two words

now that watmm got me upset and angry again..

im gonna try to channel my fury on this thread,

so, two words that i dont like at all..

are "producer" and "customer"

i would explain more if i could (thats language thing too).

but those two words just make my blood boil.

they represent almost everything whats wrong these days.

(..i bet those americans use those words about 59 times a day.)

so what are yours two? (yes only two.. if wanna say three or more or less,

make your own thread)

and btw, i dont mean it the way words sound or even look but the meaning!

"moist" is the worst sounding word in the english language imo.

read again

orite.

there's nothing good thats moist. moist = half-filled with tepid dirty water.

unreadx2

read again

Apex Twin

read (the rules) again

general banter

man, i thought this was the cake decorating class.

wrong forum

"freedom" and "fries"

knob job

i see, will this thread turn to be yet another thread about bj's?

aphex twin

SEA TURTLES

drunk & horny?

bottlenose dolphins

'action' when used as a verb

i hear it all the time at work

'so will you action this before 3pm?'

shit makes my blood boil

'executive'

'executive' producer? 'executive' director?

hey buddy, you know what that means you did, or do?

precisely shit all. except maybe give some money at some point.

poo

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but seriously, i'll give this some thought and come back with a decent reply, because i cherish tidbit threads.

"no stairway"

macaroni salad

"product" - when referring to some commodity in a corporate setting, makes my skin crawl. "we need to move more product".

"decisioned" - has this outstanding issue been decisioned yet?

when the fuck did that become a word?

it fucking well didn't

and it won't until you drag the thesaurus from my cold, dead hands.

  tv_party said:

"product" - when referring to some commodity in a corporate setting, makes my skin crawl. "we need to move more product".

"decisioned" - has this outstanding issue been decisioned yet?

when the fuck did that become a word?

I am pretty sure the word they are looking for is "addressed" as in has this outstanding issue been addressed yet