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Radbird
There's someone in my head but it's not me
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by Radbird September 26 07, 10:12 pm
Cronos69 wrote: Did you know that a popular German swear was "Heilig Splechle(sp)"?
Sounds like something from the old Batman TV show.
Hudler
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by Hudler September 26 07, 10:35 pm
A couple of my friends always say "cheese 'n rice" when they don't want to take the lords name in vain.
Radbird
There's someone in my head but it's not me
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by Radbird September 26 07, 10:50 pm
Hudler wrote: When talking about someone who is stupid I'll say they are "dumber than a bag of hammers".
Our neighbor uses the phrase "dumb as a stump" a lot.
Leroy
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by Leroy September 26 07, 10:56 pm
Radbird wrote: Hudler wrote: When talking about someone who is stupid I'll say they are "dumber than a bag of hammers".
Our neighbor uses the phrase "dumb as a stump" a lot.
I wonder who they are referring to when they say that.
Radbird
There's someone in my head but it's not me
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by Radbird September 26 07, 11:22 pm
Leroy wrote: Radbird wrote: Hudler wrote: When talking about someone who is stupid I'll say they are "dumber than a bag of hammers".
Our neighbor uses the phrase "dumb as a stump" a lot.
I wonder who they are referring to when they say that.
I've never been able to figure that out. They're very cryptic people.
cardsfansince82
is shooing asian children away from his fridge.
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by cardsfansince82 September 27 07, 4:17 am
ghostrunner wrote: "S__ on a stick."
One of my college buddies used to say that all the time. It was twice as funny because he had a high pitched country accent. I'd never heard it before I met him. I'm guessing he inherited that one from his parents. And yes, I made fun of him for it.
Socnorb11
The Last Word
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by Socnorb11 September 27 07, 5:54 am
Leroy wrote: Radbird wrote: Hudler wrote: When talking about someone who is stupid I'll say they are "dumber than a bag of hammers".
Our neighbor uses the phrase "dumb as a stump" a lot.
I wonder who they are referring to when they say that.
We used that phrase so much on one guy that I work with, so that eventually his nickname became "stump". To this day, people call him "stump", and most people don't even know why.
clement
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by clement September 27 07, 7:34 am
Cronos69 wrote: I will often say "Shiitake" (as in the japanese mushroom) in place of the other word it closely resembles.
But how often does George Pataki actually come up in your conversations??
Hudler wrote: A couple of my friends always say "cheese 'n rice" when they don't want to take the lords name in vain.
Are you from Indiana? I had a college roommate who would constantly say cheese 'n' rice. Drove me nuts.
jim
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by jim September 27 07, 7:51 am
sighyoung wrote: I had a friend in college who, whenever he saw a beautiful woman, would say, "I'd eat the corn out of her s&^%."
That is vile.
sighyoung
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by sighyoung September 27 07, 8:00 am
jim wrote: sighyoung wrote: I had a friend in college who, whenever he saw a beautiful woman, would say, "I'd eat the corn out of her s&^%."
That is vile.
He was vile, believe me.
He had another nugget of wisdom: "Everybody needs a friend who's an *sshole, and I'm yours."
