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About Me
- Taken For Granted
- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
Pretty fancy way of saying junk shop! Just kidding--- I think it's clever.
ReplyDeleteWhoa... you stumped me with this sign.
ReplyDeleteGreat name for an old stuff shop.
ReplyDeleteA niche market!
ReplyDeleteSuch a good thing!
ReplyDeleteWhoa Nellie is a saying I heard many times through the years. I always wondered who Nellie was. :)
ReplyDeleteGood name.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like my kind of shop.
ReplyDeleteGreat name for a thrift shop :)
ReplyDeleteI don't understand if it's a joke or a pun..sorry
ReplyDeleteIt is a common phrase meaning slow down, or stop. Nelly was a Wells Fargo horse in 1898 in California, but now it means anything that needs to slow down.
DeleteWhoa, Nelly! Oh boy howdy. Katie, bar the door. I love these phrases.
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