alligatorob
Respected Member
Good for you Petal, no binge is a good thing.
Rarer than hen's teeth, something that is quite uncommon. My grandparents and parents said it, me not so much.
Hamaknocker a word used to describe something remarkable, usually a person on an animal. When looking at kids playing wildly you might say "look at those little hamaknockers" or when seeing a particularly large alligator, "look at that hamaknocker". I believe this one is very limited, the only place I ever heard it was in a small part of North Florida, the part I used to live in. I didn't learn it growing up, but do now use it occasionally.
I did not binge today, and was not very tempted. I stayed very busy, which helps.
Lets not binge tomorrow.
Didn't know the path one, is that Irish or UK also? From TV and movies y'all probably know most of our language quirks, will try a couple you might not.Sidewalk we say path
Trashcan we say bin
Rarer than hen's teeth, something that is quite uncommon. My grandparents and parents said it, me not so much.
Hamaknocker a word used to describe something remarkable, usually a person on an animal. When looking at kids playing wildly you might say "look at those little hamaknockers" or when seeing a particularly large alligator, "look at that hamaknocker". I believe this one is very limited, the only place I ever heard it was in a small part of North Florida, the part I used to live in. I didn't learn it growing up, but do now use it occasionally.
I did not binge today, and was not very tempted. I stayed very busy, which helps.
Lets not binge tomorrow.