Song. Just curious to know from someone who was 18 in the year of 1975 or older about the Moving on Up phrase. Did you hear this phrase a lot before the Jeffersons premeired on CBS or was that term something that became popular once the Jeffersons became an Instant hit?

Solomon, I don't think anybody at SO is 48 or older. LOL

Song. Just curious to know from someone who was 18 in the year of 1975 or older about the Moving on Up phrase. Did you hear this phrase a lot before the Jeffersons premeired on CBS or was that term something that became popular once the Jeffersons became an Instant hit?
Look at your post Solomon. Of course the phrase became more popular because of the Jeffersons. But it was used before the Jeffersons, which is what I stated to you at least three times already. I never stated that the Jeffersons didn't popularize the term. When James said it, it didn't make me think of the Jeffersons as you seem inclined to think it should. LOL

Look at your post Solomon. Of course the phrase became more popular because of the Jeffersons. But it was used before the Jeffersons, which is what I stated to you at least three times already. I never stated that the Jeffersons didn't popularize the term. When James said it, it didn't make me think of the Jeffersons as you seem inclined to think it should. LOL


I'm sure that term was used before the Jeffersons.

Solomon, I don't think anybody at SO is 48 or older. LOL


I wish it was-lol

Look at your post Solomon. Of course the phrase became more popular because of the Jeffersons. But it was used before the Jeffersons, which is what I stated to you at least three times already. I never stated that the Jeffersons didn't popularize the term. When James said it, it didn't make me think of the Jeffersons as you seem inclined to think it should. LOL


But why wouldn;t it make you think of the Jeffersons if you was watching the jeffersons along with good times? The way james used it I would think would make you think of the Jeffersons, IF you was watching the Jeffersons at that time of your life. If you wasnt, then i can see you not thinking of the jeffersons at all. Or even if you watched the jeffersons but wasn;t a fan, i can also see you not thinking of them when james made the statement.

I'm sure that term was used before the Jeffersons.


I honestly think the "Moving On Up" term started with The Jeffersons, meaning that it was a creation to set the Tone for the comedy that was ready to make it's debut on CBS

is it because I am a woman????? LOL

c'mon, would i lie to you? I am telling you I heard it before and it didn't make me think of the Jeffersons!!!!! geez:crazy: :lol:

is it because I am a woman????? LOL

c'mon, would i lie to you? I am telling you I heard it before and it didn't make me think of the Jeffersons!!!!! geez:crazy: :lol:


Well I just asked my mom, who is 54, and she said she never heard the term MOVING ON UP before 1975

Well I just asked my mom, who is 54, and she said she never heard the term MOVING ON UP before 1975
i thought you were at work????:lol:

so because your mom never heard it, IT'S THE GOSPEL TRUTH?

I heard it, why is it so damn hard for you to believe that??????:mad: :crazy:

But why wouldn;t it make you think of the Jeffersons if you was watching the jeffersons along with good times? The way james used it I would think would make you think of the Jeffersons, IF you was watching the Jeffersons at that time of your life. If you wasnt, then i can see you not thinking of the jeffersons at all. Or even if you watched the jeffersons but wasn;t a fan, i can also see you not thinking of them when james made the statement.
Now let's not beat up Solomon, lol, he has a good point. I thought the exact same thing when I heard James say it, of course I'm talking about seeing it now. I was 5 in 1975, so I can't really be an authority on it, LOL. I do remember my aunt having a mug in the 70's that said "Dyn-o-mite" on it and I thought of JJ immediately, LOL.

Now let's not beat up Solomon, lol, he has a good point. I thought the exact same thing when I heard James say it, of course I'm talking about seeing it now. I was 5 in 1975, so I can't really be an authority on it, LOL. I do remember my aunt having a mug in the 70's that said "Dyn-o-mite" on it and I thought of JJ immediately, LOL.
which is what Solomon stated. Seeing it in syndication of course, he correlates the two. Back then, with two different shows on at different times, why would i think of that? I had heard the phrase being used before.

i thought you were at work????:lol:

so because your mom never heard it, IT'S THE GOSPEL TRUTH?

