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Yeah. I like to do the NYTimes Crossword puzzle. And afterwards I like to read the blog by Red Parker about how he solved it. Not too long ago one of his guest commentators mentioned that she had never heard of a name in the puzzle: Opie. Sigh.
It’s fun to watch language develop. In another generation we might have a new word like “jumppashak” that means to outlive your original premise or something like that. This is why I don’t fret over literally meaning figuratively and other linguistic developmental oddities.
Templo S.U.D. almost 2 years ago
I never got into Happy Days myself.
pearlsbs almost 2 years ago
At least he knows who Ron Howard is. I would have answered, “Yes, but that was before he became a director.”
Say What Now‽ Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Ya mean the kid who played Opie?
Tigressy almost 2 years ago
Tony asked, about 7 hours ago
Opie or Richie?
Whatever.
Macushlalondra almost 2 years ago
Get some videos of “The Andy Griffith Show” and let him see Ron Howard as a little kid named Opie. Why do I suddenly hear whistling?
some idiot from R'lyeh Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Of course if Happy Days was made now it’d be set in 2001.
MuddyUSA Premium Member almost 2 years ago
That is a problem today….kids now can’t relate to TV shows of the 70’s or 80’s!
wongo almost 2 years ago
Jumping the Shark? Squash the squid? Mash the Minnow? Punch the Perch?
dpatrickryan Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Hey, he’s not wrong. All you had to do was close the loop with, “Yes, and he was an actor before that.”
KEA almost 2 years ago
It’s conversations like this that make adults feel old.
cuzinron47 almost 2 years ago
The generations gap at work.
raybarb44 almost 2 years ago
It’s a generational thing…..
MissScarlet Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Yeah. I like to do the NYTimes Crossword puzzle. And afterwards I like to read the blog by Red Parker about how he solved it. Not too long ago one of his guest commentators mentioned that she had never heard of a name in the puzzle: Opie. Sigh.
Rich Douglas almost 2 years ago
Did you know Paul McCartney was in a band before Wings?
tim almost 2 years ago
It’s fun to watch language develop. In another generation we might have a new word like “jumppashak” that means to outlive your original premise or something like that. This is why I don’t fret over literally meaning figuratively and other linguistic developmental oddities.
Ugly, Fat and Crabby almost 2 years ago
Pete, you are raising that kid all wrong. His education is sorely lacking.