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I got that reference Dawn… I got it…
I think I understand, I just have no clue what it’s from.
99% Sure That This Is It…
That’s hilarious. Somewhat crude, but still mostly funny…
Colton Dixon’s new album is being released March 24th (yes I preordered it…and a shirt…and a bracelet…he’s amazing) and if you haven’t heard his new single “all that matters”, go listen to it now! So so good
I finally got around to watching the video (I think I died from laughter).
Personally I use “stupid”, “turd”, “turd muffin”, “cheese and crackers”, “shut you pie hole” (got in trouble in the 2nd grade for that one), “heck”, “bless your heart” (sorry for the not southern people who don’t know that one), “inept”, “inane”, “butthead”, and “calcium hydrogen bicarbonate”.
I use others, I just can’t think of them. I don’t say bad words (not even the c word that means turd that everyone else seems to not consider a bad word, but I do), even though, bad words are in my life. The music I listen to, TV shows and movies I watch, people I live around (neighbors). My parents cuss, but not much and mildly. People who use cuss words as every other word, I don’t understand why. Or people who use the really bad cuss words.
I agree with you, Kristen. The worst thing that I say is dang it.
By the way, Kristen, Kevin McCreary said in the most recent Inner Tube episode that he wants to make sure he does his taxes right…
People cussing doesn’t offend me (unless it’s super bad), I just personally believe that I can find longer more intelligent words so when I rip you a new one with those, it sounds like a compliment.
I say stupid all the time. It’s my most used word.
I say stupid quite a bit, too…
Kevin, his taxes gonna be jacked up lemme tell you. I know exactly what he needs to do to. I am willing to explain…and do it. But…I can’t just message him and tell him that
I haven’t listened to it, but I see that turbotax is in the show notes. Please, nobody ever use that!
I don’t like turbotax, probably because I work for another company, but…it’s not as accurate as our system (that much has been proven). I know what his tax situation is (somewhat) and I know how his outcome should be and how he can improve that outcome next year. But I’m not one to message first
My manager (and mom) told me to, so I messaged Kevin and Ryan on fb about their taxes, offering up my services. Now I will be shaking and nervous and scared all day.
I can do their taxes without them even coming here. Which is cool in my opinion. But…I’m nervous, not that they will say no, but that they will reply in general.
…I would like to clarify. My manager is not my mom. They both just told me to do it
I forgot, I also call people “sassy frass”
I occasionally say “What in Hyrule?” I’m sure that one’s a real shocker.
If I had to guess, I would say you may like LoZ lol
WHAT?!!?!?!?! How did you figure it out?!?!?!?!
Lucky guess
Must have been a REALLY lucky guess! (and it was in that moment he realized that his love for the video game series was super obvious)
I’m laughing so hard at work, I think I choked on my energy drink, clients are concerned.
Energy drink? So Milk? Unless of course it’s a really high power energy drink, in which case it would be Chocolate Milk.
I don’t like milk. It’s all all natural green tea energy drink made by Arizona, it’s green tea, and fruit juices, and vitamins.
Hey, Carrot. I just said to a client (talking about how I work in 3 offices when most people work in one) “this office and another one of the offices is really close to my house” …I think that was wrong…but “are” doesn’t sound right to me either
I believe “are” is correct.
Ok, it felt awful coming out of my mouth (saying it with “is”), I immediately got disappointed with myself
Everybody makes a grammatical error sometime.
I’ve been looking into stuff you can only get in Canada (because I want a moose hat like what Matthew has, and my mom is like “ask him to get you one and then pay him via paypal or something” and I’m like “that’s borderline too creepy”) and apparently an elephant ear (my favorite thing to get from the SC state fair) is extremely similar to a beavers tail.
Well, don’t think you can only get Maple Syrup in Canada, because we definitely have plenty of that in New England, too.
I bought some in Canada at Disney world in fl, it was great.
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