Old Sayings

We use to have an expression: A penny for your thoughts. Now we don't use Penny's so would need to come up with a new saying:

A nickel for your thoughts?

A dime for your thoughts?

A Quarter for your thoughts?

A loonie for you thoughts?

Or something entirely different?

-VR

Also
"Not worth tuppence ha'penny"
to describe something as worthless

If someone paid Rusty a penny for his thoughts, they would be paying far too much. 😀

@chaney3 said
If someone paid Rusty a penny for his thoughts, they would be paying far too much. 😀

“When they come downstairs from their Ivory Towers, idealists are very apt to walk straight into the gutter.”
Logan Pearsall Smith

@chaney3 said
If someone paid Rusty a penny for his thoughts, they would be paying far too much. 😀

@wolfe63 said
I'd pay him with a rusty penny but I'd expect change.

@very-rusty said
Silly wolfy, you don't understand penny's doing exist in Canada we have to come up with a new expression now!!!! 😉 😛

-VR

@wolfgang59 said
What is your smallest denomination coin?
It is 10cents in NZ. (about 6 US cents)

@divegeester said
“When they come downstairs from their Ivory Towers, idealists are very apt to walk straight into the gutter.”
Logan Pearsall Smith

@mudfinger said
I yam what I yam!
Popeye

@Very-Rusty

Where's the beef?

@whodey said
@Very-Rusty

Where's the beef?

@very-rusty said
A good one!

A little over thirty years ago, eighty-one year old Clara Peller (1902 – 1987) uttered the immortal words “where's the beef?” for a Wendy's Restaurant TV commercial.

-VR

@mudfinger said
Two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, tomato and a pickle on top.
McDonalds commercial.

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