I heard it, why is it so damn hard for you to believe that??????:mad: :crazy:


Am I at work she called me and since we was having this discussion i thought i would ask her-lol And she said no, which supports my argument that it was created to set the tone for the show

which is what Solomon stated. Seeing it in syndication of course, he correlates the two. Back then, with two different shows on at different times, why would i think of that? I had heard the phrase being used before.


But the fact that the JEFFERSON WAS BRAND NEW IRENE in sept of 75, how could you not for a second think of the Jeffersons? That's what I'm not understanding-lol

But the fact that the JEFFERSON WAS BRAND NEW IRENE in sept of 75, how could you not for a second think of the Jeffersons? That's what I'm not understanding-lol
:smash: :bonk: *irene going bonkers


You got to remember, when George said it, there was nothing special abt it. He was just saying it. It's not like he said it the way JJ said DYNOMITE. if someone else on another show had said DYNOMITE the way JJ said it, it would surely cause me to think of that. But saying "movin' on up" was no big deal. It sure is now because of that theme song having been ingrained (sp?) in our memories. The Jeffersons theme song popularized that term, but they didn't invent it; so for James to say something abt "movin' on up" meant nothing but what anyone else would say in the same situation. There was a song called MOVE ON UP, way after the Jeffersons and yet, it didn't make me think of the Jeffersons.

:smash: :bonk: *irene going bonkers


You got to remember, when George said it, there was nothing special abt it. He was just saying it. It's not like he said it the way JJ said DYNOMITE. if someone else on another show had said DYNOMITE the way JJ said it, it would surely cause me to think of that. But saying "movin' on up" was no big deal. It sure is now because of that theme song having been ingrained (sp?) in our memories. The Jeffersons theme song popularized that term, but they didn't invent it; so for James to say something abt "movin' on up" meant nothing but what anyone else would say in the same situation. There was a song called MOVE ON UP, way after the Jeffersons and yet, it didn't make me think of the Jeffersons.

James said-He thought he was moving up, not Moving on up, the term Move on Up was in the theme song. Also I wouldn;t think of the Jeffersons either if I heard the term MOVE ON UP because in the Jeffersons Theme Song, it's MOVING ON UP-lol

James said-He thought he was moving up, not Moving on up, the term Move on Up was in the theme song. Also I wouldn;t think of the Jeffersons either if I heard the term MOVE ON UP because in the Jeffersons Theme Song, it's MOVING ON UP-lol
ok good example. so why then would a different term of "movin' on up" make you think of the Jeffersons? If James had started to sing "movin' on up" i'd agree with you...but he didn't sing it, hell, he didn't even say that phrase. so why do you want to try and tell me what i would know better than you?

I was 10 in 1975 and watched The Jeffersons every week. I only watched Good Times occasionally back then, probably because it aired opposite other shows I liked. If I would have heard the phrase Moving On Up on Good Times I probably would have thought of The Jeffersons, mainly because I didn't really hear the phrase where I was living much. Even after The Jeffersons premiered I never heard it. I heard Dynomite all the time though.

ok good example. so why then would a different term of "movin' on up" make you think of the Jeffersons? If James had started to sing "movin' on up" i'd agree with you...but he didn't sing it, hell, he didn't even say that phrase. so why do you want to try and tell me what i would know better than you?


Because I wanted you to turn the clock back and act like it's Septemeber of 1975. Ok let me say this, I think someone older at the time would have thought of the Jeffersons if they was also a fan of Good Times and heard james say He thought he was moving up. Someone who is 10 years old is probably not thinking about things like that but maybe a 20 year old in 1975 would be. Would you agree with that Irene? And please say YES-lol

Because I wanted you to turn the clock back and act like it's Septemeber of 1975. Ok let me say this, I think someone older at the time would have thought of the Jeffersons if they was also a fan of Good Times and heard james say He thought he was moving up. Someone who is 10 years old is probably not thinking about things like that but maybe a 20 year old in 1975 would be. Would you agree with that Irene? And please say YES-lol
I can't speak for others, but it's a possibility. Take a poll in your town and ask those over 48 years of age...:lol:

This post of yours is totally different than what you had been posting. You were so adamant that I had to have thought of Jeffersons. :lol:

YES SOLOMON, YES, YES, YES, OH YES, YES..............:D

I'm POSITIVE that people back then said that they were "Movin' on up". You could use it in a lot of differen't ways. I've heard people in old movies say that they were movin' on up in life, or school, or work. It's a common phrase that everyone has used.

