom.

Why are you so defensive and somewhat strangely angry about your desire to use a stupid term?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Because I spent most of my 20s living in England. I also say things like Gobsmacked, knackered, Bob's your Uncle and other British sayings. When I try and smarted it up I say "And Robert is very much your mother's brother".

I was going to say it must be because these particular women are British. I never heard 'easy peasy' until I lived in the UK.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

Why? Freedom of Speech, maybe?

I hope not. Throwing yourself on the sword for the right to right to say easy, peasy?

[Anonymous]

Worse yet - I heard a man say it recently - yuck!

[Anonymous]

I'm sure they're friends with my daughter's bear, Lucy Goosy Lemon Juicy.


Btw, I hate veggies too, but even worse to me is hubby. Can't stand it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Worse yet - I heard a man say it recently - yuck!

Jamie Oliver says it all the time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who doesn't say "veggies"?

I don't.

Me neither.