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08-10-2012, 08:39 PM

sally36 152 posts, read 702,340 times Reputation: 104

Puddin' Tame came from an old nursury rhyme !

08-10-2012, 09:44 PM

slowlane3 four,226 posts, read half-dozen,227,659 times Reputation: 4801

Click on the word-link below, to read a long list of terms from 100 years ago, that are referenced in the beloved Broadway musical play / movie "The Music Human being" glossary

08-11-2012, 06:11 AM

Cunucu Beach Location: Neither here nor there 14,810 posts, read 15,372,801 times Reputation: 32985

Quote: Originally Posted by slowlane3 Click on the word-link below, to read a long list of terms from 100 years ago, that are referenced in the dearest Broadway musical play / movie "The Music Man" glossary The person who started this thread categorized the list and posted it somewhere on a web site but I don't recall where. The link is several pages dorsum.

08-eleven-2012, ten:56 AM

Location: nigh bears but at least no snakes 25,105 posts, read 24,849,219 times Reputation: 46232

Oh yeh. What'due south your name? Puddin Tame. But that's all I know of it.

08-11-2012, 07:22 PM

Ohiogirl81 Location: Philaburbia 38,731 posts, read 68,770,609 times Reputation: 62508

"Cross." I was thinking almost this today every bit I was pulling weeds in the vegetable garden, near how cross the weeds and the mosquitoes and the heat were making me, and how that word is not often heard these days. But information technology suited my mood perfectly! I'm going to start using information technology more often. Non sure if my grandparents ever used it ... Mostly information technology was a word I read in erstwhile novels.

08-eleven-2012, 08:11 PM

Location: In a house 13,251 posts, read 40,859,395 times Reputation: 20198

What'southward your proper name? Puddin Tain. Enquire me again and I'll tell yous the same. or What's your proper name? Puddin Tain. Where do you live? Down the drain. What'south your number? Cucumber. What exercise yous eat? Baby's feet. It's Puddin Tain - someone who isn't royalty. Not tame My grandmother used that - and she said things were the Cat's Meow, and she called u.s.a. Darling, and when she was exasperated she said "Oh posh."

08-12-2012, 06:16 AM

Cunucu Beach Location: Neither here nor there 14,810 posts, read xv,372,801 times Reputation: 32985

Quote: Originally Posted by AnonChick What'south your name? Puddin Tain. Ask me once again and I'll tell you the same. or What's your name? Puddin Tain. Where do y'all live? Down the bleed. What'south your number? Cucumber. What do you lot consume? Infant'south anxiety. It'southward Puddin Tain - someone who isn't royalty. Not tame My grandmother used that - and she said things were the Cat's Meow, and she chosen usa Darling, and when she was exasperated she said "Oh posh." "Cat's meow" - I haven't heard that in years. Also "cat'southward pajamas". "High test" - premium gasoline. Besides "ethyl".

08-12-2012, 10:02 AM

Location: near bears merely at least no snakes 25,105 posts, read 24,849,219 times Reputation: 46232

Quote: Originally Posted by AnonChick What'south your name? Puddin Tain. Ask me again and I'll tell you the same. or What'southward your name? Puddin Tain. Where do you lot live? Downwardly the drain. What's your number? Cucumber. What do you swallow? Baby'southward feet. It's Puddin Tain - someone who isn't royalty. Not tame My grandmother used that - and she said things were the Cat's Meow, and she called us Darling, and when she was exasperated she said "Oh posh." Thank y'all, AnonChick. My mother used to say that rhyme but I never saw information technology in impress. This is OT but she used to sing a vocal that went--"Playmate, won't yous come up and play with me, and bring your dollies 3 (or something)--------holler downwardly my pelting butt, slide down my cellar door and we'll be jolly friends forever more." (The next verse the friend'south dolly had the FLU, boo hoo hoo hoo hoo hoo.) Okay, just some nostalgia that came along with Puddin Tain. Cheers once again.

08-12-2012, x:09 AM

Location: Elsewhere 75,091 posts, read 70,348,995 times Reputation: 94882

Quote: Originally Posted by Ohiogirl81 "Cross." I was thinking well-nigh this today as I was pulling weeds in the vegetable garden, about how cross the weeds and the mosquitoes and the heat were making me, and how that word is non oft heard these days. But it suited my mood perfectly! I'yard going to showtime using it more often. Non certain if my grandparents ever used it ... Mostly it was a word I read in old novels. Yes, I remember that beingness used a lot. What just popped up from the dim recesses of my memory is a story of a girl named Alice, who with her younger brother and sis was kidnapped by Indians in the early days of the land. Her brother and sister took to living with their new family unit, but Alice didn't like it there and wanted to go home. Her blood brother and sister proper name her "Two Sticks" because she is "every bit cantankerous equally 2 sticks". Eventually her adopted mother gives upwardly and brings her back to her firm, but every year leaves her a gift of a new buckskin dress at the edge of the woods. LOL, I recollect that the story doesn't ever say what Alice's parents think of the fact that two of their other children never returned home.

08-12-2012, 05:16 PM

Cindiana Location: Columbus, Indiana 979 posts, read 2,145,262 times Reputation: 1444

My mom told me the next verse of that little vocal was " My dolly's got the flu, boo hoo boo hoo, own't got no rain barrel, own't got no cellar door, but we'll be jolly friends forevermore."

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