The Born Loser by Art and Chip Sansom for June 06, 2021

Galoshes sounds so good ol’ times.

I think Grammie means…..rubbers.

Sounds like a new Italian pasta dish.

Galoshes?? Funny, I thought they were called goulashes!!

/SHMIRK/

Try overshoes

Are they even made any more?

And don’t forget your slicker. And take your Geritol when you get back.

I prefer to think of it as Scotty speak. You mind your place mister, or you’ll be wearing concrete galoshes.

You mean cement overshoes?

Um, aye.

Keg Legs and Helmet Hair both in the same strip…I was afraid that would happen someday!

always wear your overshoes and underwear…

Blah, blah, blah … They’ll both come home dripping wet.

This is why they’re called galoshes: https://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes/1987/01/10

We called condoms rubbers

I prefer to refer to my rain boots as Wellies. Learned it from my Anglophile wife.

Beaked nose, beaked hair, beaked lips – do you really heed advice from a pecky old hen?

At least she showed caring for her grandchildren and their friends. Only time she has ever shown real concern for anyone other than herself….

anyone remember “galoshes” with metal clasps?

No need to worry, we are drip dry.

Grammi speak aka Boomer slang

Webster’s Dictionary is replaced by Grammie’s Dictionary…

“Big umbrella” = あいあいがさ (Ai-Ai Gasa)

It has been impossible in recent years to find what we Americans call “rubbers”, the kind we put over our shoes!