MY cube-neighbor keeps using success as a verb and it is driving me nuts. Is that a common usage now?
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Jeez, I hope not.
I will try to success a meeting tomorrow with someone who isn't paying attention to meeeeee due to the Ebola.
Is that right?
Fear me, I am attempting spray painting furniture. This is what happens when I find a cute-but-slightly-battered jewelry armoire for $13, and have binge-read a bunch of home decor blogs.
But for practice, I just spray painted a little jewelry box. If it works, I will have a b&w striped thing! If it doesn't, I've learned something. Right?
I feel like people who use success as a verb need to be sprayed in the face with a water bottle and firmly told NO.
We successed the shit out of that deal?
Tell her she's failed grammar, -t.
I want to also do some successinating!
I feel like people who use success as a verb need to be sprayed in the face with a water bottle and firmly told NO.
I was thinking something a bit more caustic than water, personally.
A cooking question: I have a craving for a calzone, and none of the restaurants around here do one I like. I'm not going to go to the trouble of making my own dough, so what would people recommend as a commercially available dough?
Do you have a Trader Joes near you, Connie? They sell a raw pizza dough. Alternately you could try one of those frozen bread doughs they sell in most markets.