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DONT trivialize my FEELINGS!

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message 1: by Lori (new)

Lori (tnbbc) I hate when I ask for one thing, ONE THING, to get done while I'm at work, busting MY ASS for 12 fucking straight hours, only to find out, upon leaving work, that the ONE THING I asked to get done is NOT DONE, and now I have to fucking drive 45 minutes home, pick up the fucking kids, who HAVE NOT been fed dinner, drive to the fucking MALL to pick up the ONE THING I asked for, buy fucking DINNER, eat it there, drive ANOTHER fucking 20 minutes home, and Im fucking EXHAUSTED!

Not only do I hate that... but I ALSO hate that when I told you I was pissed that I had to do all that because YOU WERE FUCKING SLEEPING ALL DAY AND FUCKING FORGOT, you not only trivialize my feelings, but start getting pissed yourself and FUCKING HANG UP ON ME, and then when I call your fucking ass back up, you fucking ASK ME TO BRING YOU THE SHIT YOU FUCKING FORGOT when you left for fucking work!

Oh...oh yeah, and then I really fucking HATE that when I text you to tell you that your FUCKING SHIT is in the FUCKING CAR, you text me back... and tell me... oh .... oh.. this is fucking GREAT... you tell me I SHOULDNT HAVE FUCKING BOTHERED BECAUSE YOU DONT WANT TO INCONVIENCE ME?????!!!!


F*U*C*K
Y*O*U!!!!


message 2: by Lori (new)

Lori (tnbbc) Too bad you couldnt see it coming though. They disguise it too fucking well.


message 3: by [deleted user] (new)

I HATE when people are stupid and lame and mess up and then pin it on you for being upset! HATE!


message 4: by Matthieu (new)

Matthieu J'deteste!


message 5: by karen (new)

karen (karenbrissette) very good rant. kudos. i have been there. have there been restitutions?


message 6: by Lori (new)

Lori (tnbbc) eh... it was over almost as it started.
I was just in the mood for some major venting :)



message 7: by Kasia (new)

Kasia Je ne parle pas français, but I got #5 Matt. **scratches her head** I'm not sure I like that.

Lori - good venting. I've enjoyed that!


message 8: by Lori (new)

Lori (tnbbc) Glad I could provide some entertainment :)
I get really heated really quickly, and letting it all out in one fell swoop does WONDERS for me!!


Reads with Scotch I don't know... if you don't want to be trivialized, then perhaps you should stop being so trivial. Oh and could you go get ######### for me?


:)


message 10: by Lori (new)

Lori (tnbbc) Har hardy har har....

:P


message 11: by Donitello (new)

Donitello Oh RIGHT, Rusty. No flagging MATT for using French, I notice. Or possibly all those beloved "fucks" simply fumeux votre cerveau avec la joie?

I no longer know what "Language is power" means. Oh God, life is so bewildering!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(I'm competing with Alfonso on exclamation marks. I think I just won.)


message 12: by Rusty (new)

Rusty (rustyshackleford) | 2198 comments How do you know I didn't flag Matt?

And you probably don't want to know what "fills my heart with joy", or whatever that means.


message 13: by Donitello (new)

Donitello Well, "fucks" obviously do.

So yeah, I probably don't want to know.


message 14: by Kasia (new)

Kasia Rusty wrote: "How do you know I didn't flag Matt?

And you probably don't want to know what "fills my heart with joy", or whatever that means."


Thanks for the translation Rusty. I'm learning so much French from this thread. Merde.


message 15: by Lori (new)

Lori (tnbbc) I say Fuck so often I rarely hear it, apparently the same thing goes for typing it :)

Can I blame my trucker mouth on my parents? It was inherited. Ingrained in the genes....

It's a powerful, awesome, sexy word!


message 16: by Donitello (new)

Donitello It's the best word. I wish I could say it all the time.


message 17: by Sally (new)

Sally (mrsnolte) | -1 comments There's a scene in season one of the Wire where McNulty and Bunk do a whole murder investigation using only the word fuck.


message 18: by Matthieu (last edited Jun 11, 2009 04:49PM) (new)

Matthieu Varsovie: Warsaw.


message 19: by Rusty (new)

Rusty (rustyshackleford) | 2198 comments Lori, there's no reason to be ashamed. And you have some work to do if you want to reclaim the title.


message 20: by Lori (new)

Lori (tnbbc) uhm.... who said anything about being fucking ashamed? I am fucking proud to have a fucking trucker mouth, fucker :)


message 21: by Rusty (new)

Rusty (rustyshackleford) | 2198 comments Good girl.


message 22: by Tom (new)

Tom Foolery (tomfoolery) Profanity is the crutch of inarticulate bastards.





message 23: by Rusty (new)

Rusty (rustyshackleford) | 2198 comments Aaahhhh....that was Mother Theresa, wasn't it?


message 24: by smetchie (new)

smetchie | 5729 comments Rusty, ha!


