I have to admit, I was tempted to point out in a different thread today:
Kids and their slang these days…
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Everything old is new again. That’s, like, 1950 slang.
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The mylar has more charisma than the salesman.
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Right? Next thing you know, the youths will be wearing the cat’s pajamas.
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I’m always happy to purchase used books who wear mylar raincoats over their covers, ex-library or otherwise.
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Wife: I need your husbandly duties this afternoon.
Me: Whoo hoo!!!
Wife: I need a spotter when using a ladder to change a lightbulb.
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Ooh, there’s a ladder rung! And there’s another… and another… oh, and some dust… and…
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Can someone explain the first joke? The one about buying an elephant? I feel so dumb!
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Yeah… I don’t think I get it either?
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The expression “the elephant in the room” refers to a big, obvious thing (usually something problematic) that everyone strategically avoids mentioning because it’s awkward or in order to keep a fragile peace.
Hence, “Don’t mention it.”
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I’m an idiot…thank you!
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