Fedord Spaniard
One of the Regulars
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Si-mon..lolSamMarlowPI said:yah, ese...
Si-mon..lolSamMarlowPI said:yah, ese...
Fedord Spaniard said:Si-mon..lol
Either version can sound gross.dhermann1 said:The correct phrase is "spit and image". "He's the spit and image of his father."
Slightly gross, but makes more sense than "He's the spitting image of his father."
Viola said:I dislike the intensifying use of people who say "should've" (which I'm fine with as a casual contraction) in spoken language, typing it out as "should of," to which I always grumpily think "You should've thought of the fact that should of makes no sense."
SamMarlowPI said:language has truly corrupted the writing of the newer generation...
Miss Golightly said:I find the phrase "My bad" REALLY grating....
lol hahahahah. Asi dise mi jefita hahahaha.TheDutchess said:Cha-lay homz! lol
SamMarlowPI said:oye, 'mano...
Sam, what ya shoulda done was charged in with an "Excuse me, you have a customer who needs help over here! By the way, I'd like to speak to your manager." Then tell the manager about their discourteous treatment of you and "I was gonna buy this, this and this, but now I'm going to take that $x of sales to the other store down the road--your downright rude employee just lost you a sale." (Works better if you're looking at a purchase in the high 3-figures or higher, but the point is you show them what's wrong, and why it's costing them your business.)SamMarlowPI said:i was at wal-mart in sporting goods waiting to talk to a clerk who was talking with another. when they finished, one walked off and the other turned to me, "can i help you with something?" and i was able to get out "yes--" before the other one came back, "hey! she just scared the &^%# outta me, i was..." and they started b-s-ing again...