Is "Oh Bless" a new form of expression? It comes from, usually, young
women on the 'phone in response to pretty well everything I say, and these
are people who don't know me so don't know my age.

I'm busy house hunting which is the source of many of he comments and the
expression, "there are only two types of people in the housing market, the
quick and the homeless".

--
Jeff Gaines Wiltshire UK
The true meaning of life is to plant trees under whose shade you do not
expect to sit.

Jeff Gaines wrote:
>
> Is "Oh Bless" a new form of expression?

Not all that new. It might be used by the same people who say that "X
passed" instead of "X died", and who speak of "loved ones" instead of
"friends and family". Shudder.

> It comes from, usually, young
> women on the 'phone in response to pretty well everything I say, and
> these are people who don't know me so don't know my age.
>
> I'm busy house hunting which is the source of many of he comments and
> the expression, "there are only two types of people in the housing
> market, the quick and the homeless".
>

--
The world will little note, nor long remember what we say here
Abraham Lincoln at Gettysburg

On 20/10/2021 in message <skq450$1heu$1@gioia.aioe.org> Peter wrote:

>>Is "Oh Bless" a new form of expression?
>
>Not all that new. It might be used by the same people who say that "X
>passed" instead of "X died", and who speak of "loved ones" instead of
>"friends and family". Shudder.

I see, bless you my son :-)

--
Jeff Gaines Wiltshire UK
George Washington was a British subject until well after his 40th birthday.
(Margaret Thatcher, speech at the White House 17 December 1979)