Phrases I'd Like to Never Hear/See Again.
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rewster
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In RI we have......
Go figure......
No word of a lie........
Then there are......
I'll be honest with you !
To tell the truth !
Go figure......
No word of a lie........
Then there are......
I'll be honest with you !
To tell the truth !
tripledipper
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"A sweet shooter". Don't intend to get it anywhere near my mouth to taste it, sort of like the old LE expression, " he ate his gun" which you never want to hear.
bricker
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Trust me....I know what I'm talking about
shooboy
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The one I never, ever, in a bazillion years want to hear again, from a female,
"I'm Late" 'nuff said, Shoo
"I'm Late" 'nuff said, Shoo
I dislike "MINTY" almost as much as Tactical
So is it in Mint condition or is it "Minty"meaning it really is not mint but almost kind of and they dare not say Mint???
So is it in Mint condition or is it "Minty"meaning it really is not mint but almost kind of and they dare not say Mint???
I have often chuckled to myself at a comment used to help a gun transaction along:
"It Shoots Hard"
"It Shoots Hard"
retiredsquid
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1. hyphenation of citizenship -- either you are an American or the other, can't be both.
2. "whatever"
2. "whatever"
"That's just for today. We'll bill you for the rest." Joe
You stepped in what????
sw44spl
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mine would be
babys mama
hot minute
been here a minute
babys daddy
babys mama
hot minute
been here a minute
babys daddy
How true, fellow squid-American. I was in my thirties before I discovered what "nationality" meant (on some PI government forms). Couldn't for the life of me figure out how it was different from citizenship.
TNDixieGirl
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"I'm just sayin'."
norad45
Member
"It is what it is."
35Rem
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That depends of your definition of "is"...
feralmerril
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But at the end of the day -----------
Trust me--------
Har, hold muh beer an watch this!
Trust me--------
Har, hold muh beer an watch this!
ingmansinc
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My Bad, where did this come from? 
Davwingman
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Gutpile Charlie
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"Here....hold my beer!"
Wayne02
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In the corporate world: 'Reach-out'. "I'll reach-out to Jennifer and get her input on this."
Had a boss once that could not stand the corporate pc speak.
One day in a meeting:
Co-worker: "Do you want me to reach-out to Fred and touch base to gather some input on the opportunity?
Boss: "No, I want you to call his arse up and fix the damn problem."
Or another one from the corporate world that would drive him crazy: 'Counsel him/her out of the organization'
HR manager: "Do you think we should begin the process of counseling him out of the organization"?
Boss: No, I want him fired and escorted off the premises by close of business today."
On the gun forums the one that gets on my nerves is, "It just disappears"
Had a boss once that could not stand the corporate pc speak.
One day in a meeting:
Co-worker: "Do you want me to reach-out to Fred and touch base to gather some input on the opportunity?
Boss: "No, I want you to call his arse up and fix the damn problem."
Or another one from the corporate world that would drive him crazy: 'Counsel him/her out of the organization'
HR manager: "Do you think we should begin the process of counseling him out of the organization"?
Boss: No, I want him fired and escorted off the premises by close of business today."
On the gun forums the one that gets on my nerves is, "It just disappears"
Community
The word Community as it refers to poor people/ or not so poor but smart politicians of certain ethnicity and allows blanket coverage of all wrong doing.
As a cop I heard about a million times when asking perps what they were arrested for, " Well, they said I " ( any insert imaginable or not ) but it was'nt me.
On the gun forums, "DA trigger break as smooth as butter"
The word Community as it refers to poor people/ or not so poor but smart politicians of certain ethnicity and allows blanket coverage of all wrong doing.
As a cop I heard about a million times when asking perps what they were arrested for, " Well, they said I " ( any insert imaginable or not ) but it was'nt me.
On the gun forums, "DA trigger break as smooth as butter"
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BLACKHAWKNJ
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Vulgar and obscene ones:
"Built like a brick ----house"
"T--- on a bull"
"I feel like ----"
Others:
"Let's do lunch"
"I want your input"
"I want your feedback"
"Built like a brick ----house"
"T--- on a bull"
"I feel like ----"
Others:
"Let's do lunch"
"I want your input"
"I want your feedback"
sipowicz
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Sipowicz, your post was deleted because of inappropriate.....yada yada...
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1) LIKE
2) in other words
2) in other words
TNDixieGirl
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Gutpile Charlie
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Some of my biggest pet peeves with regard to language are from "cop talk". We've all seen the "police spokesman" say in a press conference...."the gentlman." What a gross and vulgar misuse of the language. The guy was not a "gentleman"! Wake up! Find something better to call him!.....like ass clown, perp, scum bag, etc.
DeathGrip
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G.P.Charlie,That's about as bad as the misuse of "lady".
D.G.
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