A guy in front of me at College, has a weird ass necklace on. It's made of like, the yarn for sweaters, but it's tied like a rope and it's holding onto a giant clamshell in front of his chest. What kind of thing is that?
At the end of last nights game between the Philadelphia Flyers and Toronto Maple Leafs, some Toronto fans threw waffles onto the ice because they were rather displeased with their team only having won 5 of the last 20 games. I can understand rotten tomatoes and eggs, but waffles?!
At the end of last nights game between the Philadelphia Flyers and Toronto Maple Leafs, some Toronto fans threw waffles onto the ice because they were rather displeased with their team only having won 5 of the last 20 games. I can understand rotten tomatoes and eggs, but waffles?!
At the end of last nights game between the Philadelphia Flyers and Toronto Maple Leafs, some Toronto fans threw waffles onto the ice because they were rather displeased with their team only having won 5 of the last 20 games. I can understand rotten tomatoes and eggs, but waffles?!
Hockey fans are weird, I recall being told about a game between harvard and I wanna say it was cornell where a bunch of fans were throwing dead fish ...
Speaking of dead fish...My freshmen year of high school the seniors put dead fish up in the suspended ceiling of a building. In August. In Florida. They were up there for a month.
When did everyone start saying "next on line" instead of "next in line?"
I'm sorry... unless you have a line painted on your floor and I am standing on it, or I am talking to you over a telephone or the internet, I am IN line, not ON line. Fuck you people and your stupid arbitrary changes in language. Replacing in with on makes absolutely no sense. Grah!
/rant
If anybody actually has a reasonable explanation for this change beyond pop culture assimilation, I'd be happy to hear it. >_<
When did everyone start saying "next on line" instead of "next in line?"
The same people who ask for "the following customer" instead of "the next customer" in all the stores in Manhattan now. Bonus points when they combine the two into "the following customer on line."
It's nothing more than laziness mixed with likely poor instruction in corporate training for clerks.
While I expected to get sick of Antoine Dodson at some point, I didn't expect George Lopez to be the one to kill that bond. But then again, the man is a comedy black hole.
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I'm sorry... unless you have a line painted on your floor and I am standing on it, or I am talking to you over a telephone or the internet, I am IN line, not ON line. Fuck you people and your stupid arbitrary changes in language. Replacing in with on makes absolutely no sense. Grah!
/rant
If anybody actually has a reasonable explanation for this change beyond pop culture assimilation, I'd be happy to hear it. >_<
It's nothing more than laziness mixed with likely poor instruction in corporate training for clerks.
What the FUCK.
Seriously.