'Sleeper'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I've never seen your apartment.
Neither have I. I don't have any friends either.
What was guttery?
All y'all pervs who misread my comment about my wee little baby boy. But come to think of it, the cheesy coworker comments are kinda guttery as well. But that may be me and the fact that I can't get out of my mind a particularly perverse phrase I heard once about cheesy something-or-other.
NO I'M NOT GOING TO SAY WHAT!
so on the food network on one of there top 5 shows - they were just talking about skyline chili. sadly, I did not see Steph in any of pictures...
He's good looking, single, cheesy. But eh. I think he might be TOO cheesy.
Is he from Long Island or New Jersey? Would he hear "Livin' on a Prayer" and sing along?
I call people "brah" -- was that the bad thing the co-worker did? Hmm.
For some reason I don't want to invite people into my new apartment. Not sure why. I can't look at it and think "Party!" Maybe it's the dissatisfaction with the furnishing. Some of the stuff is just sitting where the movers put it. I'm not excited.
he calls his friends "Brah" on the phone.
Ergh. I had an ex who would do that. V. annoying, among other of his annoying habits. Hence, the ex status.
If it turns out I got this link from here, I apologize for my swiss-cheese-brain.
I posted it here earlier today, but I can't criticize your swiss-cheese-brain, as I am total fuzzy-brain today.
they were just talking about skyline chili. sadly, I did not see Steph in any of pictures...
You may have seen other Buffistas, as I take visiting Buffistas there every chance I get.
was that the bad thing the co-worker did?
For some reason, it evokes annoyance in me. I'm thinking maybe someone annoying used it frequently in my past. Maybe my college roommate, who wasn't annoying per se, just had some tics that made me a little insane.
ita, you're a little less frat-boy-ish than the coworker. And less of a graduate student as well.
Is he from Long Island or New Jersey? Would he hear "Livin' on a Prayer" and sing along?
I think no, not that kind of cheese. I don't know where he's from, actually.
Back when Shaq was just joining the NBA, I heard him use the term, and it just stuck with me. Of course, my entire rack of colloquialisms sound freakish and out of character, so really, what's that got going against it that "What up dog?" or "Inshallah" doesn't?
Did I forget this?
Happy birthday, JZ!