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The way his brother talks about what their priorities for Caleb are, makes me think ND really does have a legit shot at this kid. We'll see...

Nice find Paisan, I agree.

I second what Scotty said.

I hope Parmalee, et.al know about this! If what his brother says is true, ND has a LOT to offer King that the big SEC schools don't

does caleb king have a ND offer, according to scout.com he does but i though he was havin academic trouble. landing king would definatly be the cats bannana.

cats bannana?

it's just a saying.

honestly russ, i dont know if i've ever heard of the cat's banana before. sure sounds interesting.

i thought that it was the cat's "pajamas"

doggone it sir john, you beat me to it!

I think it's the "cat's bandana". With shades. And a fruity drink with an umbrella in it.

The cat's pajamas (and the cat's meow, the cat's whiskers), was a very popular expression in the 1920s, associated with the daring and unconventional jazz-age flappers. H.L. Mencken describes the flapper as a young woman who "has forgotten how to simper; she seldom blushes; and it is impossible to shock her." The lexicographers William and Mary Morris suggest that these "cat" expressions may have originated even earlier, first used in girls' schools. Alternatively, some sources attribute coinage to Tad Dorgan, sportswriter and cartoonist. The original use was definitely American, but the cat's pyjamas, the cat's miaow also caught on in England.

 

For the record, I like Cat's Bananas better Russ.

allright, change the name of the thread.

Thanks for the history lesson weisforprez ...russ you better just stick with the more common expressions

It was interesting. Like it's the real coconuts. Groucho "I once shot an eliphant in my pajamas. How it got into my pajamas I'll never know."

i thought that it was the cat's "pajamas"

yeah that right but i thought i'd change it a little.