Can You Decode What These People From The 1950's Are Saying?
Think you're a cool cat made in the shade? Take this quiz and see if you can hang with the rest of the frats.
"Ain't that a bite."
That's a bad person.
Check out that good looking lady.
That's too bad.
Ain't that a stroke of good luck.
"Let's go play some back seat bingo."
Let's try to throw rocks through that car window.
Let's go ask some girls to sit in the car with us.
Let's go do some shots in the car.
Let's go neck in the car.
"They just got circled."
They just got audited.
They kissed for the first time.
They just got married.
They just got attacked.
"She's got a classy chassis."
She's got a great butt.
She's got a great body.
She's got a great dress on.
She's got a great laugh.
"Cut the gas!"
Time's up!
Stop fighting!
Stop the car!
Be quiet!
"It was a total fake out."
It was a good time.
It was a bad date.
It was a lie.
It was a lame party.
"He's a total fream."
A delinquent.
An outcast.
A dreamboat.
A smartie pants.
"Give me a bell."
Call me on the phone.
Give me a kiss.
Give me the special.
Give me a second.
"I've got gringles."
I've got hives.
I've got worries.
I've got chills.
I've got acne.
"Watch out for the heat."
Watch out for me.
Watch out for the police.
Watch out for cars.
Watch out for that bully.
