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| brand positioning, magazine, stand up ny, drunk moms, college drunk girl, robbedby bank of america, mom fucking son, hairy, momand son, product, momby, easydrunk girl, mcsweeney's, rage, muse.hysteria, viagrajokes, video: thriller, drunk spring break girl, advertising, drunk driving conviction, chick drunk, audio, name development, | you are best off asking him where he picked it up,rather than asking me. But there is a difference in the way you speak to friends and acquaintances and leaving messages on message pissed about boards.To say what mic said in conversation is bearable,But to leave it on a message board is truely moronic. P.S I really dont care ,whether you feel I have "passed the test" or not.So you may as well pissed about keep those thoughts to pissed about yourself in future ;-) Posted by: PW at May 13, 2005 11:05 PM I already know where he got it from...watching TV and movies. The point is, people don't pick up foreign slang just from conversations with the people around them. I don't disagree that mic is a moron. I am not worried whether you care; I'm just putting the information out there. Bantering with you will likely be more interesting than dealing with stone's pathetic 'sense of humor'. |
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| why follow like drunk driving conviction sheep when you could lead? Posted by: The other, other white meat at May 12, 2005 09:29 drunk driving conviction AM I do not follow anyone and have no desire to lead anyone else.Im not really bothered by what anyone else thinks or does. drunk driving conviction Posted by: PW at May 12, 2005 08:08 PM That's actually a good third possibility. I may disagree on some subjects with you, but you 'passed the test' in my book. You think for yourself. That's all too rare, in my opinion. Here's a question for you, though (I'm surprised no one caught this yet). 'Bugger off' is a British expression. How would a KATUSA pick up that part of the phrase around Americans and Koreans only? *A little extra for the story, here: he picked up 'yo' momma' before he ever wore an Army uniform (ROK Army, included). Posted by: The other, other white meat at May 13, 2005 12:32 PM "Bugger off" was said in English so he must of picked it up from an English speaker......But |
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