What is your favourite old time word Biden uses? I'll start:

[applegrove]

Malarky

Great dispatch

[stopbush]

1. "Man"

[applegrove]

2. Oh yeah.

[luvs2sing]

3. I went to school with the Malarky kids.

They got teased a lot.

[GreenEyedLefty]

4. Malarkey

reminds me of my dad. I wish Joe would also use:

tomfoolery
horse pucky
criminy

[PatSeg]

5. I really liked when he used "Great dispatch"

the other day. Not something you hear everyday.

People made fun of his used of "malarkey" at first, but you can tell that he's trying to avoid swearing. It is a fun replacement for "shit" and has a quaint folksy appeal. Now when people hear malarkey, they'll think of Joe.

[Polly Hennessey]

6. I'll have to go with "malarkey".

It is just a great word both in sound and meaning.

[Grammy23]

7. His audience is usually addressed as

Folks. Another quaint term.

My grandfather was fond of using the word bologna (repeated two times for emphasis) when he didn’t believe something or someone. I’d like to see Joe incorporate that, too. 😂😂😂. He also used malarky. Grandpa died in 1968. I miss him.

[tavernier]

8. And usually preceded by look

... “Look, folks...”

[Budi]

9. 😄Haaha. Check out this clip on WaPo's 2016 Biden/Malarky article

"That's a bunch of malarky, look folks, here's the deal.."
'Best of Joe lines


Joe Biden loves the word ‘malarkey.’ But nobody knows where it came from.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2016/07/28/joe-biden-loves-the-word-malarkey-but-nobody-knows-where-it-came-from/%3foutputType=amp

[Kid Berwyn]

10. "Integrity."

Deplorables have no clue.