Pickles by Brian Crane for July 30, 2014

Nelson, quit confusing your grandfather! (Since when did he know the Forrest Gump saying?)

It’s somewhat distressing to think that the release of Forrest Gump was closer to the Vietnam War than today.

Argh.

Oh dear god, Brian. IT’S NOT YEA! A shout of celebration is ‘YAY!’. ..Yea is an anachronistic word used like this: Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of learning, I shall fear no misspellings for thou art with me. Thy dictionary and thesaurus, they comfort me.

Great! Count me in!

“Soon, child, soon.”

we know he meant YAY or some other word of happiness, but yea — indeed — actually works

Without Opal.

Yea! I’m glad that’s settled now.

The River of no Return?

Always listen to your elders!

Yea though we eat chocolates as we journey down the river of life~~~~~!!!

Sometimes it’s a CREEK, there’s NO PADDLE and you’re DIABETIC. So slow down and calculate your options!

OYE !..You say po-tate-o..I say po-ta-toe..lets call the whole thing off..

@boldyuma .“OYE !..You say po-tate-o..I say po-ta-toe..lets call the whole thing off..”.Naw, let’s have some taters.

http://www.grammarphobia.com/blog/2011/08/yay-yea-yeah.html