"Aiee, Sahib!"This phrase could have meant several things,though most often it meant simply "yes" or "OH!"
It was never meant in a racially deprecating sense, but rather more to express a most-modern ironical statement.
Vance started it.
It seemed to be one of those things that Vance and I used while I friends looked at us as though wed just hopped off the short-bus. Of course, I secretly suspect they secretly envied us. That's a double secret, therefore.... Ummm out in the open. We had a few different bits like this that we thought were hilarious, but others just did not get. (SEE: Right, Marlin? Right, Jim.)
Thursday, January 15, 2009
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This phrase, along with"Mary, Mary,Mary.." and "It's just I'm awfully fond of dog's" and other such nonsense was just our way of communication. When nothing else would work, we just said something completely stupid and this always seemed to work.The word 'really' was used alot as well. This meant, "I don't care" or "I'm not really listening to you." "Aiee Sahib" was also used frequently when you didn't have a clip and you burned your fingers with the roach.
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