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The 1950s saw the rise of a new generation, the baby boomers. These fun loving kids didn’t want to hang out with their parents or grow up and get a job. This rebellious lot listened to rock ‘n roll, drove cars and greased their hair. These inventive teens also came up with their own language, a lingo that left their parents scratching their heads. How much of the following slang do you know? |
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What Jim really means: "You’ve got a fine body Marge." What Marge replies: "Get lost Jim." |
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Guy on the left: "How does my hair look?" Guy on the right: "Let’s leave, guys." |
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Sally’s date declares: "Sally, you really impress me." Sally thinks: "What an unsuccessful date." |
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The girl on the right declares: "The teacher is dull." The girl on the left says: "This class is boring." |
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The guy on the left declares: "This is the place to be." The guy on the right asks: "Has anyone has seen my cigarettes?" |
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This sailor states: "No one can consider me a loser, thanks man." |
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This girl says: "Don’t get stressed because I’m cool, and you’re boring." |
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This boy is enjoying the music. |
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This kid says: "My parents say I’m crazy, but they’re not any fun." |
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The guy on the motorcycle says: "I used to an outsider, then I got rid of my glasses and now I’m attractive." |
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The girl says: "My head isn’t clear, and I can’t do this homework." |
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These teens ask: "Who wants to kiss in the back (of the car)?" |
| H/T: www.littlethings.com |
