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Topic: How you gon' get mad?
Mr_Music Joined Wed 10/22/08 Posts: 10677	Mon 03/02/09 01:18 PM
Word.

thumper95 Joined Tue 08/07/07 Posts: 33316	Mon 03/02/09 01:18 PM
being raised in the south i was taught to say those things too,, and i still get yelled at for calling people that,, guess the southern gentleman is really dying

7z3r05 Joined Thu 09/04/08 Posts: 9434	Mon 03/02/09 01:18 PM
ill take 'grammatical nightmare' for 500 alex.

BurningStarFour Joined Mon 03/02/09 Posts: 17	Mon 03/02/09 01:21 PM
ill take 'grammatical nightmare' for 500 alex. Alright. Here's your clue. 'This piece of punctuation is usually found in every place, but the wrong place, such as earlier in this sentence.'

buffry Joined Mon 11/05/07 Posts: 2647	Mon 03/02/09 01:22 PM
C#nt usually works good for me. If I want to get slapped

7z3r05 Joined Thu 09/04/08 Posts: 9434	Mon 03/02/09 01:23 PM
ill take 'grammatical nightmare' for 500 alex. Alright. Here's your clue. 'This piece of punctuation is usually found in every place, but the wrong place, such as earlier in this sentence.' what is a sandwich?

BurningStarFour Joined Mon 03/02/09 Posts: 17	Mon 03/02/09 01:24 PM
ill take 'grammatical nightmare' for 500 alex. Alright. Here's your clue. 'This piece of punctuation is usually found in every place, but the wrong place, such as earlier in this sentence.' what is a sandwich? Ooh, no, sorry, minus 500. The correct answer was 'what is a comma.' 'Comma.' Pick again.

7z3r05 Joined Thu 09/04/08 Posts: 9434	Mon 03/02/09 01:25 PM
f^ck.

Seakolony Joined Fri 11/07/08 Posts: 11968	Mon 03/02/09 01:27 PM Edited by Seakolony on Mon 03/02/09 01:29 PM
That I called you 'sir' or 'ma'am?' for real for real this ole bitty got mad at me for calling her ma'am! all huffy and haughty like, "And you don't hafta call me ma'am I'm not that old." I shook it off lawd help me but every bone in my body wanted to say, "yes you is bish!" I had told the lady a few weeks earlier that I went to military HS and the Air Force so don't pay it any mind...I was just trying to be respectful. Now if i came in to work saying, "Yo, yo, yo" and calling all the women "sweetheart, baby, and honey" I'd be a ghetto embarassment and such....and I can't call people sir or ma'am without ppl getting all bent outta shape. lol....can't win for losing today. I just tell them where I come from its a sign of respect and not said because of age. It is a sign of respect, but if do not wish to have respect I won't give it to you!! I am from the south too!! Don't worry, she was the rude one!! I teach my boys to open doors and say yes ma'am/sir and no ma'am/sir, too. It should not die because of rude people.

Unknow Joined Sat 12/15/07 Posts: 41170	Mon 03/02/09 01:29 PM
Perhaps it might be best if you say nothing at all. Sometimes less is more.

fullmoonfairy Joined Mon 02/23/09 Posts: 1788	Mon 03/02/09 01:32 PM
ill take 'grammatical nightmare' for 500 alex. Alright. Here's your clue. 'This piece of punctuation is usually found in every place, but the wrong place, such as earlier in this sentence.' What be a question mark

7z3r05 Joined Thu 09/04/08 Posts: 9434	Mon 03/02/09 01:32 PM
who is bruce willis?

BurningStarFour Joined Mon 03/02/09 Posts: 17	Mon 03/02/09 01:35 PM
I suddenly feel like an integral part of the SNL version of this game. Quoting Sean Connery doesn't do it alone. But actually playing the dumbed down version? Oh, I'll carry this experience with me everywhere. =D

SmileAddict83 Joined Fri 01/23/09 Posts: 38	Mon 03/02/09 01:36 PM Edited by SmileAddict83 on Mon 03/02/09 01:37 PM
It's just a thing with some women. Being referred to as "ma'am" implies we are old. I didn't even know that until now.