I'm POSITIVE that people back then said that they were "Movin' on up". You could use it in a lot of differen't ways. I've heard people in old movies say that they were movin' on up in life, or school, or work. It's a common phrase that everyone has used.
:thanks: :yeahthat :schmack: <me & Solomon LOL

"Moving on up the corporate ladder" Has been said for years

"Moving on up the corporate ladder" Has been said for years


it's Moving Up the Corporate Ladder. Moving On Up was created to be the tone setter for the JJeffersons. And also it's Moving UP in Life not MOVING ON UP. The Term MOVING ON UP was created in 1975 for the Jeffersons Opening Theme. Hope everyone is clear now-lol.

I've never heard of that phrase either before the Jeffersons.

I've never heard of that phrase either before the Jeffersons.



THANK YOU!!. And Just to be clear, Pitooey is saying she never the term MOVING ON UP, not MOVING UP. Of Course everyone heard MOVING UP before the Jeffersons-lol

it's Moving Up the Corporate Ladder. Moving On Up was created to be the tone setter for the Jeffersons. And also it's Moving UP in Life not MOVING ON UP. The Term MOVING ON UP was created in 1975 for the Jeffersons Opening Theme. Hope everyone is clear now-lol.


Movin' On up was not created for the Jefferson. Are you kidding me? I have heard people in old movies say movin on up the ladder, Life etc. Where are you getting this from that it was "created" for the Jeffersons? :lol:

Movin' On up was not created for the Jefferson. Are you kidding me? I have heard people in old movies say movin on up the ladder, Life etc. Where are you getting this from that it was "created" for the Jeffersons? :lol:



Moving on Up the Ladder? That's doesn't even sound right-lol What movie was this?

Movin' On up was not created for the Jefferson. Are you kidding me? I have heard people in old movies say movin on up the ladder, Life etc. Where are you getting this from that it was "created" for the Jeffersons? :lol:
It was not created for The Jeffersons but The Jeffersons sure made it famous. It might have been said before 1975 but I never heard it. As I said I didn't even hear it being used much where I lived after The Jeffersons. I'm an old movie buff and I don't remember that phrase being used a whole lot. Maybe its a genre I don't watch.

It was not created for The Jeffersons but The Jeffersons sure made it famous. It might have been said before 1975 but I never heard it. As I said I didn't even hear it being used much where I lived after The Jeffersons. I'm an old movie buff and I don't remember that phrase being used a whole lot. Maybe its a genre I don't watch.


Sonny the line "Movin On Up" was created by Janet Dubios and Jeff Barry

Sonny the line "Movin On Up" was created by Janet Dubios and Jeff Barry

I could give in a little bit and say it became more popular after the Jeffersons, but it was not created by the Jeffersons. I know I have heard Fred Macmurray say it before some where.

Sonny the line "Movin On Up" was created by Janet Dubios and Jeff Barry
I know that phrase in the theme was created by them. I'm not sure if it was said before by anybody but I don't think the line was that famous if it was.

I could give in a little bit and say it became more popular after the Jeffersons, but it was not created by the Jeffersons. I know I have heard Fred Macmurray say it before some where.
It wasn't a poular catchphrase though was it?

But why wouldn;t it make you think of the Jeffersons if you was watching the jeffersons along with good times? The way james used it I would think would make you think of the Jeffersons, IF you was watching the Jeffersons at that time of your life. If you wasnt, then i can see you not thinking of the jeffersons at all. Or even if you watched the jeffersons but wasn;t a fan, i can also see you not thinking of them when james made the statement.

Dammit, Solomon, didn't James say Moving On Up, before the Jeffersons premiered?! I swear you make posts about petty stuff!

