Something my mum used to say if someone was acting a bit odd. I do miss ticket, like in - ah, just the ticket (or that's the ticket) - if something's good.
Something my mum used to say if someone was acting a bit odd. I do miss ticket, like in - ah, just the ticket (or that's the ticket) - if something's good.
Something my mum used to say if someone was acting a bit odd. I do miss ticket, like in - ah, just the ticket (or that's the ticket) - if something's good.
As used to describe dumb, hokey movies and TV shows. Not necessarily a pejorative as there sometimes can be fun trash.
But maybe "trashy" is still being used as a descriptor and I haven't seen it - or maybe that most films and television these days are trash renders this useful word superfluous.
Whenever American soldiers in a ww2 movie spoke to passing British soldiers, the British soldier always made a remark and used "Chum" so it showed he was from a British unit. The Americans said Buddy.
