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by jrob 31 Mar 2008 ( edited Apr 01'08 00:33 )
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To: Ruthie......When you say you just washed your brain and can't do a thing with it, it made me think of something we say in the southern United States.....more

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by jrob 31 Mar 2008
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We southerners says about cute, little, seasoned girls (old ladies), "Bless her heart." That means she is "getting up there"(age wise, and can't be held responsible for what she does. I for one am thankful to be "getting up there" and being excused, so I'll "bless your little heart" if you'll bless mine. ;)
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by jrob 31 Mar 2008
this was in reference to your posting on the wrong question.;)
by ruthie 01 Apr 2008
Did I post on the wrong question jrob, - you must be mistaken, hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!! I can say things like this because I can't be held responsible - isn't it good!!! Bless your heart sweetie!!!
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by katydid 31 Mar 2008
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I call it sometimers!!!
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by ruthie 01 Apr 2008
Also known as *oldtimers*! Does that mean if we keep saying we are still 21 years old, we won't suffer any of these problems! I wish!
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by meganne 31 Mar 2008
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I call it having either "a Seniors Moment" or "YDS".
What's YDS i hear you ask, "Youth Deficiency Syndrome" LOL! I'm so glad I'm not alone on this one (chuckle!chuckle!) cheers & cyberrose, Meganne
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by clawton 31 Mar 2008
I had senior moments before I was a senior so what does that say for me! HAHA
by meganne 01 Apr 2008
It says you have a great sense of humour sharing it with us... We are not alone...... I forgot what else i was going to say, duh!
by ruthie 01 Apr 2008
haha, meganne, I think our sense of humor develops as we become *older*, maybe it's to help us cope with not being able to remember things, haha!!!
by meganne 01 Apr 2008
Sorry, what were we talking about?
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by shirlener88 31 Mar 2008
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gee, jrob, I lived in NC for awhile - that pharse came up time and time again, not referring to me - but another - I asked the gal what it meant and I don't think you want to know her answer. Hehehe! But we do use the phase "old-timers" every once in awhile in UT. *'s 4U'll
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by ruthie 01 Apr 2008
Shirlene, how do *we* know that we don't want to know her answer if you don't tell us, haha, bless your heart sweetie.
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by jrob 31 Mar 2008
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Ruthie, I think you missed this one, "Bless your Heart".;)
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by ruthie 01 Apr 2008
Jrob, good thing you brought this to the front again - otherwise I wouldn't have known what I missed would I? Haha. Bless your heart sweetie.
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by ruthie 31 Mar 2008
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Bless your little heart jrob, you're right, I did miss this one. I went back three pages this morning and it wasn't there - looks like I'll have to start going back even more pages. The trouble is that you ladies talk so much when I'm in bed asleep, that it takes me quite a while to work through all the posts when I wake-up. I too love being in the category of *getting up there*, and I definitely like the *can't be held responsible for what she does* part, haha!!! Hugs and a flower - bless your little heart sweetie!
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by jrob 01 Apr 2008
hahaha
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by lorettag28 01 Apr 2008
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HaHa, we all get that way from time to time, some of have a big reason. I have Alzheimer's and really wished that I didn't. Can't do a thing about it now, hope that someone cames up with a cure for it for you younger ones. Loretta
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by ruthie 01 Apr 2008
loretta, you poor thing, it's bad enough *getting up there* without having anything like alzheimers. I feel for you sweetie, hugs and a flower - and always remember how to laugh!
by jrob 01 Apr 2008
Loretta, I'm so sorry. It's wonderful that you come here and cheer us up with what you have to deal with! Lots of hugs!;)
by meganne 01 Apr 2008
Loretta you are a treasure and I hope you are able to be with us here for a very, long, long, long, long time, roses for a rose, Meganne