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Pastimes : Where the GIT's are going -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Justin C who wrote (169546)	11/12/2008 7:54:54 PM
From: Honor First	Respond to of 225578

I think they are running out of alphabet to use for they have again used G. Gravitas... drove me up a wall. Gracious at least is a useful word. LOL with your... explanation of 'Gracious that was a bad storm'. It just hit me that it sounded like 'Bless her little heart'.... unhuh.... like it was meant in a positive way... yeah sure... it was... <wink> Well, Good Gracious, Bless your little heart... and have a good evening... tee hee... that was positive :) f

To: Justin C who wrote (169546)	11/12/2008 8:40:41 PM
From: KLP	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 225578

That reminded me of one of my dear Grandmothers....She was Southern, and did say things like that. Heavens, it just WASN'T 'done' to even think of swearing....or saying anything the least bit salty.... If anyone did that, they were thought to have had "no breeding", and certainly not any "bringing up or manners"..... And THAT was the kiss of death, not to have manners. remember in an earlier time that "Gracious!" was an exclamation about something unusual, as in "Gracious, that was bad storm!"