Shouldn't it be "as long you have the hood up"?I've started making up my own. Today I asked a coworker to look something up for me. He comes back with the answer, I say "as long as you've got the top down, can you look up X as well?"
a car metaphor, as it were
I don't know. Seems like if you are waiting for the "but" - it deserves the pause to let it sink in a little.Something that I've been seeing all over the internet lately ... beginning a sentence with "But [comma]."
Contrary to what your tenth-grade English teacher might have told you, beginning a sentence with "But" is legit. It's way better than beginning a sentence with "However" -- precisely because introducing an independent clause with "However" requires the use of a yawn-inducing, flow-killing comma. Don't begin sentences with "However." "However" is for the middle of a sentence, or the end.
Beginning a sentence with "But," however, is snappy. It gets us straight to the point. It is crisp, yet modest, yet businesslike. But not if it's followed by a comma!
ooh that's even betterShouldn't it be "as long you have the hood up"?
How about stop asking "How's it going?"How's it going?
Living the dream!
Go #### yourself.
how's it hanging?How about stop asking "How's it going?"
Nobody ever answers that question truthfully and 95% of the time they give the canned "good". I hate being asked it myself. Feels like we are robots.
Instead say "Hi" or "Hey"
I give the "it's going" as an alternative but I've been hearing more people use it now so I think it is time to retire it.How about stop asking "How's it going?"
Nobody ever answers that question truthfully and 95% of the time they give the canned "good". I hate being asked it myself. Feels like we are robots.
Instead say "Hi" or "Hey"
gotze is the correct response.You're more than welcome to find out, gb...
I've used it ironically AND genuinely at the exact same time.When isn't it said ironically? I might give points to anyone that says it genuinely.
The only thing I've seen where the Keep Calm thing has been used well is Clarion University. They have a shirt that says "Keep Calm and Clarion".I'm really fed up with all things "Keep Calm and..." How many t-shirts/coffee mugs/ads does this need to be on? Ugh.
I'm also really fed up with Wells Fargo, but that's another story.
But isn't it pronounced Clari-IN, and not Clari-ON?The only thing I've seen where the Keep Calm thing has been used well is Clarion University. They have a shirt that says "Keep Calm and Clarion".
I've heard and used both.But isn't it pronounced Clari-IN, and not Clari-ON?
I think its actually Clari-UN.But isn't it pronounced Clari-IN, and not Clari-ON?
I've heard and used both.
This is why I don't travel west of Gettysburg. Western PA people are weird.I think its actually Clari-UN.![]()
Back at ya, brah.ClownCausedChaos2 said:This is why I don't travel east of Gettysburg. Eastern PA people are weird.
This is actually what I say the most.E-Z Glider said:I think its actually Clari-UN.![]()
:finger:Western Pa is a cult. And I don't mean that in a positive way.
I like hangry. I think its a good term for people's change in behavior when their blood sugar gets a little low and they need some food. Maybe its just because it is common and easily identifiable in my family (myself included)."Hangry". Heard some trashy whale use this at Del Taco yesterday while ordering.
Whale: What's that burrito you guys have that has the fries in it?
Del Taco Manager: Oh, the epic burrito?
Whale: No. I had it yesterday. Whatever that was (now looking at meth-head boyfriend with neck ink).
Del Taco Manager:![]()
Whale: I dunno, I'm hangry.
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And wouldn't you know it, they sit outside at a table next to me. After she inhaled her special burrito she announces "I'm not hangry anymore!". Yes, I envisioned a throatpunch. I am starting to get why millenials wear headphones all the time.
Yeah, while the word sounds stupid, it describes something that could use one simple word for it. My wife and son both get irritable when they're hungry. It drives me nuts enough that I don't mind calling them hangry. It usually makes them smile in recognition or just irritates them more, depending on just how hangry they were to begin with.I like hangry. I think its a good term for people's change in behavior when their blood sugar gets a little low and they need some food. Maybe its just because it is common and easily identifiable in my family (myself included).
Pennsyltucky.Western Pa is a cult. And I don't mean that in a positive way.
It's either "yinzer" or "pittsburghese", chief.Pennsyltucky.
I love it over air :burghspeak:
Actually saw a sign hanging in my place of work today that said "Stay Calm and Analyze On." I threw up on the spot.The only thing I've seen where the Keep Calm thing has been used well is Clarion University. They have a shirt that says "Keep Calm and Clarion".
How about stop asking "How's it going?"
Nobody ever answers that question truthfully and 95% of the time they give the canned "good". I hate being asked it myself. Feels like we are robots.
Instead say "Hi" or "Hey"
You're such a ####.It's either "yinzer" or "pittsburghese", chief.
Wat??? Who the eff says this? Thank gawd I've never heard this uttered. I'm just constantly bombarded with the usual business jargon on a daily basis."Get out the vote"
It doesn't make any sense grammatically. Shouldn't it be "Get out AND vote?" I hate people who say this one.
Yes, it does. It doesn't apply to an individual vote, but to the vote as a whole."Get out the vote"
It doesn't make any sense grammatically. Shouldn't it be "Get out AND vote?" I hate people who say this one.
What? No it doesn't. Get out the vote. What, is it in your pocket so you have to get it out? Makes no sense whatsoever.Yes, it does. It doesn't apply to an individual vote, but to the vote as a whole.
It's about as cheesy and effeminate as it comes. Don't do this.Hangry is definitely a "thing". It most often manifests itself when some jerk at work schedules a meeting at noon.
Do they also say "liberry"?I work with 2 women that I mostly like but they both say "kinneygarden". It makes my brain hurt everytime.
Whatever happened to just saying you're ####ing hungry?It's about as cheesy and effeminate as it comes. Don't do this.
Still makes sense. The idea is that people go around the neighborhood to encourage other people to vote. Reading comprehension is a good thing.What? No it doesn't. Get out the vote. What, is it in your pocket so you have to get it out? Makes no sense whatsoever.
No. No, we won't.Always using 'post' instead of 'after' seems to be popular business jargon these days. "We'll see a movie post dinner."
And spaghetti is "sketties".Do they also say "liberry"?