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chilipeppermaniac said:
Must be a Canadian set of terms. I sure don't understand what Voodoo is trying to say.
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Mitch Pearrow SJMP said:
I sometimes think TV has his own agenda for language.
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Mitch, for all my years of talking to people on the computer, I often rethink how I say things because I realize and understand how many different countries which then makes me remember the way people word things does not always make sense to people who did not grow up in our culture.

Take for example an expression my stepdad used to say. Heck this might not even be understood by people in our country since it is quite an old expression like from the early 1800's even.

He used to say, " life is not all beer and skittles"
 
ninjaking67 said:
I was always more of a Ginger/Mary Ann kinda guy!
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HAHA, I was never much of a comic book fan, but I seem to remember Jug Head. Also, those girls look a little too modern for the Betty and Veronica's I would have remembered from the 70's Archies. Thise G string type bikinis might be 90's or so.

If you wanna talk about cuties, My Veronica's were I always laugh at this one, 2nd grade teacher Mrs Miller. I know I had good taste as all the dad's liked her too.

After those, with growing up in a home saw me mostly anywhere but home so I did not have to be around my mean dad, we really never saw much TV but as many adolescent boys might do back then, we heard of names of actresses and rumors of times they were supposed to be on TV where a young fella might catch a glimpse of their hotness. Names like Raquel Welch, Farrah Fawcett, of course Ginger and Mary Anne, Bridget Bardot, Barbara Eden, Jan and Marsha Brady, Susan Day, Heck even Angie Dickenson had some pizaazz going for her. Not to mention all the Soul Train dancers and a little later into the advent of our first cable TV, those hotties from ZZ Top and Robert Palmer videos.

Lotsa droolin, not much "foolin" around for me.
 
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