Sissy Goodwin, right, with Vickie, his wife of 45 years.
"They think I'm a right sissy," she says.
After a few years, he began getting guest-star shots on TV shows such as "Murder, She Wrote" and "Matlock," where the job was to wear an ill-fitting sports jacket and either get killed (just after saying something like "All right, Sissy — cool it") or get caught (just after saying something like "There's no way you can prove any of this").
"That's right, sissies," Clinton said.
Its spectrum of meanings runs from "Don't be a sissy; toughen up" all the way to "Do the right thing; be a mensch," to use the Yiddishism for an honorable or upright person.
Most guys seem to think things like these are for sissies – and they're right -- about sissies that have great skin!
Mrs. Strasberg, above right, the widow of Lee Strasberg of the Actors Studio, remembers when SISSY SPACEK was a student there and at the Lee Strasberg Theater Institute.
Bette Davis was right when she said: "Old age is not for sissies".
That's right, a motor scooter, which used to be considered — let's not mince words here — a sissy among two-wheelers, so far as real motorcyclists were concerned.
In scorning and shearing a sissy student and leading a gang of five other boys in this "prank," Romney may have felt popular and in the right for the first time.
