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Your Vocabulary
2008-09-22, 9:14 AM #41
Originally posted by JLee:
... Not a bad place, but the roads suck..


Welcome to Maine. We wouldn't know how to repair a road if someone else did it for us.
TAKES HINTS JUST FINE, STILL DOESN'T CARE
2008-09-22, 9:16 AM #42
what the eff it seems like alot of our members are from maine and rochester
"They're everywhere, the little harlots."
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2008-09-22, 9:17 AM #43
No, we know how to repair roads, we just don't repair the ones that need to be done. We repave roads that are fine.
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I say **** a lot.
2008-09-22, 9:21 AM #44
Originally posted by Roger Spruce:
Stop. Moving. Closer to me. Both of you.

On that note, remember that you're now 25 minutes from me. I can find you.


Au contraire, I've lived in this area all my life, it's you who is moving closer to us! :v:
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2008-09-22, 9:23 AM #45
I've lived in this area for the past 25 years. And last I remember, you were down closer to the Berwicks than Brunswick which means you are, in fact, getting closer.
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2008-09-22, 9:26 AM #46
Originally posted by Roger Spruce:
I've lived in this area for the past 25 years. And last I remember, you were down closer to the Berwicks than Brunswick which means you are, in fact, getting closer.


I've split my time between Pownal and Brunswick for the last couple of years, and they're only 20 minutes apart. And if you can call me being born 'getting closer to you', then... well, lah dee dah. :P MY TOWN CAN BEAT UP YOUR TOWN
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2008-09-22, 9:31 AM #47
wasn't he going to make you GTFO a few years ago...
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2008-09-22, 9:39 AM #48
that was zully
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2008-09-22, 9:47 AM #49
Originally posted by Zell:
that was zully


:v:
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2008-09-22, 9:56 AM #50
Wait... is Roger Spruce zully?? Where did this come from? :omg:
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2008-09-22, 10:01 AM #51
I will find you.
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2008-09-22, 10:09 AM #52
I'm going to Brunswick in a couple hours.
2008-09-22, 10:10 AM #53
STAY THE **** AWAY FROM ME, I AM WARNING YOU
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2008-09-22, 10:12 AM #54
lol naw I'm kidding.

I am going to a town that begins with B though.
2008-09-22, 10:27 AM #55
Originally posted by Squirrel King:
I'm going to Brunswick in a couple hours.


Neat, I'll be hovering around town trying to find jobs. :(
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2008-09-22, 10:38 AM #56
I say "I'm over it" a lot.
2008-09-23, 11:34 AM #57
Often tend to refer to any of my work space collegues 'boss'. I also tend to words like 'yall', 'mate' and use the well-known 'dude'. I do also often refer to my personal backpack as 'luggage'. (Yes and a lot a people think Im mad when I call it that).
2008-09-23, 12:15 PM #58
Originally posted by stat:
wow you sound like every other hipster ****** out there


Seconded.



Common phrases for me revolve around win and fail.

Eg "So much win", "made of win", "total win", "fail", "epic fail", "made of fail", "made of fail and liver", "a fail so epic it might be a win".. and so forth.

Also one of my friends and I often greet each other with "SYN" "SYN/ACK" "ACK" . :gbk:
Also, I can kill you with my brain.
2008-09-23, 2:06 PM #59
Originally posted by Dormouse:
"made of fail and liver"


:huh:
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2008-09-23, 2:17 PM #60
I once dated a girl that actually said 'woot'. It didn't last long.
"The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt. " - Bertrand Russell
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2008-09-23, 2:25 PM #61
Originally posted by Mort-Hog:
I once dated a girl that actually said 'woot'. It didn't last long.


Several of my best friends and I say woot.. :D

Sometimes also "whiskey tango foxtrot".
Also, I can kill you with my brain.
2008-09-23, 2:26 PM #62
Originally posted by Zell:
:huh:


In terms of superlative badness, I think that one is about the worst.


Also I have a habit of using "Ah, so" "so-desu" and variations thereof.
Also, I can kill you with my brain.
2008-09-23, 3:09 PM #63
"What a terrible fate" Has been popping up a lot recently.
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2008-09-23, 3:14 PM #64
Originally posted by Mort-Hog:
I once dated a girl that actually said 'woot'. It didn't last long.


Wait... what? Give her here!

Also, my best friend and I have this gag word we like to use sometimes: crony.

We'll try to find uses for it in everyday language and laugh every time we hear it on T.V. (like once in 6 months).

Actually, I think the level 1 custscene in JK got us started on that when Kyle says the word.
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2008-09-23, 4:29 PM #65
I just watched that cutscene, and I didn't hear that word... which one? i wanna hear kyle say crony :smith:
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2008-09-23, 4:36 PM #66
Actually, now that I think of it, it might have been the text that gets displayed while the level is loading.
"it is time to get a credit card to complete my financial independance" — Tibby, Aug. 2009
2008-09-24, 10:51 AM #67
But does on of the bounty hunter say something that sounded like a woot? I don't it was Kyle, it may have been 8t88 making a weird machine sound that went 'woot'. I may be wrong however. :). If not well it shows just doogy my memory is :).

Back to the topic but I've though of some of my slang words:
Doogy (Its not work fantasic), Gobby (You're mouthy fool), Reds (Red linen bag - work thing), Hole (Chute down to wash section), Bodies (Nightwear), 3 Gone (Sending bags/tent things), Stuff (mixture of items). All of these are slang words or phrases I use at work. Sad I know, but the workplace is where I most of it ).
2008-09-24, 11:09 AM #68
I just realized from my latest thread I used the word stoked now and then too.
"They're everywhere, the little harlots."
-Martyn
2008-09-24, 1:47 PM #69
Me and my flatmates also shout "di di mau!" at eachother whenever anyone is doing anything slowly.
"The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt. " - Bertrand Russell
The Triumph of Stupidity in Mortals and Others 1931-1935
2008-09-26, 12:46 PM #70
Ohyebastart
Numpty
nope.
2008-09-26, 12:53 PM #71
I say "weak" a lot when something bums me out... Thanks a lot Southpark.

"Good Times"

The usual, "dude/man" and "cool/awesome". Nothing special.
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2008-09-26, 1:23 PM #72
I forgot about this one, but I say "intense" a whole lot.
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