A strange queery

[Chemical]

Can you imagine living in a time when people said "Golly Gee!"

and meant it?

[oddler]

Yees.

[Araciel]

lol @ mean it

i can't imagine it...but imagine how foolish people will think our vernacular is in about 50 years

[Madonna]

Are you saying that I am insincere, my dear butterfly, when I speak those words?

[Nominus Experse]

If everyone were to suddenly begin speaking it, yes, I would find it unsettling. If it were normal, than it would be exactly that - normal.

[Xaven]

No, I can not fathom such an atrocity.

[Citizen Bleys]

I use the words "belike" and "verily" in casual conversation, what the deuce do you think?

[Araciel]

dude i gotta talk to you more often then

[41-Inches-Wide]

It would be funny. The speaker would remind me of Doris Day in ruffled taffeta.

[Iceglow]

Golly Gee? LMAO I've heard that said and meant in convo before XD it's amazing what people will say when you surprise them and they're left flattered.

[aquatius]

I make use of ole language quite a lot.

[Old Manus]

It worked for Shakespeare

[Cz]

Yes, and I wish people would say it more often now. Someone ought to bring "zounds" and "jolly good show" back into fashion, as well.

[Quindiana Jones]

I still use those words. Not that phrase. But I'll frequently say golly or gee. Along with "By Jingo!", "Great Scott!", "EGAD!", "spiffing", "jolly good" and many other olde termse.

[Yamaneko]

And all the gays were just happy? Maybe.