67dartgtgo
Well-Known Member
When I first saw it I just thought it meant thank you.....as in slash as a divider and “ty” for thank you....learned from my kids and cell phone texts.
I still have a Yankee screwdriver and can read a compass. LOLJust had a discussion with another member here. He referenced:
/ty
I had absolutely no idea what that meant until he explained: "slanty." I.e., slant six.
Does everyone else know what /ty means? Or am I the only clueless old fart here?
Oh well, at least I can tell time on an old-fashioned clock with minute and hour hands (my grandson can't). I also know how to use a dial phone. Plus I can write cursive. And drive a stick shift. Etc., etc. . . .
Yeah, I wouldn't alienate them just because they're different.When I first saw it I just thought it meant thank you.....as in slash as a divider and “ty” for thank you....learned from my kids and cell phone texts.
My dad was visiting from the Netherlands a few years ago and he wanted to go shoppingYeah, I wouldn't alienate them just because they're different.
Now, where did I put my bell bottom pants with the stripes down the side?
will have to google qsl now............I would have had NO IDEA what that meant. Much "slang" is bullshit, some "secret code" from some forum or group somewhere that "the rest of us" don't know about
QSL?
Never heard that term we always call it the Slant or leaning tower of powerJust had a discussion with another member here. He referenced:
/ty
I had absolutely no idea what that meant until he explained: "slanty." I.e., slant six.
Does everyone else know what /ty means? Or am I the only clueless old fart here?
Oh well, at least I can tell time on an old-fashioned clock with minute and hour hands (my grandson can't). I also know how to use a dial phone. Plus I can write cursive. And drive a stick shift. Etc., etc. . . .
I may be old but when I was 15 I worked in a gas station when someone pumped gas for you and gave out green stamps but the girls wore no bras had mini skirts and when you were lucky had no underwear , They can sext all they want I saw it up close and personal
If you want to blow a kids mind,Go to Advanced ,Orilleys ,or Auto Zone and ask for a can of Rust Buster, I did that because that was its name 40 years ago,but the little turd I ask was a little smartass ,said you old farts are going to tell us what you really want, I said ok,PB Blaster...
Or a Newfie calling an Albertan an Alfie. How she came up with that, I can't figure. Must have an issue with being termed a Newfie. Just have to roll with some things.Or those that can not talk on the phone...have to text every damn thing!!
Calling a slant a slanty, is like calling a distributor a dizzy or alfalfa alfie!!! BS
Yes we have road maps in all vehicles, whether we need them or not!!
Weasel piss for penetrating oil. Half them young pups don't have a clue about what you are talking about.We refer to PB Blaster "panther piss". Try asking for that at O'Reilly's or Autozone.
When I was in high school, I was complaining about having to wear the canvass running shoes instead of the same as all the other kids were wearing. You get teased mercilessly for things like that. Dad explained he was not coughing up for the latest trend that would be obsolete in 6 months. He further explained each generation has their uniform. His had Zoot Suits.Whenever I feel myself wanting to judge younger folks, I try to remind myself that I, too, was a weird little prick who listened to music my parents hated, used slang they didn't understand, and wore clothes they wouldn't be caught dead in. There will be generational differences until the end of time and that's natural, but I think it's important to let kids be kids and allow them to define their generation in whatever way they will.
Dad was right on the uniform, but I was the one that endured the harrassment for not wearing the cool cloths. Grandfather was a young adult when the depression hit, so he knew not to spend money foolishly. Grandmother had to threaten leaving him if he would not purchase a house. Dad kind of got that engrained into him.Well, your dad wasn’t wrong! Trends seem to change with the weather. But kids are also brutal. They’ll rip each other apart if they think someone isn’t “cool.”
Not sure those that are from the closet somewhere, have a clue either.I have no problem with superficial trends among the younger gen., but what worries me is how they might grow into totally worthless adults. For the most part, so many are shaped by liberal education, left winged gov'ment, and in many cases worthless parents.
Our country, in so many ways today, is suffering from immediate gradification, being paid to sit on their asses, low work ethic, and no one that runs our country can agree on anything, and for the most part, no one has any respect for anyone or anything.
Heck, we don't even have a clue who runs our country right now!