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?
"What up, dog?" can only be used ironically now, I'm afraid. Sorry if you didn't get that memo.
Edit: Oh, and for poor Cheesy Coworker, it's not the using it ever working against him so much as the using it every day.
Would he hear "Livin' on a Prayer" and sing along?
who DOESN'T do this. seriously.
Could someone explain the meaning and/or context of calling someone "brah"? I'm afraid I'm just thinking of feminine undergarments. Is it meant to be like "bro"?
Completely unrelatedly, happy birthday to JZ!
who DOESN'T do this. seriously.
I prefer to sing along to "Blaze of Glory."
I am now earwormed with Living on a Prayer, god damn you, whoever brought it up.
Edit: Oh, and for poor Cheesy Coworker, it's not the using it ever working against him so much as the using it every day.
I don't suppose he's using it with intentional irony?
Could someone explain the meaning and/or context of calling someone "brah"? I'm afraid I'm just thinking of feminine undergarments. Is it meant to be like "bro"?
Yes.
Ob-la-di, ob-la-da, life goes on, bra. La la how the life goes on
I totally downloaded some Bon Jovi over the weekend, for the sole purpose of singing along.
oooh! We gotta hold on! To what we got!
Of course, no one's mentioned my obvious favorite Bon Jovi song yet.
Of course, no one's mentioned my obvious favorite Bon Jovi song yet.
Wanted Dead Or Alive?
I'm a cowboy...
On a steel horse I ride