I was talking to a friend recently and we were saying that you never seem to hear the word smorgasbord any more around here. I know that although they are slightly different, it was used interchangeably with buffet, and then one day buffet just took over. I think it's a shame as smorg was a lot more fun to say.
What's a fun word you miss?
I feel like I’m the only one who still says shenanigans and high jinks but I am sort of nerdy…
And what about calling a guy ‘Buster’ as in ‘reach for that pistol Buster and I’ll slap you silly!’
C’mom, that’s some great toughguy dialogue right there.
I love shenanigans
A usual invite to a dinner party at my house will include the word shenanigans.
I have yet to be invited, I’ll bring wine and flowers, I’m a real classy guest. I’ll even wipe my shoes!
shareDo you eat a wider variety of food than Kowalski?
shareI BRING MY OWN...THEY HAVE TAKEOUT FOOD EVERYWHERE.
shareI make really good burgers.
shareI AM PROBABLY OK WITH THAT.🙂
shareFine...I'll boil you a walmart hot dog
shareALL BEEF?...YOU GOT BBQ SAUCE?😳
shareI was going for the full lips and assholes treatment for you. Isn't bbq too grown up??? Maybe some ketchup??
Hahaha.
I'm only kidding. I'm sure I could whip up some chicken fingers.
I PUT BBQ SAUCE ON EVERYTHING...I ALWAYS HAVE A BOTTLE OR TWO AROUND...KINDERS BBQ SAUCE IS THE BOMB.
LMAO...I DON'T EAT CHICKENS...BEEF IS MY LAST MEAT...UNTIL A NEIGHBOR GETS A PET COW...THEN I AM FULL OUT VEGETARIAN I GUESS.
In most parts of Canada we don't wear shoes in the house.
shareThat’s a good practice, those snowshoes can really scuff the floors😉
shareAs funny as that is, I would bet most Canadians have never worn actual snow shoes.
I do however have ice spikes on the bottom of my boots.
I’ve used snowshoes, they are exhausting.
My wife and I followed a White-tailed Deer tribe on snowshoes in the Catskill Mountains. They are fast creatures, we never did catch up to them. It was likely all does, the females don’t leave scrapes and are quick to move on.
I haven't done it in years as it is exhausting, and physically, I just can't anymore. I find cross country skiing to be less taxing.
shareI frequently use the word shenanigans.
shareGroovy.
shareWhippersnappers
shareI quite like "ding-a-ling" and "ding-dong". Also I love saying" far out!"
shareSpiffy
sharePizza parlor
shareNot the turtle, but loggerheads…
It’s just funny to me because of this scene…
https://youtu.be/4OF0EIFu9ck?si=HRsiHa1gmrvDJmM2