Dammit, Solomon, didn't James say Moving On Up, before the Jeffersons premiered?! I swear you make posts about petty stuff!


James said Moving Up, not Moving on Up

It wasn't a poular catchphrase though was it?

that what I meant by saying the Jeffersons made it more popular.

Movin' On up was not created for the Jefferson. Are you kidding me? I have heard people in old movies say movin on up the ladder, Life etc. Where are you getting this from that it was "created" for the Jeffersons? :lol:
Wait a minute Solomon, first you were saying abt the phrase being associated with the Jeffersons when you heard James say it. You said, "it made you think of the Jeffersons when James said 'movin'up in the world'. Then you said it was never heard before the Jeffersons. Which one is it? When I told you I had heard the phrase so many times pre-Jeffersons "movin' on up" and I also heard "movin' on" (remember Brass Construction even had a song called "MOVIN', so it was a word that was used a lot back then. Then you told me say yes Irene that as a nine year old I may not have thought of that connection but maybe an adult would have. i said YES YES YES to that. Now you are changing your tune again. What the F**** are you trying to say now!!!!!!!!!!!!!????????????:crazy:

IT WAS JUST A PHRASE. JUST LIKE THE WORD DYNOMITE WAS USED A LOT BACK THEN, BUT JJ MADE IT MORE POPULAR AND PEOPLE ASSOCIATED IT WITH HIM!!!!!!!! JUST LIKE STUPID PARIS HILTON SAYS that's hot, BUT SHE DIDN'T INVENT THE PHRASE, IT HAD BEEN USED MILLIONS OF TIMES, BUT NOW IT'S BEING ASSOCIATED WITH HER. SO MUCH SO, SHE IS TRYING TO TRADEMARK IT.

Sonny the line "Movin On Up" was created by Janet Dubios and Jeff Barry


:rofl:

You mean to tell me that you've never heard a character say "He's movin on up there" Or He/She's Movin on up in the world. Janet Dubios didn't create that.

:rofl:

You mean to tell me that you've never heard a character say "He's movin on up there" Or He/She's Movin on up in the world. Janet Dubios didn't create that.


Brie, the song MOVIN ON UP was created by Janet Dubios and Jeff Barry. Now if some =one can prove that MOVIN ON UP was used before the Jeffersons than please do so. I'm WAITING!!!!!!!!!!!!-lol

Wait a minute Solomon, first you were saying abt the phrase being associated with the Jeffersons when you heard James say it. You said, "it made you think of the Jeffersons when James said 'movin'up in the world'. Then you said it was never heard before the Jeffersons. Which one is it? When I told you I had heard the phrase so many times pre-Jeffersons "movin' on up" and I also heard "movin' on" (remember Brass Construction even had a song called "MOVIN', so it was a word that was used a lot back then. Then you told me say yes Irene that as a nine year old I may not have thought of that connection but maybe an adult would have. i said YES YES YES to that. Now you are changing your tune again. What the F**** are you trying to say now!!!!!!!!!!!!!????????????:crazy:

IT WAS JUST A PHRASE. JUST LIKE THE WORD DYNOMITE WAS USED A LOT BACK THEN, BUT JJ MADE IT MORE POPULAR AND PEOPLE ASSOCIATED IT WITH HIM!!!!!!!! JUST LIKE STUPID PARIS HILTON SAYS that's hot, BUT SHE DIDN'T INVENT THE PHRASE, IT HAD BEEN USED MILLIONS OF TIMES, BUT NOW IT'S BEING ASSOCIATED WITH HER. SO MUCH SO, SHE IS TRYING TO TRADEMARK IT.

