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codeMode, on 16 Apr, 2008 - 05:34 AM, said:
"It's about time you came to work." - This one makes me want to go Rambo on them.
How late are you showing up?
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Re: Overused words/phrases
Posted 16 April 2008 - 03:29 AM
no2pencil, on 16 Apr, 2008 - 03:02 AM, said:
How late are you showing up?
Its not how late I show up. It's when you have a meeting or such (work related), and people who have no clue as to what you have been doing say something smart-assy.
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Re: Overused words/phrases
Posted 16 April 2008 - 05:15 AM
str8ball_warrior, on 16 Apr, 2008 - 12:59 AM, said:
"Bling-bling"
My sister's dog is named "Bling-bling"
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Re: Overused words/phrases
Posted 16 April 2008 - 08:39 AM
"for all intents and purposes" but even more annoying is when people mistakenly say "for all intensive purposes"
I once met a guy that would say it near chronically, like at the end of every sentience.
I also hate it when people use words out of context in an attempt to sound cool or educated. An Example - One time I asked someone how the bread was at this restaurant after he ate it and he replied "Its well."
Not It's well done or well made, "Its well." like he's a medieval bishop or something what the fuck.
Then again, I essentially dislike people in general so I think just about any trait could set me off.
I once met a guy that would say it near chronically, like at the end of every sentience.
I also hate it when people use words out of context in an attempt to sound cool or educated. An Example - One time I asked someone how the bread was at this restaurant after he ate it and he replied "Its well."
Not It's well done or well made, "Its well." like he's a medieval bishop or something what the fuck.
Then again, I essentially dislike people in general so I think just about any trait could set me off.
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Re: Overused words/phrases
Posted 16 April 2008 - 08:57 AM
People that talk like Yoda or even talk in third person.
Ebonics. PERIOD
Yo Dawg, dat's som fly azz shit you talkin' bout. (Yo Dawg, go back to school you fucking ignorant bastard.)
Hey shawty lets say me and you head out boo. (What the fuck you scaring someone?)
Ebonics. PERIOD
Yo Dawg, dat's som fly azz shit you talkin' bout. (Yo Dawg, go back to school you fucking ignorant bastard.)
Hey shawty lets say me and you head out boo. (What the fuck you scaring someone?)
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Re: Overused words/phrases
Posted 16 April 2008 - 09:11 AM
i bet you are a bugaboo.
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Re: Overused words/phrases
Posted 16 April 2008 - 09:16 AM
codeMode, on 16 Apr, 2008 - 02:34 AM, said:
"It's about time you came to work." - This one makes me want to go Rambo on them.
We must be late for work, or get in just under the buzzer frrequently.
My favorite phrase for these retards that show up at 9:03 am is:
"Well, good afternoon... Glad you could bless us with your presence."
or
"Damn Ben (He's the manager) , how the fuck do I get on his payroll plan? I didn't know we offered bankers hours."
It pisses them off everytime.
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