Sudden, strange use of words or phrases
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Re: Sudden, strange use of words or phrases
Random spelled backwards is modnar. There is no meaning to that, but still...
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Re: Sudden, strange use of words or phrases
Yes, I spoke in non-sequiturs. I had no idea what was coming out of of my mouth. Thanks for probing though, it was a rough time for me. My friends and loved ones didn't know what to make of my jibberish.thrill wrote:So you did things with zero premeditation and no motivation at all. They just sort of happened on their own and you had no control over them?planet pujolsian wrote:But random when it applies to myself is the proper use of the word. Random was my nickname in college.thrill wrote:I hate how people started using the word "random" all of a sudden.
Like, oh my god, I saw that guy from chemistry class at the mall today! It was the most random thing ever!
NO IT WASN'T. BUY A DICTIONARY. YOU BOTH HAD REASONS TO BE AT THE MALL AT THE SAME TIME, THUS NOT RANDOMLY.
From now on, I'm going to use, "For the love of Spinal Tap..."
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Re: Sudden, strange use of words or phrases
I just peed a little.
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Re: Sudden, strange use of words or phrases
That sounds like some sort of behavioral disorder which would make the actions not random. Human behavior cannot be random.planet pujolsian wrote:Yes, I spoke in non-sequiturs. I had no idea what was coming out of of my mouth. Thanks for probing though, it was a rough time for me. My friends and loved ones didn't know what to make of my jibberish.thrill wrote:So you did things with zero premeditation and no motivation at all. They just sort of happened on their own and you had no control over them?planet pujolsian wrote:But random when it applies to myself is the proper use of the word. Random was my nickname in college.thrill wrote:I hate how people started using the word "random" all of a sudden.
Like, oh my god, I saw that guy from chemistry class at the mall today! It was the most random thing ever!
NO IT WASN'T. BUY A DICTIONARY. YOU BOTH HAD REASONS TO BE AT THE MALL AT THE SAME TIME, THUS NOT RANDOMLY.
From now on, I'm going to use, "For the love of Spinal Tap..."
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Re: Sudden, strange use of words or phrases
I find this hysterical.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&^%."
I've officially adopted this phrase.
I'm going to try it out this weekend. I'll report back and see how my friends react.