*Irene is waiting*;)

Wait a minute Solomon, first you were saying abt the phrase being associated with the Jeffersons when you heard James say it. You said, "it made you think of the Jeffersons when James said 'movin'up in the world'. Then you said it was never heard before the Jeffersons. Which one is it? When I told you I had heard the phrase so many times pre-Jeffersons "movin' on up" and I also heard "movin' on" (remember Brass Construction even had a song called "MOVIN', so it was a word that was used a lot back then. Then you told me say yes Irene that as a nine year old I may not have thought of that connection but maybe an adult would have. i said YES YES YES to that. Now you are changing your tune again. What the F**** are you trying to say now!!!!!!!!!!!!!????????????:crazy:

IT WAS JUST A PHRASE. JUST LIKE THE WORD DYNOMITE WAS USED A LOT BACK THEN, BUT JJ MADE IT MORE POPULAR AND PEOPLE ASSOCIATED IT WITH HIM!!!!!!!! JUST LIKE STUPID PARIS HILTON SAYS that's hot, BUT SHE DIDN'T INVENT THE PHRASE, IT HAD BEEN USED MILLIONS OF TIMES, BUT NOW IT'S BEING ASSOCIATED WITH HER. SO MUCH SO, SHE IS TRYING TO TRADEMARK IT.



Irene, James said Movin Up and I said that a viewer in 75 could have thought of the Jeffersons. The line MOVIN ON UP was CREATED by Jeff Barry and Janet Dubios. They made the song for the show. That's why the TV Guide Critic made FUN of the song when it first aired because he never heard anything like that before. CLEAR NOW???_lol

Brie, the song MOVIN ON UP was created by Janet Dubios and Jeff Barry. Now if some =one can prove that MOVIN ON UP was used before the Jeffersons than please do so. I'm WAITING!!!!!!!!!!!!-lol


Didn't Curtis mayfield have a song called Movin on Up, Or Move on up???????????

Didn't Willona say it in season one?

My brother said it to a friend of his who got a good paying job...my brother is dead though, so I can't bring him here to prove it...what???? my word isn't good enough? I told you I heard it said many times and you are calling me a liar???

Didn't Willona say it in season one?

My brother said it to a friend of his who got a good paying job...my brother is dead though, so I can't bring him here to prove it...what???? my word isn't good enough? I told you I heard it said many times and you are calling me a liar???


It was said, he just can't bring himself to say it.

Didn't Curtis mayfield have a song called Movin on Up, Or Move on up???????????


Move on Up

Move on Up

Same thing

Same thing


Movin on Up

Move on Up



Looks different to me. And what year did this curtis mayfield song come out? I bet it was after 75

You still haven't answered my posts...I heard it many times when I was growing up. Which is why i had no association when James said it. So why is my word not good enough for you? I heard a lot of black people say it. I heard a lot of people say JIVE TURKEY, DYNOMITE, RIGHT ON, without hearing it on television. I am a product of the 70's...why are you demanding proof when only a few have told you they never heard of it.?
Like I said before, didn't Willona say this in season one?
btw: your title in your thread and your most recent post don't match. those are spelled differently. does that matter?

You still haven't answered my posts...I heard it many times when I was growing up. Which is why i had no association when James said it. So why is my word not good enough for you? I heard a lot of black people say it. I heard a lot of people say JIVE TURKEY, DYNOMITE, RIGHT ON, without hearing it on television. I am a product of the 70's...why are you demanding proof when only a few have told you they never heard of it.?

btw: your title in your thread and your most recent post don't match. those are spelled
differently. does that matter?



Oh Let me change that, thanks. I'm not saying you are lying, I would just rather hear from someone was not a KID in 1975. That's all I'm saying. You are still my girl Irene-lol This is going down as another memorable thread on S.O-lol

Movin on Up

Move on Up



Looks different to me. And what year did this curtis mayfield song come out? I bet it was after 75


I have no clue. I wish I could research it but I can't, I've been on here long enough. I gotta go pack.

I'll look it up tomorrow night when I get back.

OK LOOK: I found on a website that had 70's stuff...don't ask me how i found it, but I did. I need to look for it again. Anyways, they had a million slang terms...it does not say when these slang words, terms were first used, but it shows it was popular. Take it for what it is worth. And being a kid, doesn't mean I was less informative. When I remember deleted scenes from shows, that has nothing to do with being a kid!:censored: :snob: I didn't cut and paste the whole thing, it was too much, but here are some; some i don't even remember being said, but it doesn't mean THAT IT WASN'T SAID:




Mind Your Potatos
to mind your own business


Mint
great......in good condition...excellent


Mondo Cool
cool;awesome


Moofy
Slut, What a moofy pie!!!

