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| Many of the words used by Senior Citizens can not be found in modern dictionaries. However, I was able to find one gentleman who gave me the "scoop" on Senior Slang. | |
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| I'm passing along his knowledge so that more people will be able to communicate with the elderly. | |
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| For instance, a "Rapscallion" is a teenager--often a young, disrespectful punk. | |
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| And a "Scalawag" is a younger punk--most likely a pre-teen or grade schooler. In fact, most seniors are afraid of children over the age of two. | |
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| And to most seniors, a "Kid" is anyone under the age of 50. | |
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| Some seniors do retain a sense of humor. To them, "Wet Blanket" is not someone who spoils a good time, but is what happens when you sit in the rocking chair too long. | |
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