Dan Rodemsky
One of the Regulars
- Messages
- 112
- Location
- Concord, Calif.
"Over and out" is also from the movies. "Over" means it is the other person's time to transmit. "Out" means ending transmission. Combining them is nonsense.
How very military of youYeah, and I'll say "affirmative" and "negative" instead of "yes" and "no". Military jargon.
Yeah, and I'll say "affirmative" and "negative" instead of "yes" and "no". Military jargon.
if he makes an error he just says tersley 'disregard'!
Let's hope that speaking like this doesn't fall into common usage.
He can't help it! That usually only happens when I have rung him in work and he's in RT mode.
'Pository' doesn't have the same ring to it, though.
I remember hearing 'negatory,' I presume a bastardization of 'negative.' Kind of fun to say. 'Pository' doesn't have the same ring to it, though.
"Over and out" is also from the movies. "Over" means it is the other person's time to transmit. "Out" means ending transmission. Combining them is nonsense.
That only works when said in a thick, fake Kentucky accent by a citzens-band radio fadster in 1976. And must be followed immediately by "good buddy."
That only works when said in a thick, fake Kentucky accent by a citzens-band radio fadster in 1976. And must be followed immediately by "good buddy."
Or if your name is Sonny Pruitt and Merle Haggard sings your theme song.
My sister shares a Netflix account with a friend and he was hassling her, because when he reviewed his account, she had watched Smokey and the Bandit 5 times that week lol