"Having FUN at the Galaxy Diner is really Hip, Daddy-O": Unedited Selections from "Galaxy Lingo," a Guide to 1950s Phrasology, Graciously Provided, at No Cost, to Patrons of the Galaxy Diner

Quinn Warnick

PART ONE: "Lets get Cruisin' you Rockin' Hip Cat and learn the Lingo," in which patrons are introduced to 1950s phrasology.

Your the most
Hey baby what do you say
Wicked
Tough
Alrighty
Crazy
Hang Loose
Big Bopper
Knuckle sandwich
Made in the shade
Blast from the past
Doll / Dolls
Daddy-O
After a while crocodile
Later alligator
It's the most
Rumble seat
Cornball
Pops
Nifty
Chief
In a jiffy
Cruisin'
T-Bird
Have a blast
Hoppin', Hip Hoppin'

PART TWO: "It's the most to say the least, to learn this Wicked Jive," in which patrons are provided with parenthetical definitions to clarify more complicated lingo.

Boogie (dance / get moving)
Solid Gold (very good)
Squirrel (square)
Square (odd)
Wale (jam)
Dig the re-bop (music)
Keen (neat)
Cat (person)
Hip-Cat (cool person)
Rod (hot rod)
Fab (fabulous)
Slip me some skin (give me 5)
Sock-Hop (dance)
That's nowhere (no fun)
Want to struggle (dance)
Hip (cool)
Skins (dollars)
Jingle (change)
No Sweat (no problem)
How's that grab you (is that OK)
Catch you on the flip side (see you later)