King’s Row
“king’s row” is an expression that means everything is going really well as much as it is a way of saying you, the speaker, appreciate the other person whom you are addressing.
it is not a reference to the 1942 movie directed by sam wood that featured ronald regan. ann sheridan, and robert c-mmings.
it has originated among snowboarders, skiers, and locals along the california/nevada border in the tahoe basin.
george grey: “hey, how’s it going?”
oscar pistorius: “king’s row, king’s row…(mate, man, buddy, friend, amigo, brother, sister, etc)!”
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