biddy81 Member

False (married, no kids) You feel a need for another tattoo.

Peeps. Both the candies and the slang.

Great. NOW you have to punch yourself AND get punched by someone else. Or maybe I'm just in a violent mood today... The beatings will continue until morale improves.

@Crochetluvr - I totally misread your name and cracked up, then realized my mistake and became embarrassed...

Do you give the snails performance enhancing drugs? What makes it extreme?

Was that facetious, or have you ACTUALLY heard of "extreme snail racing??"

I'm always getting emails from someone who works for a branch of where I work, and he'll type one word followed by "..................................................." I've asked him why, and he just says "I dunno..................................................................." *sigh*

I'm on week 3 and hanging steady at 210 with about 30lbs to go, probably. It's tough and I modify a lot, but doable.

So true Gets addicted to exercise

As I've always understood it, it's sort of a sound-effect type thing for eating. If you "nom on" something, you are eating it. My sis and I use it more like a description: "Noms!" means something tastes good...

TRUE! The Next Person (HAH!) is having trouble thinking of what to put here...

Really? I find "nom" hilarious, but I first saw it in some joke about the Facebook guy being a zombie and needing to unclick some box that says "brain noms" or something. Cracked me up, so now I associate it with amusement. Guess that's just me, though.

LMAO I'd follow that. "Contusions: they're what's for breaky..."

True TNP is slightly annoyed by (yet keeps using) the abbreviation "TNP."

False, but used to and SO miss it... TNP wishes it was Friday.

Bet it'd go viral: "MFP user pissed off by examples; kicks own *kitten*."

Oh great, now you have to punch yourself! (Post a video of it!) Yeah, that habit of ending everything with "y" or "ie" to make it all cute is gag-inducing.

Like "breaky" their faces?

LOL awesome

So true... TNP loves Aerosmith

:laugh:

Hubby called me "volumptuous" one time. He actually thought that was the correct word.

I must block that one out if I see it.

I do, indeed, now know "yolo," and I'll never be the same. It's understandable to use something like "LOL'd" because it gets the point across, but as this seems to be something of a grammar smack-down thread, I thought I'd stick with the theme. :drinker:

Which, now that I've posted it, "LOLed" is all wrong. Seems that it would be "LedOL" if it must be abbreviated at all. Discuss.

I LOLed at this one... good thing I'm alone in the office...

I must agree - I've seen several thread titles and thought, "No WAY am I going there - they'll just make me angry/depressed/hungry!" If you see "kitties," and you object, CRAWL BACK IN YOUR HOLE!! :devil:

... wow... Just. Wow. Thanks, I guess... :laugh:

I know you hate it, but can somebody use "yolo" in context? I have no concept of what that even means...

YAAAY!!!