Anonymous
Post 12/07/2010 07:16     Subject: Favorite old fashioned words
1:18 It's "criminy" (or "crimeny," if you're really wild, which you probably are)

jinkies

folderol
Anonymous
Post 12/07/2010 01:18     Subject: Favorite old fashioned words
Perchance

Alas

And it would be fun to say criminetly (sp?) every now and then.
Anonymous
Post 12/07/2010 00:53     Subject: Favorite old fashioned words
Anonymous wrote:fiddlesticks


and fiddle-dee-dee
Anonymous
Post 12/07/2010 00:07     Subject: Favorite old fashioned words
huzzah!
Anonymous
Post 12/06/2010 23:56     Subject: Favorite old fashioned words
Mary Mother of God, ( what is the matter with you??)
Anonymous
Post 12/06/2010 23:48     Subject: Re:Favorite old fashioned words
Just heard from the crotchety old general on the Daily Show... Shinola. I really need to work that into my conversation.
Anonymous
Post 12/06/2010 23:45     Subject: Favorite old fashioned words
Anonymous wrote:goose eggs

gang busters

I bet you dollars to doughnuts, that...

Blinded in one eye and can't see out the other.



I love this, I said it the other day on a whim and got weird looks.
Anonymous
Post 12/06/2010 23:44     Subject: Favorite old fashioned words
I say "golly gee willickers," "Mother Mary preserve us," "darn it to heck" and "blasphemy!" a lot... But it's for kicks. I can throw around my fair share of mother effers, too.
Anonymous
Post 12/06/2010 23:43     Subject: Favorite old fashioned words
goose eggs

gang busters

I bet you dollars to doughnuts, that...

Blinded in one eye and can't see out the other.
Anonymous
Post 12/06/2010 23:38     Subject: Favorite old fashioned words
fiddlesticks
Anonymous
Post 12/06/2010 23:14     Subject: Re:Favorite old fashioned words
I just told my DS not to get his "panties in a twist" or "knickers in knot" and he just looked at me like what?
Anonymous
Post 12/06/2010 23:13     Subject: Re:Favorite old fashioned words
"champing at the bit" although I always said "chomping at the bit"
Anonymous
Post 12/06/2010 23:11     Subject: Re:Favorite old fashioned words
How about "fixin" as in I'm fixin to go the store, do you need anything?
Anonymous
Post 12/06/2010 23:10     Subject: Favorite old fashioned words
Anonymous wrote:pantywaist

milquetoast


I love pantywaist! My southern relatives used to call us that all the time. I'm not sure exactly what it means but I know they meant to imply we were being wimps about something or other.
Anonymous
Post 12/06/2010 23:08     Subject: Favorite old fashioned words
I am from a sparsely populated state in the Midwest ...

reckon.


I reckon we'll be late again, etc.