[QUOTE=Czarcasm]
I do this for love, not for points.
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A good thing, considering the standings.
::d&r::
[QUOTE=Czarcasm]
I do this for love, not for points.
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A good thing, considering the standings.
::d&r::
[QUOTE=lissener]
So tell us: are you a troll or a racist?
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I call Fallacy of the Excluded Middle. He could be both.
[QUOTE=Guinastasia]
One wonders what he would do with a regional dialect, like that of Pittsburgh?
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I did have a customer get on my case once when I told him he’d have to wait a minute for the table he wanted because “it needs wiped.” No, he was not upset that he had to wait 30 seconds for the busboy. He merely took it upon himself to tell me that I’d left out a word or two. And then stood there and waited for me to supply them. Imagine if I’d said “Yinz can sit down now.” His head would probably have exploded.
[QUOTE=Siege]
… If the OP had come to my city and been asked “It needs replaced?” …
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You live in LOLCat City? COOL
!!1!
I can has new mouse wif mah cheezburger? kthxbye!
The OP in lolcat,
strangely, it’s not quite as offensive.
CMC +fnord!
copperwindow after reading the OP I initially thought that you were a gibbering idiot. Now, after reading the threads that What Exit? linked to, I have a much lower opinion of you.
To call you an asshole, would be an insult to assholes.
Yeah, they generally smell better.
Heh, as a goof I was going to come in here and write: “Yes, you’re an asshole” with out even reading the OP.
But then my curriosity got the better of me and I read it anyway.
The answer still stands.
[QUOTE=neutron star]
The OP really needs to take some trolling lessons. Such a weak effort! I mean, he could have gone for crazy troll, amazingly stupid troll, Ron Paul troll, honeypot troll… but no. He went with boring racist troll. Not even virulent racism, either! More like ignorant, irritable, half-senile, grandpa racism. And he couldn’t even pull that off right!
<SNIP>
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Neutron Star
You missed one option. Given Copper Windows’ attraction to his sister, maybe his father had the same problem. That would move poor Copper Windows from the status of trolling jerk into being someone who was born “not quite right.” Heavy inbreeding does that kind of thing. ![]()
Regards
Testy
[QUOTE=crowmanyclouds]
The OP in lolcat,
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Great idea, CMC! I ran the OP through The Dialectizer also, but this time I selected “Asshole” to get the result. Here’s what it returned:
Who would’ve guessed that?
Note: The Dialectizer is a real site; however, it doesn’t have “Asshole” as one of the dialects.
[QUOTE=Testy]
Neutron Star
You missed one option. Given Copper Windows’ attraction to his sister, maybe his father had the same problem. That would move poor Copper Windows from the status of trolling jerk into being someone who was born “not quite right.” Heavy inbreeding does that kind of thing. ![]()
Regards
Testy
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The OP did say he was in New York to see his parents - maybe they’re ‘The Aristocrats’, or something
[QUOTE=Staggerlee]
The OP did say he was in New York to see his parents - maybe they’re ‘The Aristocrats’, or something
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Staggerlee
I think he just has a family tree with no branches. ![]()
Testy
[QUOTE=Rilchiam]
I did have a customer get on my case once when I told him he’d have to wait a minute for the table he wanted because “it needs wiped.” No, he was not upset that he had to wait 30 seconds for the busboy. He merely took it upon himself to tell me that I’d left out a word or two.
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Obviously, you did. The corrected sentence should be “The table needs wiped, n’at.”
How embarrassing for you. ![]()
[QUOTE=Monty]
I ran the OP through The Dialectizer also, but this time I selected “Asshole” to get the result.
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Win.
[QUOTE=Staggerlee]
The OP did say he was in New York to see his parents - maybe they’re ‘The Aristocrats’, or something
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Let me guess, they drink Arnold Palmers…
[QUOTE=Don’t fight the hypothetical]
Let me guess, they drink Arnold Palmers…
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You meant a Tiger Woods didn’t you?
[QUOTE=Hostile Dialect]
Yeah, they generally smell better.
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And are more polite when they talk.
[QUOTE=Rilchiam]
He merely took it upon himself to tell me that I’d left out a word or two. And then stood there and waited for me to supply them. Imagine if I’d said “Yinz can sit down now.” His head would probably have exploded.
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You should have. We could do with fewer people who correct strangers’ grammar in public.
But then you’d presumably have had to wipe up the goo from his head exploding, so I see why you didn’t do it.
[QUOTE=Rilchiam]
I did have a customer get on my case once when I told him he’d have to wait a minute for the table he wanted because “it needs wiped.”
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Huh. I frequently say something “needs filled”; it was something I picked up when we moved downstate, from the Chicago suburbs to Central Illinois.
Very clever- If you take the first letter of each line in the OP, count up two letters for even numbered lines and back three for odd numbered lines, you get “gotcha assholes”. I think.
The OP should have had my (white) father-in-law for his sales person. At Thanksgiving, we went out to eat, and when we were driving back, he said (you have to imagine the thickest southern Arkansas accent on the planet), “I think that pork had a bit of [grunt-like sound that starts with an “R” and sounds a tiny bit like “burnt”] in it.”
My thoughts: His pork had a little rum in it?
After repeating that phrase several more times, with me still thinking he’s saying “rum” it finally, finally dawned on me he was saying “rurnt.” Or, in English: ruined. He was saying he thought the pork was ruined.
I, honestly, have to wonder about the OP’s level of intelligence, because while I know an unfortunate number of racists, I’ve never met any this incredibly stupid or rude.
I ran the O.P. through the Dialectizer and this is what it returned in Redneck:
Comedy gold!