Slang of the 30s
It’s about time I caught up with slang of the 1930s. I’m surprised so many are still used today, although not as commonly as then. A phone call should still be termed dil-ya-ble.
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March 8th, 2008You should check out the indie movie “Man of the Century”. Absolutely hilarious.