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20. bummer

Reply to Taverner (Original post)

Thu May 16, 2013, 04:18 PM

May 2013

Hey,
Not sure how old school that is, but I use it quite often.

Peace

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Old School Slang Time: Your favorite old world slang term. [View all] Taverner May 2013 OP

I still use that... So I don't consider it old school. Xyzse May 2013 #1

Cool Beans is 60s/70s, no? Taverner May 2013 #2

I was born 79 so I guess I am legit. Xyzse May 2013 #3

I was born in 1970 - I'm ancient according to my wife's HS students Taverner May 2013 #4

Dang... Xyzse May 2013 #5

My kids said 'cool beans' in the 90s! Sekhmets Daughter May 2013 #23

My boss still says it LiberalElite May 2013 #46

Boss randr May 2013 #6

"Grooovy, ba-a-aby!" lastlib May 2013 #7

twenties slang was the bee's knees olddots May 2013 #8

"The cat's pajamas." Brigid May 2013 #9

Ahhh but that one ONLY worked in WI/IL/MN Taverner May 2013 #11

20s, along with bee's knees nt WolverineDG May 2013 #44

Snow Merchant (my dad was the only one I ever heard use it) HERVEPA May 2013 #10

"Rock and roll!" Aristus May 2013 #12

Bunko Libertas1776 May 2013 #13

What would Midlo say? KamaAina May 2013 #17

Far out. The Velveteen Ocelot May 2013 #14

Far fucking out! LiberalEsto May 2013 #21

hot diggety! annabanana May 2013 #15

Old World or Old School? a la izquierda May 2013 #16

The greatest thing since sliced bread KamaAina May 2013 #18

"Bitchin" it was so cool to say that in the 60's truegrit44 May 2013 #19

I still use it all the time. n/t cherokeeprogressive May 2013 #24

bummer hibbing May 2013 #20

Can ya dig it, man? Art_from_Ark May 2013 #22

"Fuck the dog" progressoid May 2013 #25

I think we cleaned that up as dballance May 2013 #27

Bitchin' libodem May 2013 #26

That's Bitchen, or Boss, the opposite of Harsh or Bummer. denbot May 2013 #28

Go on with your bad self mokawanis May 2013 #29

Mine, like yours, is leg-related: "Gams" Arugula Latte May 2013 #30

23 skidoo datasuspect May 2013 #31

'Neato' and just 'cool'. sinkingfeeling May 2013 #32

COOL Taverner May 2013 #33

Bit of a sticky wicket, what? ananda May 2013 #34

Datts UK nott US! ! ! Taverner May 2013 #35

One of my oft-used favorites. MADem May 2013 #36

What's happening? nt hopemountain May 2013 #37

Bitchen and Boss. Iggo May 2013 #38

Worrrrrd. Arctic Dave May 2013 #39

Jesus Mary and Joseph. vanlassie May 2013 #40

Bitchin', neato. n/t Bertha Venation May 2013 #41

These replies are blowing my mind. nt LWolf May 2013 #42

Or totally blowing me away... pink-o May 2013 #43

Old school slang just ain't my bag, man. nt WolverineDG May 2013 #45

but is it your scene? gejohnston May 2013 #47

Dig nt WolverineDG May 2013 #51

It would be groovy gejohnston May 2013 #48

Heavy duty! Habibi May 2013 #49

gadzooks and forsooth! Tuesday Afternoon May 2013 #50

Shake your groove thing. kwassa May 2013 #52