Movin' On Up
Making a better living; "we're moving on up in the world" having it better than you are now; going up the ladder


Mr Natural
I got a scribe on Mr Natural if you still want it. Shoot me a smoke signal and I will get it to ya'. Put Mr Natural in the subject line...later...ZZ


Mr. Natural
I would like to see a drawing of a little fat charactor from the sixties. His name was Mr. Natural. He had something to do with truckers such as Keep on Trucking and also I think he was pictured on rolling papers. He was short, fat with a beard, long gown like garment and was in mid step with one huge foot up forward. Hope you can find him for me, sure would appriciate it. Thanks a bushel! Helen Fuller


Mucho Wackoid
Meaning, fantastic, very good. [See "Far Out."]


Mulah
money, cash


My Mellow
MyFriend


Nanoo, Nanoo
The greeting phrase from Mork and Mindy--when I was in high school it was all the rage to greet each other with it.


Narc
It stands Narcotics officer but it means loser or goody good


Narc
Narc: Tattler. Someone who turns other people in for anything, especially drug use.


Nark
To Squeal, Snitch, rat; or the person who does these things


Narly
cool, sweet


Naughty
to be incredibly cool


Neat
this is kool


Neato
Cool


Nia
it was a word used back in the 70's between black males. "yo whats happening nia?"


Nifty
Neat, interesting, making fun of something involved with a nerd...


Nifty And Dorky
Neat or cool (I remember because I hated this expression. Only dorky people used it.) Dorky (means nerdy)


No Fake
term similar to no foolin'


No Way, Jose
this means a person disagrees about something.


Nowhere
Meaning various things, e.g. "That's/You're nowhere, man!" meaning that something or someone is boring, uncreative, clueless, foolish, or otherwise "out of it."


Nurkin'
cool or in style


Off The Hook
thats cooler than cool


Off The Hook
cooler then cool


Out Of Sight
DEFINES ITS SELF(COOL)


Out Of Sight
DEFINES ITS SELF(OUT OF THIS WORLD)


Outta Sight
Like far-out. Very cool, good.


P.O.W.
Piece of work. Used to degrade someone. Check out that chick in the red dress, what a P.O.W.


Pad
The place where one lived like an apartment. "Come on over to my pad for dinner"


Pad
House, home


Pad
can't remeber much, but wasn't 'pad' usd for home?


Pansey
Sissy. A coward.


Pardy, Hardy
to party until dawn


Pass The J
to pass the marijuiana cigarette


Peace
i cant believe no one has it in thier slang dictionarys !! I lloked everywhere!


Peace
relax "chill"


Peace
goodbye. see you later.


Peace
peace and dont forget the two fingers


Peace ,Love and Granola
as a green peacer (another 70's term) all my friends and would say peace,love and granola, when we were leaving

OK LOOK: I found on a website that had 70's stuff...don't ask me how i found it, but I did. I need to look for it again. Anyways, they had a million slang terms...it does not say when these slang words, terms were first used, but it shows it was popular. Take it for what it is worth. And being a kid, doesn't mean I was less informative. When I remember deleted scenes from shows, that has nothing to do with being a kid!:censored: :snob: I didn't cut and paste the whole thing, it was too much, but here are some; some i don't even remember being said, but it doesn't mean THAT IT WASN'T SAID:




Mind Your Potatos
to mind your own business


Mint
great......in good condition...excellent


Mondo Cool
cool;awesome


Moofy
Slut, What a moofy pie!!!

Movin' On Up
Making a better living; "we're moving on up in the world" having it better than you are now; going up the ladder


Mr Natural
I got a scribe on Mr Natural if you still want it. Shoot me a smoke signal and I will get it to ya'. Put Mr Natural in the subject line...later...ZZ


Mr. Natural
I would like to see a drawing of a little fat charactor from the sixties. His name was Mr. Natural. He had something to do with truckers such as Keep on Trucking and also I think he was pictured on rolling papers. He was short, fat with a beard, long gown like garment and was in mid step with one huge foot up forward. Hope you can find him for me, sure would appriciate it. Thanks a bushel! Helen Fuller


Mucho Wackoid
Meaning, fantastic, very good. [See "Far Out."]


