Sally forth
Cute. I like Arlo and Janis’s chemistry.
I had to look up “snatch her bald-headed.” I’d never heard that before. You can read a discussion about the phrase, including the meaning, here: https://forum.thefreedictionary.com/postst189403_snatch-somebody-baldheaded.aspx
Janis wants an exclusive.
Tickling renders a male spouse helpless.
I had a friend who used the phrase “comb her/his hair”
Janis is ready to GO TO FIST CITY;)
On a darker note of women losing their hair, consider what happened to French women after the war ended and had been collaborators.
I’m familiar with that phrase but I haven’t heard it in years.
Arlo is kidding, Janis is not!
I love how they tease and play!
Sally never promised to “cling only unto thee as long as you both shall live”. You are directing your anger at the wrong person.
Ah, it’s a grand old American tradition and I, of course, am a Grand Old American……
Johnson is probably referring to the Little Richard song’sLong Tall Sally’s lyrics
Surely you jest
Don’t call me Shirley
Awwww
If she hurts Sally, she’ll hear from Ted!
One “Southern-ism” that I’ve been hearing lately is “Butter my bun and call me a biscuit”.
It’s more polite and a lesser jail sentence than “I’ll scratch that wench’s eyes out!”
C almost 2 years ago
Sally forth
Lyrak almost 2 years ago
Cute. I like Arlo and Janis’s chemistry.
SWCarter almost 2 years ago
I had to look up “snatch her bald-headed.” I’d never heard that before. You can read a discussion about the phrase, including the meaning, here: https://forum.thefreedictionary.com/postst189403_snatch-somebody-baldheaded.aspx
nosirrom almost 2 years ago
Janis wants an exclusive.
Tyge almost 2 years ago
Tickling renders a male spouse helpless.
[Traveler] Premium Member almost 2 years ago
I had a friend who used the phrase “comb her/his hair”
carlosrivers almost 2 years ago
Janis is ready to GO TO FIST CITY;)
jarvisloop almost 2 years ago
On a darker note of women losing their hair, consider what happened to French women after the war ended and had been collaborators.
chief almost 2 years ago
I’m familiar with that phrase but I haven’t heard it in years.
MuddyUSA Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Arlo is kidding, Janis is not!
Cincoflex almost 2 years ago
I love how they tease and play!
Diane Lee Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Sally never promised to “cling only unto thee as long as you both shall live”. You are directing your anger at the wrong person.
raybarb44 almost 2 years ago
Ah, it’s a grand old American tradition and I, of course, am a Grand Old American……
marensr almost 2 years ago
Johnson is probably referring to the Little Richard song’sLong Tall Sally’s lyrics
Muzi54 almost 2 years ago
Surely you jest
Don’t call me Shirley
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace almost 2 years ago
Awwww
tomfromthe50s Premium Member almost 2 years ago
If she hurts Sally, she’ll hear from Ted!
Cathy P. almost 2 years ago
One “Southern-ism” that I’ve been hearing lately is “Butter my bun and call me a biscuit”.
JessieRandySmithJr. almost 2 years ago
It’s more polite and a lesser jail sentence than “I’ll scratch that wench’s eyes out!”