Or is it used widely in other ski towns?
Here it is ubiquitous and analogous to 'ski bum', dirtbag (in a honorary way), etc...
Anyone?
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Or is it used widely in other ski towns?
Here it is ubiquitous and analogous to 'ski bum', dirtbag (in a honorary way), etc...
Anyone?
Skid is and has been used in the Kootanays for 20+ years referring to a dirtbag not a skibum.
It was in use in Boston 30 years ago to mean a lowlife or dirtbag.
etymology from skid row which is vintage
And plays nicely in my vintage camaro.Quote:
Originally Posted by cj001f
now I'm singing youth gone wild for the rest of the day.....great
Hunh...it has a slightly different meaning in JH...as in"Oh, sure, he is a bank VP, but really he is a skid at heart..."
Easier to remember than calling them Yeslers.Quote:
Originally Posted by cj001f