GlitchyDigiBun,
@GlitchyDigiBun@lemmy.dbzer0.com avatar

“An old Indian taught me that.”

“And we’re off like a turd-of-hurdles/smelly underwear.”

“Oh, I know it!” (I agree whole-heartedly)

“(That’s) big noise.” (Nonsense)

“Slicker than dog snot!” (The bee’s knees)

Melobol,

Those who run don’t see it, those who love don’t mind it.

“Aki szalad nem látja, aki szeret nem bánja.”

Basically strangers don’t matter, your flaws wouldn’t stick out to them. And your loved ones will accept you as you are.

ihatemyusername,

Don’t pass up the opportunity to have sex or take a shit: you’ll always regret it.

zeusbottom,

“[Life is] only once around. Travel while you’re young.” -Grandma Violet

velxundussa,

I was raised by my grandparents.

My grandfather was the cook most of the time, and he was always trying new recipies he found online: in years, I don’t think I ever saw him cook the same meal twice.

Everytime he’d taste something new, he’d enthusiastically comment “it’s different than usual!” (Rough translation from French “ça fait changment!”)

To this day, I have no idea how good or how bad he thought any of those dishes were.

sxan,
@sxan@midwest.social avatar

The same one I’m still using today: “Kill all Nazis.”

Pulptastic,

Dumb mistakes are called boners and all the kids and grandkids snicker

son_named_bort,

My grandmother would describe the phenomenon of raining while the sun is shining as The Devil beating his wife.

kyle,

Yo what the fuck

CanadaPlus,

The South African version is “a monkey’s wedding”.

mkulima,
@mkulima@baraza.africa avatar

My grandma, having to call for help but doesn’t know who of the many kids are around: hey, hey human who was named

Translation takes away from it.

Zoboomafoo,
@Zoboomafoo@lemmy.world avatar

My great-grandmother was a fan of “you know who you are, get over here”

mkulima,
@mkulima@baraza.africa avatar

Their seniority allow(ed) them free passes on details or precision.

Pulptastic,

Hey you

CanadaPlus,

Which language?

Dr_Cog,
@Dr_Cog@mander.xyz avatar

Everytime my Nana would send an email or leave a voicemail, she would sign off “Ciao for now!”

zerbey,

Whenever my Grandfather, a WWII combat veteran, saw something he didn’t approve of: “The things you see when they don’t let you carry a gun any more…”.

YexingTudou,

From my grandma (who got it from her father):

“Of course the story is true, it just didn’t happen”

Essentially, the story is more important than the actual event.

vis4valentine,
@vis4valentine@lemmy.ml avatar

Sound like a motto for Reddit lol

SELECTstarFROMreddit,
@SELECTstarFROMreddit@sh.itjust.works avatar

When they didn’t get a hug first, we’d get “What am I, chopped liver.”

PostMalort,

All my grandparents passed when I was young and I didn’t know them well. However, my uncle quotes his father quite a bit. General advice “Never do anything you wouldn’t want to read about in the paper.” Whenever he offers you something, or is jokingly telling you why you shouldn’t do something “It will make your babies come out naked and screaming” Also my mom’s side of the family has a common last name and my grandfather stated that if we met another person that shared our last name that we could accept them as family if they were “reasonably dressed, moderately sober, and not asking for money”

juliebean,

“Tables are for glasses, not asses.”
~ My grandpa, whenever someone sat on a table.

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