Johno6 wrote:Bae is a Danish word for poop as per @fact
Whar I find funny is that with smart phones these days it takes more effort to write bae than babe. I'm mean come on with auto text on most phones you need to really do much. We are not using old Nokia bricks anymore.
Read my reply. It is directed at you because you have double standards
Dogwatcher wrote:Anyway, I came to post about something that gives me the shits...
Someone very near and dear to me keeps using the phrase "I know, right" *upward inflection*. It's seriously giving me the shits.
You wouldn't be able to stand being around me. If I think somethings funny, I will repeat it until everybody wants to kill me.
Right now I'm finishing every sentence to the missus with "brah".
Eg. "Whats for tea, brah?" "Where's my clean work shirt, brah?" etc etc.
I do this to my wife.
At the moment, I start and end by saying (in a shrill, childlike voice) "This is a carry shell..." from those ******* horrible Jeep commercials.
A few months ago, I'd sing this:
Last week, it was this:
Politicians kissing babies for good luck, TV preachers sell salvation for a buck. You don't need no golden cross to tell you wrong from right, The world's worst murderers were those who saw the light.
Footy Chick wrote:Or the status i saw saying that he's the second SA cricketer to die because of a bouncer. (assuming he was referring to David Hookes of course)
I thought this was particularly calleous.
Poor taste, but he does have a point. Similar injuries and end result.
Maybe the cowards that throw them might think twice.
When I saw the headline when it first happened, the all the headlines said "Hughes hospitalised by bouncer" or something to that effect and I admittedly thought of a person bouncer first until I actually read the story.
My new Mantra - I am no longer available to things and people that make me feel like shit
Footy Chick wrote:Or the status i saw saying that he's the second SA cricketer to die because of a bouncer. (assuming he was referring to David Hookes of course)
I thought this was particularly calleous.
Ouch.
Objectively speaking, that is pretty clever, but still....