"Don't get in my Kool-Aid"

[LisaLynne]

Hi. I'm old. Well, I'm not a teen anymore, so I don't understand the phrase that is the subject of this post. Have any of you heard it? This guy I work with who has teen-aged daughters has been using it all week. "You're getting in my Kool-Aid." "Don't get in my Kool-Aid." He is actually a kool-aid drinker, so at first I thought maybe the RWers were fessing up to the fact that they do, in fact, drug themselves, but now I'm starting to suspect that this is some new saying.

So, what do you say? Am I woefully out of touch?

[jmm]

1. It means stay out of my business

That's actually a pretty old saying.

[LisaLynne]

2. So, I'm so out of touch, the phrases I'm out of touch with ...

are out of touch? Great. I've always suspected it, but to have confirmation... :cry:

[jmm]

3. There are so many phrases who can keep them all straight?

:shrug:

[GalleryGod]

4. A 5 Cent package two quarts!

with a CUP of sugar!:rofl: :spray: :rofl: