You can do so much with it.
It's also my H word for the A-Z blogging challenge.
Today's Ten Things Tuesday is all about hey and what it means.
Let's get going, shall we?
1. Hello
2. Hey!!!!!!
Said in a long drawn out way. Snap, snap, snap with the fingers is optional.
3. Hey.
Meaning hi, said quietly. Especially when you don't know what else to say.
4. The guy hey.
What's up?
5. Something that has a good comeback.
When someone says "hey" you say "No, straw. Hay is for horses." OK it's goofy. It's an old time thing I guess. Or, maybe an old time Iowa thing.
6. Substitution for Hell
Don't say what the hell. Say what the hey.
7. Hey up
It's a greeting in Northern England.
8. It's a song.
"Hey" is a song from Oingo, originally known as Oingo Boingo.
9. It's a day in the sun.
Heyday is the term and it's when something was experiencing a lot of popularity.
10. Fat Albert liked to say it.
Hey, hey, hey! It's Fat Albert! He said it all the time. Don't you think he would realize everyone else would know who he was after a while?
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Have a great Tuesday!
The Lionel Ritchie poster made me smile. I had that song play at my first wedding
ReplyDeleteMynx, I'm glad I could give you a smile.
DeleteI also liked the Lionel Ritchie poster. I remember Fat Albert, and Bill Cosby's voices were great!
ReplyDeleteJulie
Julie, I have to confess that I used that poster in my H-hello post the first year I did this. I liked it so much, it needed to make another appearance.
DeleteBack when cartoons were only on Saturdays.
haha, i loved this---hey hey hey--my personal fav :)
ReplyDeleteLynn, I remember watching it every Saturday morning.
DeleteI like # 5. May be I will use it for my grand kids.
ReplyDeleteWhat ever happened to Fat Albert?
Munir, I am sure they will laugh. He grew up, went on Atkins and is not fat anymore.
DeleteHere, in North Jersey, we use hey as our hi. I am amazed at what you come up with!
ReplyDeleteGail, sometimes I really don't know how I do it either.
Delete:)
DeleteThat poster is fantastic! Although it could also say "Hey YOU!"
ReplyDeleteAl, I saw it online somewhere and thought to myself, "That's a keeper."
DeleteMaybe Hey You if it were Nicole. Lionel is too upscale.
I've never heard of "hey up", but I kinda like it. I also loved watching Fat Albert. All in all, your "h" post made me smile a lot. Thanks, Ruth.
ReplyDeletexoRobyn
Then my job is done, Robyn. :)
DeleteThis is such a cute post! Very creative!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Chrystal.
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