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In reply to the discussion: Phrases you don't hear anymore: [View all]PoindexterOglethorpe
(26,825 posts)43. About a decade ago I promoted my good china
to being my every day china. I love it. I'm only sorry I didn't do it years earlier. The pattern is Royal Doulton Tonkin.
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Holy cow. Never understood it but but always thought cows somehow deserved a phrase like that.
dgauss
Yesterday
#8
I sold my Grand Baroque patterned sterling silver set I inherited from my mother. Nodody polishes silver any more.
CTyankee
14 hrs ago
#81
Some I wish I never heard again like "My Bad", calling a movie a "Flick", "Dude"
doc03
17 hrs ago
#32
Land o' Goshen! ... and "Republicans are the party of fiscal reasonability"
JohnnyRingo
17 hrs ago
#36
In college in the late sixties we actually made fun of ourselves by saying "farm out" and "out of state".....
EarnestPutz
7 hrs ago
#122