Posted by LA in WI on March 09, 2018 at 13:13:28 from (162.245.177.81):
In Reply to: Re: plow guys posted by showcrop on March 09, 2018 at 12:16:09:
showcrop,
How about today when you say "Thank you" to someone they say "No problem". Where did "You are welcome" go? I know it was no problem I gave them, I simply want to thank them for the help they gave me. Makes me want to pull my hair out...if I had any.
"Like" is today's slang for a lot of things.
"Exact same"...ye gods, it can be exact or it can be the same, but it is impossible to be both at same time (or exact same time).
"He goes" means a person starts talking...I think. who really knows?
We left a restaurant last week and the manager said "Good night, guys"...my wife replied "I am not a guy". I can accurately state that she is definitely not a guy!! I don't think the mgr even realized what she said. Will we eat there again? I sure will not take a guy there for a nice evening meal with candle light.
I do like your dead body in a furrow story..."like it is exact same thing I heard once before. LA in WI
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