Lively Case Discussion #567 12/30 - 1/1/2007

[crazybabyborg]

   

Never heard legs referred to as GAMS. Somebody needs to tell the web.

I was a little afraid to ask......................That's why I went to the web first before I asked here again.

[crazybabyborg]

Bookends, BOC, Bookends!  

[klaasend]

GAM
noun

1. slang, chiefly old use
A leg, especially a woman's.

Etymology: 18c: perhaps from French dialect gambe a leg.

[Angiex911dsptchr]

BOC

 ROFL~!   I get you tickets for ski sesaon.. and next time Bristel happens.. IF you get tickets again.. my arse will be there with bells on!
 Sound fair??  
  Ohhhhhh..  yes. you have to watch out for the chairlifts at  7 springs... they have a power over yah..

Then you have to see me too, Ang! I have an office in Bristol!

Angie did you check the legs on Borg?  

  LOL I looked    Shes got nice ones too.. !   I dont  make it a haboi of checking out chicks.. if you know what I mean  jellynbean.. LOL!

[BIGORANGECRUSH]

Robots, I looked for GAM on the web, and came up with Nada.

I feel left out!  

they are LEGS          


usually Wimmmmmmmens LEGS


wimmmmens GAMS are YUMMMMMMMMMMMYY

heheheheehhehe

back in a bit
picking up daughter

Yummy   Hows that??

[crazybabyborg]

GAM
noun

1. slang, chiefly old use
A leg, especially a woman's.

Etymology: 18c: perhaps from French dialect gambe a leg.

Well, it's a good day when you learn something, and thanks to you guys, I'm having a good one!

[crazybabyborg]

Just for the record, Betty Boop would have to be sitting in a champaign glass or somewhere. With those tiny feet, she'd fall over trying to stand on those pretty legs!  

[BIGORANGECRUSH]

Bookends, BOC, Bookends!  

Legs are bookends?   If you day so    

[Angiex911dsptchr]

BOC

 ROFL~!   I get you tickets for ski sesaon.. and next time Bristel happens.. IF you get tickets again.. my arse will be there with bells on!
 Sound fair??  
  Ohhhhhh..  yes. you have to watch out for the chairlifts at  7 springs... they have a power over yah..

Then you have to see me too, Ang! I have an office in Bristol!

 Wooooo hooooooo.. I been DYING to go there.. and BOC had me tickets.. and my daughters wedding  was the same day!   I would have gone for sure!!

My ex had box seats, but it's not my cup of tea. I have, however sold programs there for the booster club at my son's high school!  
Lot's of folks camp on the grounds, how about you? I may have an extra house by then, and if I do, you're welcome to stay. Actually, I'm not sure where I will be, but if I have a roof over my head, it's open to you.

  God love yah~!!!!!!!!!!!   We camped at different places for races..
  Motor home

[crazybabyborg]

Bookends, BOC, Bookends!  

Legs are bookends?   If you day so    

No, BOC.
Angie and I. We'd be bookends if we got together.  You know: a matched pair.

[Angiex911dsptchr]

GAM
noun

1. slang, chiefly old use
A leg, especially a woman's.

Etymology: 18c: perhaps from French dialect gambe a leg.

  LOL Klaas..
   Wasnt it Tina Turner who has an insurance policy on her gams?

[Angiex911dsptchr]

Bookends, BOC, Bookends!  

Legs are bookends?   If you day so    

No, BOC.
Angie and I. We'd be bookends if we got together.  You know: a matched pair.

 

 ROFL  

[BTgirl]

One more thing before I go, and I hope this doesn't blow the margins.

Many of you know my first name is Eva and that alcohol gives me terrible migraines, so I have to drink nonalcoholic stuff. Look what a friend gave me to ring in the New Year with.  

[klaasend]

GAM
noun

1. slang, chiefly old use
A leg, especially a woman's.

Etymology: 18c: perhaps from French dialect gambe a leg.

  LOL Klaas..
   Wasnt it Tina Turner who has an insurance policy on her gams?

Maybe..but I was thinking an older actress.  I'll see if I can find out.

[bleachedblack]

GAM
noun

1. slang, chiefly old use
A leg, especially a woman's.

Etymology: 18c: perhaps from French dialect gambe a leg.

  LOL Klaas..
   Wasnt it Tina Turner who has an insurance policy on her gams?

Betty Grable

[Angiex911dsptchr]

GAM
noun

1. slang, chiefly old use
A leg, especially a woman's.

Etymology: 18c: perhaps from French dialect gambe a leg.

  LOL Klaas..
   Wasnt it Tina Turner who has an insurance policy on her gams?

Maybe..but I was thinking an older actress.  I'll see if I can find out.

   I am trying to think as well  

BT.. LOL  you go girl  

[klaasend]

Cyd Charisse

She wrote a joint biography with Martin (and Dick Kleiner) entitled The Two of Us (1976). She is featured in the 2001 Guinness Book of World Records under "Most Valuable Legs", since a $5 million insurance policy was accepted on her legs in 1952. She beat the previous record holder Betty Grable.

[tcumom]

One more thing before I go, and I hope this doesn't blow the margins.

Many of you know my first name is Eva and that alcohol gives me terrible migraines, so I have to drink nonalcoholic stuff. Look what a friend gave me to ring in the New Year with.  

BT ~ That is so cool      ~ What a great friend *and* gift.

[Angiex911dsptchr]

GAM
noun

1. slang, chiefly old use
A leg, especially a woman's.

Etymology: 18c: perhaps from French dialect gambe a leg.

  LOL Klaas..
   Wasnt it Tina Turner who has an insurance policy on her gams?

Betty Grable

  TY BB Gilda Money..  

[BTgirl]

  TY BB Gilda Money..  

LOL, Angie. I stared at my screen for a couple of minutes trying to figure out who the actress named Gilda Money was who had her legs insured.