Pickles by Brian Crane for August 06, 2024

He said a bad word.

Ándale! Andale!

Earl is best at delegating…..

Earl forgot, hustle!

Glad he didn’t say “Balls to the wall” !

Hear the roar as they sense the fear. Wheels. A glint of steel and a flash of light. Screams. From a streak of fire as he strikes. Hell bent. Hell bent for leather. Hell bent. Hell bent for leather. Black as night, faster than a shadow. Crimson flare from a raging sun. An exhibition. Sheer precision. Yet, no one knows where he comes from. Fools ! Self destruct cannot take that crown. Dreams. Crash one by one to the ground. Hell bent. Hell bent for leather.

Left out ASAP.

Also forgot “Pedal to the metal”

Make like a tree and leave. Put eggs in your shoes and beat it.

Super great cartoon today , the Precious Roscoe is back : )

Most ticky-tick.

All those words predate Nelson, heck, some even predate me and that’s going some.

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Hayaku. And no half-stepping.

skedaddle

Vamos!

Kids saying that we oldies are making up words is a laugh. Each generation feels a need to make up a new set of words, just so we don’t really understand what they’re saying anymore. The stupid ones are when they use an existing word but change the meaning for its use. When someone says to me that “That guy is sick”, to me it means he’s ill. To them, for some reason, it means he’s great.

Turn Too…..

Block syzygy47! It’s starting crap again.

Grampa’s a GENIUS…….. just ASK him

Earl, you just realized your bladder is full! Show Nelson what you meant by high tailing it to the bathroom.

Ah, youth.

My pop in the ’50s, “Tom, now or sooner.”

Making up words ? Thats balderdash

He must of been in the Navy, no lack for words usually to do it fast and all the bad words you could think of.

What’s old is new again.

Attaboy Earl…….

Git-R-Done!!

or I’ll knock you a__ over teakettle!… (as per my dad!)

that’s so sad

He just doesn’t know how to use them properly.

As my father used to say, “Get your a$$ in gear.”

One way or the other, the kid got the message.

forgot scarper

Pronto!

I just finished reading Tom Sawyer (I picked up a copy in a thrift store and was curious, since I’d never read it) and was talking about it and other books with my mom. She described Tom as a “ratfink,” and my dad said from the next room, “Did you just use the word ‘ratfink?’ That’s an old word.”