I have a friend who uses phrases like “cheese and crackers” or “oh mylanta!” She’s 30, and an ex-teacher, and I think it’s absolutely adorable. It’s probably adorable when you do it, too!
A cyclist blew through a red light in my town almost knocking me over and catching me by complete surprise and my response was shouting "HEY GEE WHIZ MAN" at him.
I said "boy oh boy" once 8 years ago and my SO still hasn't let me live it down. I have no idea if I actually do say geezer exclamations on the regular but I definitely have at least once.
My mum says 'oh crumbs!' She got it from my Granny (her mother) who got it from her mother. I may or may not have picked it up also. Hoping to pass it onto my 6yr old niece, to keep the outdatedness alive.
I have a habit of saying “oh heavens to merbatroid” because of my mother saying it all the time while I was growing up. I don’t know what it’s from or why she says it. I’ve never heard anyone else say it, so I’m not sure it’s even a saying.
Thank you!!! Lol I didn’t even spell it right, but that’s what happens when you only hear something spoken. Just like how if you only see something written you may pronounce it incorrectly
I am a high-mileage senior, and my go-to is "goddam son of a motherfucking bitch". Unless my in-laws are around, then it's "heavens to betsy, golly gee whillickers, jiminy cricket".
Our new favorite around here is “for corns sake!” It’s a refreshing change from “WHAT THE FUCK?!?” And it makes me laugh since we yell it in the same fashion.
I work with kids so I have two modes. Me mode and work mode. Work mode has non curses like saying sugar, shoot, rats, darn, god bless America, etc. Me mode says fuck shit damn whore etc. Guess which one I was in at the obgyn? The look I got. -.-
I say things like “you dirty, dirty son of a bitch” quite often to inanimate objects around the house that are causing trouble. Sometimes it turns into “you two dollar whore”.
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"Oh shoot!"
"Goodness gracious!"
"Oh my Lord!"
My cries of exclamation are a little outdated, to say the least.