"That's re-diculous"

superstring99 said:
Or when the same ditsy bitches say, "Oh my GAWD, Shut Up!" when they get excited. Oh... I also say "Pewter" instead
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lol do they still say that? I thought that was an old one.

Seems nobody is their real name anymore either. No matter how
short the name is it seems like it is almost cut down to 2 letters lol

when I picked names for my kids I always thought what would they be
called for short...... like Jason for instance I thought ok it won't be cut down
but all his friends call him........Jas (Jace)
 
G. F. Schleebenhorst said:
Have you ever watched a game of rugby? People get their ears torn off playing that game. It's brutal stuff.

They also learn how to tackle properly so people don't get their backs broken.
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You're right.
People in rugby don't stay pretty long.
No ears, busted noses, missing teeth.
You never see them sponsoring anything except beer.
 
Chris Cremin said:
I find it annoying when people pronounce broccoli as "brockly"
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How do you pronounce the second "o" in "broccoli" without sounding like some pompous jackass? I'm from Ohio, and we'd have a laugh fest if somebody said, "broccOli". I can barely get away with saying "soda" here, in the land where "pop" dominates.

~String
 
superstring99 said:
How do you pronounce the second "o" in "broccoli" without sounding like some pompous jackass? I'm from Ohio, and we'd have a laugh fest if somebody said, "broccOli". I can barely get away with saying "soda" here, in the land where "pop" dominates.

~String
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People that can't pronounce it properly (and proply is another example)
should not be allowed to buy it, and be given cabbage instead.
 
superstring99 said:
How do you pronounce the second "o" in "broccoli" without sounding like some pompous jackass? I'm from Ohio, and we'd have a laugh fest if somebody said, "broccOli". I can barely get away with saying "soda" here, in the land where "pop" dominates.

~String
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Ohhhhh I haven't heard the word soda....its been so long I can't remember.
It's always been known as pop here.
 
orange coke, grape coke, lemon lime coke, and cola. oh and root beer. Root beer is always root beer.
 
G. F. Schleebenhorst said:
I hate it when people spell generalisations incorrectly with a "z" after spelling "improvisational" with an "s".
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touche...bro...touche...you totally caught me spelling things in the American way with a "z"...sorry about that....'cause I try to spell things proper...unless I'm trying to over-exaggerate my Texas accent. :)
 
Orleander said:
orange coke, grape coke, lemon lime coke, and cola. oh and root beer. Root beer is always root beer.
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You must be from the South. Everybody down there calls all carbonated beverages "Coke." I'm from Ohio-- but I CHOSE to call carbonated beverages "soda." I just hate the word "pop."

~String
 
Nickelodeon said:
Soft drink.
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Soft drink and Carbonated Beverage. Both names without a soul at all.


I do like the word Soda, it conjures up old fashioned gleaming ice-cream parlours.
The Fonz, I'm sure, would ask for a soda.
Whereas pop is just pop.
The Fonz would not ask for pop.
 
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The Fonz.
As soon as you mention the Fonz, everyone thinks they are the Fonz, but most people are more like Richie Cunningham and Potsie.
 
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