[DougB]

Originally Posted by CFrance

You are all very funny! But I don't know what bumping over someone's post means either.

I think some people use /// or ... to passive aggressively imply that they just posted some nasty reply and then deleted it but still want you to know that they said something nasty. I'd rather they bring the delete button back. Otherwise, think twice, post once.

That's myself story and I'm stickin' to it!

Originally Posted by CFrance

You are all very funny! But I don't know what bumping over someone's post means either.

I think some people use /// or ... to passive aggressively imply that they just posted some nasty reply and then deleted it but still want you to know that they said something nasty. I'd rather they bring the delete button back. Otherwise, think twice, post once.

That's myself story and I'm stickin' to it!

You can say that again!

[Bonanza]

Originally Posted by Bonanza

I don't think "hood" is a bad term.
It's more descriptive and it's colloquial use defines an exact area.
It tells you more than simply using the word neighborhood which doesn't tell you very much.
A "neighborhood" could be anywhere.

Originally Posted by Uptown Girl

It certainly does tell me more....

You comment doesn't make much sense.

Care to elaborate???

[Uptown Girl]

Originally Posted by Bonanza

You comment doesn't make much sense.

Care to elaborate???

No, Thank You. I'll pass.

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by Loudoll

I hate this one so much it makes me sick to even share it but I can't pass up the chance to do so:
"Who peed in your cheerios?"

That lady with the age bias.

Sometimes it just fits.

Good morning, Loudall!

[dplars]

From my portfolio manager, "We are in this for the long haul". Translation, you just lost a bundle.

[tomwed]

"That's One"
You know when you not quite done addressing the ball and as you're settling in, ready to hit it, for one reason or another the ball falls off the tee? That's when sometimes, a newby says "That's One".

Oh yea, I don't like newbie either.

[Loudoll]

"Getting your panties in a twist"
"Put on your big girl panties"

I hate these so much it almost makes me sick to share them.

[Loudoll]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

That lady with the age bias.

Sometimes it just fits.

Good morning, Loudall!

And a good mornin' to you, Graciegirl!

[Loudoll]

Originally Posted by DruannB

I was in the play "Daddy's Dying, Who's Got the Will?" and the phrase was "I done peed in my chili." Close, right?

Ew... lol
Has anyone, besides disgruntled food service workers, ever actually peed in anyone's chili or cheerios, etc ? lol

[dewilson58]

Like new, hardly used.

[Loudoll]

While we're at it, I think the word RUDE is overused.
She was rude to rear end our car.
That was rude to show up in the same outfit.
They rudely expected to swim during water aerobics.
It was rude not to send flowers.
Rude not to bathe.
Rude to do this and that...etc.

[tomwed]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

Like new, hardly used.

previously owned

What happened to the word resale?

[sunnyatlast]

Here's one that's on the list and is grossly overused:

"Amazing".

Example: "I have the most amazing husband…..he just put down the remote and got up to get his own beer!!!!"

Like he's some kind of wizard…..

[BobandMary]

I don't like "my bad."

[onslowe]

Someone should take a deep breath and reconsider their words. I'm relatively new here but have been reading TOTV for several years.

I feel strongly that an apology is in order for calling one of the most prolific and kind posters here a 'troll.' Get angry, but do not throw that word around carelessly or maliciously.

Thank you.