Reads with Scotch profanity is to be used when one wants to make sure everyone in the area knows exactly how they feel about something. It's a know your audience thing... and the whole inarticulate thing too.


message 26: by [deleted user] (new)

There is an art to it. Some people don't know how to do it right.


message 27: by Tom (new)

Tom Foolery (tomfoolery) I tend to try (with indifferent success) to keep my profanity to a minimum. For one thing, i'd rather that someone be offended by what i'm saying than the words i'm using to say it. For another, too-frequent swearing sort of waters down the product. For example, if Lori says "fuck" you don't know if she's pissed of, or if she's just having a nice fucking day enjoying the fucking beautiful warm weather and hoping it stays so fucking nice for the fucking weekend. If, on the other hand, someone who you've never heard to swear calls you a goat-fucking son of a cock-sucking man-whore, it has a more powerful impact and you can be reasonably sure that you've upset them in some way.


message 28: by Lori (new)

Lori It's all in the fucking context, Tom. For instance, have a nice fucking day drips with sarcasm and really means I hope your day fucks you over.


message 29: by smetchie (new)

smetchie | 5729 comments I read my 2nd favorite swear in a book last night:
"Fuck Dang!"


message 30: by [deleted user] (new)

My favorite Mark Twain anecdote involves the gentleman who was the janitor at Twain's office who before the master would enter his office would run ahead & hide all of his pens & pencils. Apparently he used to hide behind the door as Twain would enter & upon finding the utensils of his craft MIA, Twain would literally scorch the very air about him with the most most blasphemous cursing ever heard by man....


But never once utter a single profanity.




message 31: by Rusty (new)

Rusty (rustyshackleford) | 2198 comments I heard that Twain would litter his writing with all sorts of profanity, just to screw with his wife, who would subsequently edit it all out.


message 32: by Lori (last edited Jun 14, 2009 04:59PM) (new)

Lori Ha!

Lori, I'm proud to share the same name as you. That was a perfect rant!


message 33: by Kasia (new)

Kasia Profanities exist for a reason, but they should be properly applied - there's time and place for everything.

And I'm of to read some Twain, maybe I'll some of the stuff survived editing...


message 34: by Kasia (new)

Kasia Matt wrote: "Varsovie: Warsaw."

Ha! Knew that one.

Must try harder Matt.


message 35: by [deleted user] (new)

Steve, are you still entering in html code just to make a paragraph break? I told you that you didn't have to do that. The return or enter button works perfectly. :)

See? And now my second paragraph isn't in a smaller font. Aren't you glad I'm here?


message 36: by Donitello (new)

Donitello You're just a giver, aren't you? I've noticed this.




message 37: by Donitello (new)

Donitello Hey, did you get a classroom position for next year??


message 38: by [deleted user] (new)

Yes, yay! 4th grade. Phew.


message 39: by [deleted user] (new)

Congratulations, Montambo.

Just a word of advice - if there's a husky kid who's always clowning around, don't pin a note to his jacket, to inform his parents of his disruptive behavior. He's just going to throw it on the ground while he's walking home.


message 40: by Kasia (new)

Kasia Was that kid you DM?


message 41: by Donitello (new)

Donitello I'm thinking yes.


message 42: by Donitello (new)

Donitello Fourth and fifth-graders are my FAAAAA-VORITE kids!


message 43: by [deleted user] (new)

Good gracious, DM. That's not really my style (cos I'm not a moron). Everyone knows I'm too easy on them (shut up, Nick). I've only given two referrals in 9 years and they were both for bullying.

Besides, I was also a husky kid who talked too much. I still am!


message 44: by [deleted user] (new)

Was that kid you DM?

Wha....what? Why,...why would you think that? Of cournse not, no - I'm just saying. It's just...it's a pretty common conversation starter.

So how's Poland, and wherever you're from Doni?

(Congratulates himself on the excellent save)


message 45: by [deleted user] (new)

Besides, I was also a husky kid who talked too much.

That's good to hear. I'm glad someone's watching out for husky kid rights.


message 46: by Kasia (new)

Kasia Ha, yes, good save!

And...

Poland's good, thanks for asking, a little rainy lately, but nothing I cannot handle. Oh and I just read the other day, that because of all the economic crisis, the divorce rate here, and in the UK, is going down - how about that?


message 47: by [deleted user] (new)

Kasia,

So does everybody in Poland take English language classes from a young age? I don't want to compliment you on THC, but you're English is very good. Is that typical?


message 48: by Rusty (new)

Rusty (rustyshackleford) | 2198 comments Oh, Kasiacita isn't typical.


message 49: by Dave (new)

Dave Russell I hear her Polish is atrocious, however.


message 50: by Kasia (new)

Kasia I'm not sure if that's a compliment or an affront, Rusty.

DM? How do you know how my English is? For all you know I have a really thick accent... But to answer your question we, as a nation are in the process of switching from Russian to English. So kids nowadays are being tortured with English as early as kindergarten. My mom's generation, and even me - we all still had obligatory Russian in school.


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