Paisley
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NTTAWWT = not that there's anything wrong with that.
Paisley said:NTTAWWT = not that there's anything wrong with that.
Carlisle Blues said:^^
OMG how lazy not to simply type it out.
fftopic: lol [YOUTUBE]2GMZjkNW5b8[/YOUTUBE]Paisley said:NTTAWWT = not that there's anything wrong with that.
To some....to others....Classic.....Carlisle Blues said:it is tired and old.
Tomasso said:Are we talking about the use of NTTAWWT in the current lexicon or the humor of Seinfeld? I'm referring to the latter.
John in Covina said:in Defense of banal terms: Passed Away is a term more used amongst the close relatives and friends not in a military situation. It obscurs the death concept a tad so that both those that pass along the info and the reciever of the info can do their best not to be overcome by grief and remain functional. Yup grief is funny that way. Ask anyone that's lost a close relative recently. WHich way is easier on a loved one: "I am sorry to hear he passed away. or "Word out is he died from lung cancer, wow sorry."
It just softens the blow a bit, as reserved and respectful referencing.
Nathan Dodge said:"Passing; Passed; Pass Away"