Level-set

Appears the "Olds" are responsible for your hostility Dan.


1. Was likely first popularized in the early 1950s by a Hollywood gossip columnist named Louella Parsons to describe a person or idea that's essentially a whole lot of, well, nothing.

2. “Cool beans” in the sense of “excellent” or “that's great” apparently originated as college slang in the US during the 1970s, but many people probably picked it up from the 1980s TV sitcom “Full House,” in which one character habitually used the phrase.

"My bad" - just a stupid way to say "I'm sorry"

Game Changer

Fishing Derby

ya, for sure.

Rubber worms... that ticks me off too.

The fishing report in Nevada used to say dumb stuff like "bass are good on rubber worms". Not to mention they were talking about a lake that had no water in it. Was drained and dried for two years and every week it said bass were good on "Rubber worms" and panfish were good on "red worms"

I wanted to punch that website in the face. I bet it still says that

It is what it is

It’s not what you say, but how you say it.

"Just sayin'"

"Am I the only one?"

"Baby mama"

This is the worst one of all

A relatively new one that bugs me is starting EVERY sentence you say with, "so …"

I went to Burger King a few years ago. Ordered a burger. I noticed there was a lot of commotion going on back in the cook area. A few minutes later the manager came out and told me they had run out of burgers.

I should run these all by the wifey or my Ratzy
Prolly should
She'll prolly say cool beans
But it is what it is
I'll have to hope she don't go all momma bear on me
but she may just give it a full send and a yeppers
Maye if I asked her to go to a fishing derby and she could ask her besties to shop
But I have a feeling going to a derby will end up in a big ol nothing burger
Been there..... done that...….. I know right?
I may ask my partner to fish, but we will need some rubber worms
those could be a game changer!!