I find it funny that people were calling s*** ‘corny’ in the 1930s and it just never lost relevance
"Thirsty" was also being used in the 30s too
'hot spook' is right there
Yeah they are definitely meaning "one of the good ones" when they say that i dont doubt
"Thirsty" was also being used in the 30s too
Been noticing a ton of the films I've been watching for 1945 have lingo that I use all the time lol
Been noticing a ton of the films I've been watching for 1945 have lingo that I use all the time lol
Thats what i realized too from the 30s and 40s lol i will be watching one and suddenly have to rewind to confirm i just heard them say what i think they said
This is the kind of specificity that Hollywood never bothers with so the period pieces feel like costume parties
Been noticing a ton of the films I've been watching for 1945 have lingo that I use all the time lol
Makes me wonder when “modern American English” or whatever really became what we speak now
hot spook? 🤨
Where is this from?
A newspaper of what adults think kids mean and it's probably 70 percent wrong
This is how slang was before the internet. If a guy did something you started calling everybody that guy's name or nickname. Even a whole family's name sometimes.