Quiz
1. If someone asked you, in 1925, to "produce the cash," you would:
2. If you were "killer diller" in the 1940s, which phrase would you use to describe something great?
3. Nowadays, we boot and reboot our computers, but in the 1940s, if someone said to you, "Boot me," he wanted you to:
4. In 1900, where might you have gone for a "belly wash"?
5. Which trendy novel made the term "McJob," (used to describe a low-skill, short-term job) popular?
1. If someone asked you, in 1925, to "produce the cash," you would:
Pucker up for a kiss.
2. If you were "killer diller" in the 1940s, which phrase would you use to describe something great?
Groovy.
3. Nowadays, we boot and reboot our computers, but in the 1940s, if someone said to you, "Boot me," he wanted you to:
Introduce him to your friends.
4. In 1900, where might you have gone for a "belly wash"?
A soda fountain.
5. Which trendy novel made the term "McJob," (used to describe a low-skill, short-term job) popular?
Generation X.
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You're tuned in.
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