Mulah
money, cash


My Mellow
MyFriend


Nanoo, Nanoo
The greeting phrase from Mork and Mindy--when I was in high school it was all the rage to greet each other with it.


Narc
It stands Narcotics officer but it means loser or goody good


Narc
Narc: Tattler. Someone who turns other people in for anything, especially drug use.


Nark
To Squeal, Snitch, rat; or the person who does these things


Narly
cool, sweet


Naughty
to be incredibly cool


Neat
this is kool


Neato
Cool


Nia
it was a word used back in the 70's between black males. "yo whats happening nia?"


Nifty
Neat, interesting, making fun of something involved with a nerd...


Nifty And Dorky
Neat or cool (I remember because I hated this expression. Only dorky people used it.) Dorky (means nerdy)


No Fake
term similar to no foolin'


No Way, Jose
this means a person disagrees about something.


Nowhere
Meaning various things, e.g. "That's/You're nowhere, man!" meaning that something or someone is boring, uncreative, clueless, foolish, or otherwise "out of it."


Nurkin'
cool or in style


Off The Hook
thats cooler than cool


Off The Hook
cooler then cool


Out Of Sight
DEFINES ITS SELF(COOL)


Out Of Sight
DEFINES ITS SELF(OUT OF THIS WORLD)


Outta Sight
Like far-out. Very cool, good.


P.O.W.
Piece of work. Used to degrade someone. Check out that chick in the red dress, what a P.O.W.


Pad
The place where one lived like an apartment. "Come on over to my pad for dinner"


Pad
House, home


Pad
can't remeber much, but wasn't 'pad' usd for home?


Pansey
Sissy. A coward.


Pardy, Hardy
to party until dawn


Pass The J
to pass the marijuiana cigarette


Peace
i cant believe no one has it in thier slang dictionarys !! I lloked everywhere!


Peace
relax "chill"


Peace
goodbye. see you later.


Peace
peace and dont forget the two fingers


Peace ,Love and Granola
as a green peacer (another 70's term) all my friends and would say peace,love and granola, when we were leaving



The defintion of Movin On Up was defintely because of the Jeffersons. I"m confident it is.

Here is an album from the Civil Rights ere (the 60's) and look at the title! it was called that because the black race WAS MOVIN' ON UP IN THE WORLD! It features Aretha Franklin's "Think"; a YOUNG Stevie Wonder, James Brown, and other 60's singers of the time!

Here is an album from the Civil Rights ere (the 60's) and look at the title! it was called that because the black race WAS MOVIN' ON UP IN THE WORLD! It features Aretha Franklin's "Think"; a YOUNG Stevie Wonder, James Brown, and other 60's singers of the time!


OK well you done research for sure-lol Guess you were right that MOVIN ON UP wasn't created by Janet and Jeff. I'm not afraid to admit I'm wrong if someone comes at me with some STRONG PROOF and that's what you did Irene. Ever think of changing your screen name to TVResearchQueen?-lol

OK well you done research for sure-lol Guess you were right that MOVIN ON UP wasn't created by Janet and Jeff. I'm not afraid to admit I'm wrong if someone comes at me with some STRONG PROOF and that's what you did Irene. Ever think of changing your screen name to TVResearchQueen?-lol
a simple kiss on my bootay will suffice!:snob:

a simple kiss on my bootay will suffice!:snob:



I sent you a PM, I need your help with a Research Topic

This is the most active I have ever seen on a Jefferson thread, let alone the board.

This is the most active I have ever seen on a Jefferson thread, let alone the board.



