To paraphrase Office Space:
Let me ask you something. Where you work, does anyone ever tell you to “think different?”
No. No, man. Shit, no, man. I believe you’d get your ass kicked sayin’ something like that, man.
To paraphrase Office Space:
Let me ask you something. Where you work, does anyone ever tell you to “think different?”
No. No, man. Shit, no, man. I believe you’d get your ass kicked sayin’ something like that, man.
It’s Never Cloudy in Philadelphia.
I had my glasses on, and it still took DrSteveBrule’s comment plus about 30 more seconds before I got it smh
The distinction between a noun modified by an adjective or noun adjunct and a simple compound noun in English is not well defined. You can absolutely call space an adjective in this case.
It’s an adjective?
(Q: What kind of billionaires? A: Space billionaires!)
Also you said tit Ook OOk OOK HOOHOO HAHOO!
I should have been saying it like that all along, but, you know, woulda, coulda, shoulda!
NotPennysBoat
Lifetime confirmed bachelorettes.
How should I say should? How should I talk talk? Should I talk to the Colonel about putting the scissors in the drawer?
Even those responding to you and trying to justify this, he sets a high bar yeesh. I don’t care who the person is saying it, I don’t care how much the guy he’s responding to deserves it, this is worst boss behavior that I would nope so far away from.
I like X too, we should hang out!
I remember back in twenty-dickety-two when the Nazis took my circle-made-with-forefinger-and-thumb hand sign. They tried to take my milk, too, but I chased 'em of my property.
I spread the shazzy on the kids’ shells. It’s delicious!
From Goth2Boss
(ok, but why are we whispering?)
The height of “edgy” in the Eighties was a “Nuke a Gay Whale for Jesus” bumper sticker.
Oh, I know.