Vintage Slang

There were probably words unsaid that your inner conscious has a need to say. If you believe in heaven, your lover can hear you so take a day out of you life to tell the one who has passed away all you can. Visit his grave, pray, or have a day of silence and remembrance to acknowledge your own loss and understand that your loved one is in a better place. He will hear you where ever he is, and appreciate the fact the he is not forgotten.

This is 1920s slang for a sexy woman's legs, as in: "Check out the gams on that dame."

It is actually an Americanized word that was translated from Arabian Nights. The word genie was originally spelled jinn or jinnie, though those jinns were considerably less trustworthy and much more like trick or treat spirits. If the jinns of Arabian Nights ever met Aladdin's Genie, they would take him out back, mess him up, and take his lunch money. In reality, the whole concept of genie, and jinns, were the Middle Eastern way of thinking of demons, as that is what they really were. Genie is the name of a company (Genie Computer Systems) that develops and sells clinical and practice management solutions to dental, optometric, and medical clinics in Canada.

The phrase 'You can't get there from here' is used to indicate that a place is very remote. It could refer to cities that do not have airports and towns that are not close to main roads.

I am afraid you have mistaken " Living on the land " [ camping out, hunting fishing etc ] or "Living on the lam ." which means you are on the run from some type of authorities, usually the police.

Here is the definition from urbandictionary.com: Shortened version of nincompoop, a silly, idiotic person. can be used affectionately.

Caliban in Shakespeare's The Tempest says ""What a pied ninny's this!" Act 3, Scene 2. ok this is the wrong answer.............

pre-delivery inspection

San Jose

Hotel, restaurant and institution

I believe you're referring to the Hornady Magnum Rimfire cartridge. It is a 17 cal and should never be fired in a gun chambered for a .22. It is faster and more accurate than the standard .22. and is good for VERY small game, like gophers and ground squirels.

T.L.O. are the intials of a juvenile who had problems with the law. Since she was a minor they protected her identity by using her intials.

Can pertain to the discharge of a firearm, usually when involved in a criminal offense. Can also describe something that is moving fast, like a shooting star. Shooting may also refer to taking a shotin sports such as hockey or basketball, or filming a movie. Then, too, you can shoot the rapids in a raft, kayak or boat.

New Brunswick in the 1860's was mostly constituted of fishermen, farmers, and shipmakers. The land was rocky and not very fertile to frow crops in. There were also a lot of trees and of course, the coast line. A major city in New Brunswick was Fredericton with a population of 28,805. Many of the people from New Brunswick were from French Ancesters, Royalists and Imagrants.

small nuclear ribonucleoproteins which "splice" introns

The multiples of 2 are the even numbers.

D.B.S stands for...

The Sixpence had a number of nicknames over the years, the most popular being "Tanner", used since the early 1800's.

There are many theories on how the name "Tanner" came to be used, the most popular being it was derived from the Romany Gypsy "tawno" meaning small one.

In 1888, a dog would generally still be referred to simply as a "dog." However, specific breeds might have names that were popular during that time, such as "Terrier" or "Collie." The term "canine" was also used in more formal contexts. Overall, the basic terminology for dogs has remained relatively consistent over the years.

"you dont have to hold a position in order to be a leader"

by:irish tegio

HBK stands for "Heart Break Kid", Shawn Michaels' nickname.

Video cassette recorder.