"Break a leg"-Never did quite understand that one.
"Is that a horse or a dog?"-Hmmm...now what do you think![]()
"Your not that old"-Well how old is that old???
When I tell people to enjoy their meal and they say "You too"![]()
"Break a leg"-Never did quite understand that one.
"Is that a horse or a dog?"-Hmmm...now what do you think![]()
"Your not that old"-Well how old is that old???
When I tell people to enjoy their meal and they say "You too"![]()
Huney, Bon & Simba-missed so very much
Remembering all the Rainbow Bridge Pets
"Why would you do that to yourself?"
"But you'd be so much prettier without those!"
"You know those leaves scars right?"
"So you're a punk?"
"Did it hurt"?
I can tolerate most stupid people.. but when people notice my piercings, they ALWAYS say one of the above. The one that bugs me most is "Did it hurt?".. no, it didn't. I just stuck a needle through myself and thought "oh! What a pleasant feeling!"![]()
Kai [Sheltie], Kaedyn [Sheltie], Keeva [Malinois], Kwik [Malinois]
You can only have depression if something horriable has happened to you![]()
cats aren't very loving![]()
Fish don't have Feelings![]()
Nikki[human],Zippy[tabby],and Pumpkin[orange tabby]
Rest in Peace my Sweet Hammie Zoey
Jan 1,09-March 26,2010
Heh, Ashley. I am with you on those.
Every time my MIL brings up one of mine or Troys tattoos or piercings she rants about how she is going to go get a tattoo on her boob and show it off to everyone.I'm always saying, "Yeah, good luck with that."
I agree , and because I have mine under my eye they always say how did they do that..uhh they stuck the needle through just as is, like are you stupid obviously they have to clamp it. I hate the first two you said like gee thanks alot. My grandma always says them too me. Same with tattoos it drives me insane!Originally Posted by binka_nugget
Clerks at Safeway are apparently automatically programmed to ask if you want help out with your groceries. I often go there to pick up a quick sandwich of cup of soup for lunch and they ALWAYS ask if I want help out with my orderJust to get them back, I sometimes say yes and see if they react ... they often just stare at me like "Wha?"
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Heehee that reminds me, at Panera Bread, if you get a bagel, they always ask, "Would you like that sliced?" I always say no, but for some reason that is an unacceptable answer, because they always forget. It usually takes a few more repititions of "Did you say that you wanted that sliced?" for them to get itOriginally Posted by RedHedd
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Comedian Steven Wright has a whole whack of sayings:
"Why are they called apartments when they're all stuck together?"
"I used to work in a fire hydrant factory - but you couldn't park anywhere near the place."
PM me if you want a whole list....sorry I have no creative ones myself.
OH - was doing a transcription my boss left on a tape - he was in a hurry, and out came this gem: "I hope you understand that my professional reputation and my heart are in this thing with both feet."
I didn't edit it - I printed it out and HIGHLIGHTED it!![]()
"Do or do not. There is no try." -- Yoda
Oh man those two were funny!! LOLOriginally Posted by Catty1
I think you should post the list!!
LOL! I do that too when my boss dictates something that makes me LOL. I call those "dicto's"Originally Posted by Catty1
Sometimes when I'm feeling particularly mischievous, I won't highlight it just to see if he'll catch it.
Uh oh, guilty!Originally Posted by anna_66
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Originally Posted by anna_66
A "friend" got me on something similar a few weeks ago. He is one of our sales reps and I called to see if he had information about a particular client. He asked if they had done work with us before and I laughed in said yeah in the late 80's. He comments that he was in middle school then, I said me too...'87 would have been about 5th-6th grade. He says "No...you aren't that young!
What the heck was that supposed to mean??? (And for the record, he is 2 years older then me!)
Of course, it was late in the day and I was in a hurry to get off the phone and go home, so it didn't hit what he said until I hung up. I emailed right away and asked what he meant by that...his reply? "You heard me"
I can't say I called him a very nice name after that![]()
OOooh - I can answer that. In theatre circles, telling a performer "good luck" before the show is considered the ultimate in BAD luck. So instead, one traditionally says "break a leg" which means 'good luck' but sounds like bad luck, so you aren't jinxing the performer.Originally Posted by anna_66
I'm glad someone started this thread up again since I missed it when it began.
Recently when my son left the house I said "drive carefully." Somehow I always feel the need to say that.He said "Gee, Mom I am glad you said that because I was planning to drive recklessly."
My pet peeve is hearing people say that poodles are sissy dogs.![]()
Anna, for some reason this really cracked me up.Originally Posted by anna_66
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