Basically. Sorry if I sound sarcastic.
Oh, by the way, that’s another Simpsons reference.
As was that.
This made me laugh - it’s so funny because it’s so true.
Won’t someone, please, think of the MSP!
Enjoy,
Steven
More likely mons venaris or labia. I really don’t think even the most dedicated contortionist is turning herself inside out like a sea cucumber.
I don’t know - have you seen some of Larry Flint’s girls?
People please, we’re getting distracted from the true purpose of this thread, which is to make fun of people who are Toronto Maple Leafs fans. These are people that, despite Toronto being the shittiest team in the league for the bulk of the 80s, still paid a small fortune to completely fill the arena every game night. And their from Toronto. I mean, come on people. A little focus here. Og’s getting angry you know.
so the Leafs are the Mets of the NHL?
In days of yore, from Britain’s shore the dauntless hero came…
I thought it was “Make Beleafs”, actually. Not that a fan of the Boston Ruins can talk, of course.
So, what’s the consensus in Bean Town regarding the Thornton trade; or do I even need to ask?
Yeah, I’ve got a couple people at work that still chuckle contentedly after asking “Are we having fun yet?” I’d like to fling an exacto knife across the room into their foreheads and say “Now we are.”
Not in person. That I know of.
I’m guessing you might have an urge to do that before they even open their mouths.
Isn’t this more an example of a code for something that isn’t normally said in certain situations than an inside joke? For example:
“It doesn’t get any better than this” = I am in hell, and I’m begging you to kill me.
“I’m living the dream” = No, really, I want you to kill me. I mean it.
“Customer courtesy call” = Beer and strippers with the procurement team.
a friend teaches a class in calligraphy. One of his classes is made up of high school students. At one point he was giving an example of something extremely idiotic (specifically what I don’t recall) to which one of his students replied “Beam me up”. My friend smiled and asked if the utterer was a ST fan. The confused utterer said “What’s Star Trek?”
Just to add my $.02, I really don’t have a problem with in jokes, but I do STRONGLY suggest you TURN THE POWER OFF FIRST!!
Might I also recommend the use of a potato.
While I will confess to having that urge spring-loaded around these two, it irritates me because the phase is so friggin’ old and lamed they think they have just contributed something clever. And it’s not even a reaction to a situation - it’s often a greeting, apropos of nothing, and not even remotely clever. Same as the “What can I do you for?” witty remark when you come to ask them a question. :rolleyes:
Looks like this got ignored…
Using “WTF” will win you the adoration frm people who are at work and don’t want “net nanny” type filters in the corporate network picking up profanity and blocking the page outright, or logging the event and telling your supervisor. If the company doesn’t have this sort of technology, they still might be concerned about co-workers or bosses walking by and seeing profanity on-screen.
I really think he was joking. It was almost an exact dupe of the OP except he replace OG with WTF.
Jim
I still find it hard to believe that “Og” isn’t a reference to ,well, Og.
As far as the Leafs go, I have no problem with them or their fans, as long as they can refrain from referring to their city as “the center of the hockey universe” and their team as “Canada’s team”. Which invariably they just can’t do. In post #112 Queuing proves to be another useless fuckin’ Leafs mook.
:wally
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot?
By the by, when you die, you go to the Great Pizzeria in the Sky, where the FSM dips you in honey and feeds you to the lesbians. Once. For 20 minutes.
FSM is a fucking tease.
Agnostic Pagan
Dear Og, give us this day our daily grog.