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Abraham - To be brutefully honest, I don't think they ever will.Abraham wrote:In keeping with the thread's subject: Folks who haven't figured out that the word "ideal" isn't the same as "idea"
Well that word went over to neologic German and there it's called (kapito" (not to mistake with "kaputt" though even there seems to be something kaputt.WildBill wrote:Javier730 wrote:It's intentionally misspelled. Here is my "capeesh" story.WildBill wrote:Javier730 wrote:"Capeesh?"
A few years ago, while working for one of my previous employers, a supervisor decided to have an employee meeting. In this meeting, the only issue he addressed was a foul odor a single employee gave off. When he was done with his lecture in hygiene, I told the supervisor he did not have gather everyone and embarrass the individual. The next morning the supervisor handed me a note that said something similar to, "I have been working here for 12 years. Ive been a supervisor longer than you have been alive. If you don't like the way I am running my company (it wasnt his company) you can find yourself another job. Capeesh?"
I too thought it was funny but even funnier was when I handed my supervisor a note that simply said, "Capisce", and he was completely clueless on what it said. He asked, " what is cu-pis-ke?"Funny story!
Abraham wrote:Fanboys - When a certain group of men are referred to this way it sounds like guys who're light in the loafers...
The Kardashians didn't invent using "like" in every other sentence.Javier730 wrote:Using "so" and "like" in every sentence. I caught a glimpse of the kardashian show while visiting a friends home. They use those words too darn much. Ive heard these words being used constantly by young women at Wal-Mart. Extremely annoying.
That video is like so annoying.WildBill wrote:The Kardashians didn't invent using "like" in every other sentence. This has been going on since I don't remember.Javier730 wrote:Using "so" and "like" in every sentence. I caught a glimpse of the kardashian show while visiting a friends home. They use those words too darn much. Ive heard these words being used constantly by young women at Wal-Mart. Extremely annoying.
Didn't the song "Valley Girl" address this issue?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qb21lsCQ3EM
Javier730 wrote:That video is like so annoying.
WildBill wrote:Javier730 wrote:That video is like so annoying.
Now you axed for that.LDB415 wrote:Worse than that is when someone has an idear.
That's another one I despise.MeMelYup wrote:Now you axed for that.LDB415 wrote:Worse than that is when someone has an idear.