What Say Ye?

[Bob Swenson]

What say ye?

Not being from the Kewel generation I use some expressions that make my son Per cringe.

In three shakes of a lambs tail.
Like a bat out of hell
How’s that fit your pistol?
Ya (ethnic thing)
Don’t cry over spilled milk.
Did he have a hat?
Lots more but I can’t think of them now
WHAT SAY YE

[Jeff Yates]

Lets see...a few that I use on a regular basis...

Eyup
Boy Howdy
Busier than a three pecker'd goat in a field of sheep
Groovy

My brain isn't workin gthat well, laid up with a bum knee and on Vicadin..

[Ed Lang]

Heres your hat... whats your hurry.

Next time you are by the river.... drop in.

You are OK unless you are by yourself or with someone.

slower than molasses in January.

have you got a bee in your bonnett

[Randal Stevenson]

I think this thread is fullo malarky and should be in file 13!

[Nancy Laird]

Got no more sense than a left-handed screwdriver.

That's what you get for thinking when you haven't had any practice.

Put THAT in your pipe and smoke it.

[John Daugherty]

you would break an anvil with a rubber hammer (to my 6 yr old son)

slower than a herd of turtles

[Mitchell Andrus]

Hey, Bob! I see you're in Denville, NJ. I'm a member of the Denville String Band (Mummers). Have you seen us in the local parades lately?

http://www.denvillestringband.com/

Mitch (bass sax)

[Bob Swenson]

Mitchell, Don't you guys march for Denville Legion Post 390 in Wild Wood?
Bob

[Ron Journeau]

Busier than a one legged river dancer

Dumber than a bag of hammers

Colder than my MIL's glare

[Mitchell Andrus]

Yes. It's a get-away weekend for us. We stay at the Florentine and get a few mummers from Philly to join us. This is our most popular event.

[Dennis Peacock]

That boy's as sharp as a bowling ball.
He's about as mixed up as a feather in a whirlwind.
He's a brick shy of a full load.
Sit down fer a spell.
You're about as heavy as a full sack of taters.
I put it where I wouldn't loose it, now I can't find it.
Pull ya down a chair and have a sit up.
She's about as purdy as cornbread in a skillet.
That's about as handy as a pocket on a shirt (from Mark Cothren)

[Joe Mioux]

You're lyin' like a dog with no legs.

[John Shuk]

Some days chicken...some days feathers.

[Charlie Hans]

"That boy can take two balls of cotton and make noise"
Now look over there, don't those hills give you something to rest your eyes against?


Chuck

[Mark Singer]

thats sick!
oiy vey!
Vel al tel ya!