THE THREAD!!!

[warspite1]

Its almost June and we have monsoon rain followed by hailstones going on here in London - GREAT [X(]

[jeffk3510]

We're 2-3 weeks out from Wheat Harvest in Kansass. Wouldn't mind rain, sick of this damned heat.

[warspite1]

ORIGINAL: jeffk3510

I hate like.

One of my sisters and my wife use it to death.

Warspite1

What as in:

and she's like blah blah, and he's like

Which is then followed by the word soooooo

AAARRRGGGHHHH (part 2)

[warspite1]

Jeff3510 - If we go on like this we could have a joint Faber!!

[Kwik E Mart]

ORIGINAL: warspite1

ORIGINAL: jeffk3510

Youre thinking of the Corrs...nice though...

Warspite1

Ooops sorry.....my bad.

Question - is it me or is "My bad" one of THE most annoying phrases in the history of annoying phrases?

no, these three deserve that honor...

"ATM machine"
"PIN number"
"VIN number"

arrrggggghhhh!

[warspite1]

ORIGINAL: jeffk3510

We're 2-3 weeks out from Wheat Harvest in Kansass. Wouldn't mind rain, sick of this damned heat.

Warspite1

Consider yourself lucky!

Honestly, in the last 20 mins we have had thunder, lightning, hailstones and monsoon rain. NOTE TO WEATHER: STOP IT -THIS IS ENGLAND FOR CRYING OUT LOUD.

[jeffk3510]

Well, like, you know...

But- I do need to go make hamburgers for lunch at the feed mill.

Good bye for now.

[warspite1]

ORIGINAL: jeffk3510

Well, like, you know...

But- I do need to go make hamburgers for lunch at the feed mill.

Good bye for now.

Warspite1

Are you signing off jeffk3510 or are these more phrases you dislike?

[Chickenboy]

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ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

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Warspite1

Ooops sorry.....my bad.

Question - is it me or is "My bad" one of THE most annoying phrases in the history of annoying phrases?

Other phrases I wish would hit the rubbish bin (a short list):

1. "At the end of the day"
2. "It is what it is"
3. "That's what she said"

Warspite1

Agree wholeheartedly with the first two.

One I hear from my Yankee colleagues all the time at work - well used to as they are ex-colleagues, what with me having got the push an' all in January - is:

Now is time to fish or cut bait

AAARRRGGGHHHHH!!!!!!

Everything in this phrase would qualify...

"Proactively “From the Sea”; leveraging the littoral best practices for a paradigm breaking six-sigma best business case in the global commons, rightsizing the core values supporting our mission statement via the 5-vector model through cultural diversity"

[DuckofTindalos]

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ORIGINAL: jeffk3510

Youre thinking of the Corrs...nice though...

Warspite1

Ooops sorry.....my bad.

Question - is it me or is "My bad" one of THE most annoying phrases in the history of annoying phrases?

It's not you.

[warspite1]

ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

ORIGINAL: warspite1

ORIGINAL: Chickenboy



Other phrases I wish would hit the rubbish bin (a short list):

1. "At the end of the day"
2. "It is what it is"
3. "That's what she said"

Warspite1

Agree wholeheartedly with the first two.

One I hear from my Yankee colleagues all the time at work - well used to as they are ex-colleagues, what with me having got the push an' all in January - is:

Now is time to fish or cut bait

AAARRRGGGHHHHH!!!!!!

Everything in this phrase would qualify...

"Proactively “From the Sea”; leveraging the littoral best practices for a paradigm breaking six-sigma best business case in the global commons, rightsizing the core values supporting our mission statement via the 5-vector model through cultural diversity"

Warspite1

CB you are not looking at the whole pie

[Grollub]

ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

9. I wonder if "Mrs. Shina Patery" has Britany's contact information? Per-would you know? [:D]

Done. I've put Shina in contact with both Brittany and Tom. [:)]

... then they could have a spam threesome

[Grollub]

ORIGINAL: Kwik E Mart

ORIGINAL: warspite1

ORIGINAL: jeffk3510

Youre thinking of the Corrs...nice though...

Warspite1

Ooops sorry.....my bad.

Question - is it me or is "My bad" one of THE most annoying phrases in the history of annoying phrases?

no, these three deserve that honor...

"ATM machine"
"PIN number"
"VIN number"

arrrggggghhhh!

"VIN number" ?

Is that half of a Win number? [:'(]

[DuckofTindalos]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_Id ... ion_Number

[BrucePowers]

But, at the end of the day I go to bed[:D]

[BrucePowers]

Started my long weekend today[:)]

[Kwik E Mart]

ORIGINAL: BrucePowers

Started my long weekend today[:)]

^^^
jealous...[:-]

[Dixie]

ORIGINAL: BrucePowers

Started my long weekend today[:)]

My long weekend started last Wednesday. And it finishes on the 12th of June [:'(]

[Grollub]

Don't remember if I've posted this one before. If so, bear with me.

U.S. Army believed they had too many officers and decided to offer an early retirement bonus.
They promised the officers who volunteered retirement a bonus of $ 1.000 for every inch measured in a straight line between two points on his body.
The officers were free to choose what those two points would be.

The first officer who accepted asked that he would be measured from the top of his head to the tip of his toes.
His measurement was 72 inches and he went out with a bonus of $ 72,000.

The second officer who accepted was a little smarter and asked to be measured from the tip of his outstretched hands to his toes.
He walked out with $ 96,000.

The third was an old warrant officer, a real grizzly bear. When they asked how he would like to be measured, he replied
"From the tip of the penis to my testicles."

They wondered if maybe he would not reconsider its dimensions, and talks about the nice big bonuses the previous two officers had received.
But the old officer insisted, and they decided to let him have his measurements done as he wished. The measurement was performed by a medical officer.

The doctor came and gave the officer the order to "drop 'em", which he did.
The doctor puts out the measuring tape at the tip and begins to measure down when he suddenly exclaims ..
- "Oh my God! Where are your testicles?"
- "In Vietnam."

[jeffk3510]

Warspite- those were phrases that annoy me, and yes, I was signing off for a bit. Not much goes on in the grain department this time of the year until about June 15th, so we have customer appreciation dinners and such...

Thinking outside the box is another over used phrase, and rather annoying at work...