[graciegirl]

It went along with...."They'll never buy the cow if they can get the milk free".




Here it is;


Don't make love at the Village gate.
Love is blind.
But the neighbor's ain't.

[TheVillageChicken]

My old man said "swell," I said "neato or groovy," my kids said "wicked," and my grands say "sweet."

[dbussone]

Wicked good

[Wandatime]

Down in South Carolina we say "hose pipe" which can mean anything from the hose nib to the hose itself all the way down to the hose sprayer.

I still say "Jiminey Crickets" when I really want to cut loose on the cussin'. Sometimes I'll through in Dagnabbit, more now with the popularity of the Geico farmer.

One time my dad banged his finger with a hammer and yelled "Dog bite a rabbit" but I never figured out what that meant.

Oh, and "You don't know sh#% from Shinola." That is old.

A friend of mine used to say "Better to be an old man's darlin' than a young man's slave" but I'm beginning to differ with her on that one.

And no one I know from the south really says, "Kiss my grits." That was just on TV.

[mtdjed]

City Chicken, Ox Roast, Rid up the House, Pop, Canadian Sailors, Bugging State Street

[mrfixit]

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"CHEESE n' RICE".....in lieu of Jesus Christ.

[Patty55]

How about a "2 cent plain"?

[Lauren Sweeny]

Meaning of " 2 cent plain" please?

[Bonny]

2 cents plain is a term for seltzer water. I think there is also an ice cream parlor in Jersey named 2 Cents Plain.