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Perkins has more rebounds than the entire team.Quote:
Originally Posted by UxKa
Playoff high for Perkins.
I'd sure like to gargle Perkins balls.
It is what it is. Usually used by people who have nothing else to say.
- acumen
Just stop.
- sacre...
nevermind
"Ironic"
Everybody thinks that everything's ironic. It rarely ever is. Very rarely. People need to be told what the actual definition of irony is.
I think the "words" and "phrases" threads are getting mixed up.
Kind of ironic.
I assumed you changed the title of the thread. You love to catagories.
Die.Quote:
Originally Posted by Glenn
I swear that I was going to post "vis-a-vis" in this thread earlier this morning but then I got distracted.
Just read it in a bukdow post, lol.
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Originally Posted by Glenn
Spicy.
- "people who don't differentiate between phrases and words"
lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Glenn
also,
-lol
"Hey, let's slap our dicks together just to hear what sound it makes!"
Damn glad to have you back, TK.
Stay more than a week this time.
That's not cool.Quote:
Originally Posted by MoTown
RE: Phrases that should be used less than they are...
Seriously:
"Too funny."
1. There's no such thing.
2. Whenever someone describes something as such, it's a certified guarantee that it's not even mildly amusing, and the describee is a fucking inbred.
cue the schlomos saying "too funny" just to prove my point
The words "too funny" are only good when followed up with a totally fake laugh.
Example: Too funny! Heh heh.
Also, I should've pointed out that black people may be unfamiliar with the term, since it seems to be more prominent amongst white people with no senses of humor.Quote:
Originally Posted by Big Swami
I just happen to have known a guy in my past who would take a great deal of joy in being rude to people right in their faces. If someone made a joke and he didn't think it was that funny, he would offer up an obviously fake little chuckle so that you would know exactly how little you amused him. He did this to everyone - friends, family, strangers.Quote:
Originally Posted by TK
He worked in service jobs and was forced to tell people "have a nice day." So he practiced a way to say it in the most insincere way possible.
When you're a teenager, that kind of guy is hilarious. When you're in your mid 20s, you figure out that it's kind of sad.
So what helped you get over the habit Swam?Quote:
Originally Posted by Big Swami
Also, I've been known to do stuff like that, don't know why, I think maybe I'm just a dick.
That wasn't my habit. It was my homeboy's habit. I broke the habit by realizing I was a much nicer person than he is.
-bohica
Calling someone a "maverick"
People still say that?
Thou must smite them, my lord.
Peeps... sorry Tahoe.
qftQuote:
Originally Posted by Sir Douche Baggins
Unless used in the context of small marshmallow yellow or pink birds.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir Douche Baggins
Hmm... marshmallow.. where's the words that should be used more thread?
"Good stuff"
Am I just irritated easily? rhetorical
Pistons making a big push for TMac...
Pistons close to an offer for CJ Miles...
Feminism.
FixedQuote:
Originally Posted by MoTown
"choad"
I'm sick of the word...now.
"Redeem Team"
bumpQuote:
Originally Posted by Glenn
just to reiterate
"World's Fastest Man"
I mean really, just cause you can run 100m in 9.69 seconds doesn't make you the worlds fastest man. Only in that event. Pretty sure Michael Phelps would argue he's faster in the pool.
Fucking lame.
I agree. Even within running what makes the 100m the race to decide fastest man.
Bukdow might argue he's the fastest man [smilie=master_emot:
It might be premature to say this, but I'm sure women have observed men do their business much faster than Bolt or Phelps. Faster isn't always better.