I be trying to be as creative as I can to give this board some life-lol This was me and Irene's first Debate and I loss-lol DAMMM!

maybe we can find out now if people were called dingbats before All in the Family :lol:

I be trying to be as creative as I can to give this board some life-lol This was me and Irene's first Debate and I loss-lol DAMMM!
Well actually, Solomon wouldn't have made this thread if he hadn't been so stubborn on the other Jefferson thread and just take what I said as the truth. I don't lie y'all!!!!! If i don't remember something, I will say, I don't remember...If I say I remember something...THEN I MEAN IT!:mad: :D

Well actually, Solomon wouldn't have made this thread if he hadn't been so stubborn on the other Jefferson thread and just take what I said as the truth. I don't lie y'all!!!!! If i don't remember something, I will say, I don't remember...If I say I remember something...THEN I MEAN IT!:mad: :D


You right-lol I ain't mad at ya

You right-lol I ain't mad at ya
same here...but remember, next time!

LOL:cheers: Solomon still the king of tv researching :king:

same here...but remember, next time!

LOL:cheers: Solomon still the king of tv researching :king:


Part 1 of this debate started 9 hours ago on the Good Times board-lol Like Garfieldkool said, this was the most active Jefferson Thread ever-lol

It was a great debate. How's that 704 Howser Street debate going? :lol:

It was a great debate. How's that 704 Howser Street debate going? :lol:
it finished today when Brie got Solomon on GUEST stars on spin-offs and Tabitha premiering waayyy after Bewitched.:D

I be trying to be as creative as I can to give this board some life-lol This was me and Irene's first Debate and I loss-lol DAMMM!
Not our first debate...let me correct you on that also!:lol: :D

Not our first debate...let me correct you on that also!:lol: :D


What was the other debate?

What was the other debate?
Good Times WAS a spin-off.

OMG...look at this post i found on the WH thread abt the doobie brothers. DONE BY EVERETT
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Really???? Wow. I love their music. I have their CD's. I remember when I was growing up I bought their music on 8-tracks!!
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I haven't heard of anyone still owning 8-track tapes since the Flinstones. My mom had all LPS no 45s, as we called it "moving on up in the world"

Plus, I wasn't old enough for an allowance yet to get 8-track tapes

OMG...look at this post i found on the WH thread abt the doobie brothers. DONE BY EVERETT
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Originally Posted by Ireneparalegal
Really???? Wow. I love their music. I have their CD's. I remember when I was growing up I bought their music on 8-tracks!!
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I haven't heard of anyone still owning 8-track tapes since the Flinstones. My mom had all LPS no 45s, as we called it "moving on up in the world"

Plus, I wasn't old enough for an allowance yet to get 8-track tapes
Yea I saw that. :lol:

I wish I still had my 8 track tapes but they've all been lost and I sold my tape player I think around 1980 or 1981 anyway. I've been a tape fanatic since those days. I've just progressed to VHS and DVDS. :lol:

Yea I saw that. :lol:

I wish I still had my 8 track tapes but they've all been lost and I sold my tape player I think around 1980 or 1981 anyway. I've been a tape fanatic since those days. I've just progressed to VHS and DVDS. :lol:
but trip out on how they posted their sentence: MOVIN' ON UP...OMG...isn't that weird...here we are debating abt that phrase and someone goes and uses that phrase on another thread...:rofl: :rofl:

but trip out on how they posted their sentence: MOVIN' ON UP...OMG...isn't that weird...here we are debating abt that phrase and someone goes and uses that phrase on another thread...:rofl: :rofl:
That was too strange. :lol:

OMG...look at this post i found on the WH thread abt the doobie brothers. DONE BY EVERETT
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Originally Posted by Ireneparalegal
Really???? Wow. I love their music. I have their CD's. I remember when I was growing up I bought their music on 8-tracks!!
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I haven't heard of anyone still owning 8-track tapes since the Flinstones. My mom had all LPS no 45s, as we called it "moving on up in the world"

Plus, I wasn't old enough for an allowance yet to get 8-track tapes


My grandma still have a couple 8 tracks that my mom and her brothers and sister use to play, but no player :lol:

My grandma still have a couple 8 tracks that my mom and her brothers and sister use to play, but no player :lol:


I thought you were going on a trip?-lol Didn't you say you were packing last night

I thought you were going on a trip?-lol Didn't you say you were packing last night


I never said that I was going on a trip, I went somewhere last night, Yes. I didn't go out of town.