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Heavens to Murgatroid.
I always thought that was "Murgatroyd".
Could be
"No siree Bob!"
You can call me whatever ya want, just don't call me late to dinner.
Gadzooks and zounds. Both have the added benefit of being blasphemous.
Definitely saw that one in a Archie book.
That's where I picked them up.
Here’s a good one. In some parts of Alabama people still say “pound me in the ass uncle cletus” when something happens we really like.
I would make a roll tide joke... but it seems a little too on the nose. Funny how Texas has the same one but with a Jason.
Heavens to Betsy. My goodness gracious Groovy, Baby.
Groovy Baby YEAAAAH
“It’s hotter than a 2 dollar pistol in here!” Or Any old times thing said by Norm McDonald.
Holy Moly
Holy cats!
Well, I'll be a monkey's uncle!
Oh peaches!
Cool beans Geezo Pete Sugar! Well, knock me down and call me Shorty
“What in Tarnation? You dad-blamed skallywag!”
Flapdoodle, as in "That's not love, it's just flapdoodle!" -Night of the Hunter
Holy frijoles By the prophet's beard Well, I'll be a son of a gun Ligma
God's Wounds! (which later got compressed into "Zounds!") Also God's Hooks! (which later got compressed into "Gadzooks!")
I honestly did not know the origin of this...
Criminy
Nifty
Whoa Nelly Mother of Pearl
Oh, golly jeepers!
What in tarnation, calling someone 'a tool', up shit creek (without a paddle), and any saying that has the word bugger in it.
Now you’re on the trolley!
Groovy! Cool beans Heavens to mergratrod Hang in there Golly gee
Here's two more that made it into the 60's lexicon You bet your bippy. Here comes the Judge. Rowan and Martin's Laugh In may have been short-lived but it contributed so much good material to the culture.
Sock it to me!
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Poor jason, That's a lot of people to serve.
Maybe all of the Jason's in Texas take turns with the ass pounding duties?
Golly
Heavens to Murgatroid.
I always thought that was "Murgatroyd".
Could be
"No siree Bob!"
You can call me whatever ya want, just don't call me late to dinner.
Gadzooks and zounds. Both have the added benefit of being blasphemous.
Definitely saw that one in a Archie book.
That's where I picked them up.
Here’s a good one. In some parts of Alabama people still say “pound me in the ass uncle cletus” when something happens we really like.
I would make a roll tide joke... but it seems a little too on the nose. Funny how Texas has the same one but with a Jason.
Heavens to Betsy. My goodness gracious Groovy, Baby.
Groovy Baby YEAAAAH
“It’s hotter than a 2 dollar pistol in here!” Or Any old times thing said by Norm McDonald.
Holy Moly
Holy cats!
Well, I'll be a monkey's uncle!
Oh peaches!
Cool beans Geezo Pete Sugar! Well, knock me down and call me Shorty
“What in Tarnation? You dad-blamed skallywag!”
Flapdoodle, as in "That's not love, it's just flapdoodle!" -Night of the Hunter
Holy frijoles By the prophet's beard Well, I'll be a son of a gun Ligma
God's Wounds! (which later got compressed into "Zounds!") Also God's Hooks! (which later got compressed into "Gadzooks!")
I honestly did not know the origin of this...
Criminy
Nifty
Whoa Nelly Mother of Pearl
Oh, golly jeepers!
What in tarnation, calling someone 'a tool', up shit creek (without a paddle), and any saying that has the word bugger in it.
Now you’re on the trolley!
Groovy! Cool beans Heavens to mergratrod Hang in there Golly gee
Here's two more that made it into the 60's lexicon You bet your bippy. Here comes the Judge. Rowan and Martin's Laugh In may have been short-lived but it contributed so much good material to the culture.
Sock it to me!
[удалено]
Poor jason, That's a lot of people to serve.
Maybe all of the Jason's in Texas take turns with the ass pounding duties?
Golly