Good Education/Nothing beats it - Page 2

paisjpq · #21 01-20-2007, 10:16 PM

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Originally Posted by T3B

you need to quit eavesdropping on others conversations then

gotta be the only way you ever hear that

GFY! ....

randallscott35 · #22 01-20-2007, 10:17 PM

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Originally Posted by T3B

Your my boy...you know that. I think you have some southerner in you. You tend to be too nice to be a Yankee

Make that some MET in me. Yankees are the enemy.

GPK · #23 01-20-2007, 10:19 PM

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Make that some MET in me. Yankees are the enemy.

oops...sorry.

GPK · #24 01-20-2007, 10:20 PM

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Originally Posted by paisjpq

GFY! ....

not tonight honey...I have a headache...

randallscott35 · #25 01-20-2007, 10:21 PM

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Originally Posted by T3B

not tonight honey...I have a headache...

LOL.

GenuineRisk · #26 01-21-2007, 09:10 AM

Hey, you find stoopid everywhere-- I have a friend who works as a coat-check, and she told me a few months back a guy picking up his coat handed her ticket number 64, and said, "When I'm 64. You know, like that Paul Simon song."

Of course, Kev, If you'd said that quip to me (very funny, by the way) would have said, "Technically, being a whale, Moby Dick was a marine mammal, so he couldn't ever have been a minnow, which is a species of fish."

And then you would have called me a nerd and I, too, would not have been picked up. Not that I'm still bitter about high school or anything.

paisjpq · #27 01-21-2007, 11:13 AM

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Originally Posted by GenuineRisk

Hey, you find stoopid everywhere-- I have a friend who works as a coat-check, and she told me a few months back a guy picking up his coat handed her ticket number 64, and said, "When I'm 64. You know, like that Paul Simon song."

Of course, Kev, If you'd said that quip to me (very funny, by the way) would have said, "Technically, being a whale, Moby Dick was a marine mammal, so he couldn't ever have been a minnow, which is a species of fish."

And then you would have called me a nerd and I, too, would not have been picked up. Not that I'm still bitter about high school or anything.

OMG GR i thought the same thing last night

but I knew they would get all over me so I didn't bother to say it

somerfrost · #28 01-21-2007, 11:28 AM

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OMG GR i thought the same thing last night

but I knew they would get all over me so I didn't bother to say it

I thought the same thing....then again, I wonder why folks don't get remarks like..."that girl makes Godot look punctual"....the lack of some folk's education is appalling!

Danzig · #29 01-21-2007, 12:42 PM

when they changed the look of our money, we were talking about the new hundred dollar bill....lady said 'ben franklin was one of our best presidents'.

yeah, sure lady. wonder if she says the same about hamilton....

Danzig · #30 01-21-2007, 12:44 PM

as for dealing with less than bright people--how about when your bill comes to oh, say 5.04...you hand them a ten, and they finish ringing the register while you fish a nickel out of your pocket--then watch the fun begin when they try to figure out your change in their head.

somerfrost · #31 01-21-2007, 01:01 PM

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as for dealing with less than bright people--how about when your bill comes to oh, say 5.04...you hand them a ten, and they finish ringing the register while you fish a nickel out of your pocket--then watch the fun begin when they try to figure out your change in their head.

I guess my attempt at sarcasm was futile huh?

GenuineRisk · #32 01-21-2007, 01:35 PM

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OMG GR i thought the same thing last night

but I knew they would get all over me so I didn't bother to say it

Hee hee. I'm sure Kev will punish me later. Right Kev? Right? Right?

I thought your quip was hilarious, Somer, but then I was a theater major so I got tested on stuff like that. I was the only person in the entire theater who laughed at the "John Webster" quip when I saw "Shakespeare in Love." Now that I think of it, my dating history in college reflected it, too...

And Danzig-- that was really funny. Though thanks to that old milk commerical, I bet most people at least know who shot Alexander Hamilton. Who says advertising doesn't teach one anything?

GPK · #33 01-21-2007, 04:35 PM

Ok girls...only cuz I love you two am I gonna let you slide this once....ONCE!!!!

Danzig · #34 01-21-2007, 05:08 PM

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I guess my attempt at sarcasm was futile huh?

i thought your godot line was funny....and i always enjoy sarcasm so please continue!

Danzig · #35 01-21-2007, 05:09 PM

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Hee hee. I'm sure Kev will punish me later. Right Kev? Right? Right?

I thought your quip was hilarious, Somer, but then I was a theater major so I got tested on stuff like that. I was the only person in the entire theater who laughed at the "John Webster" quip when I saw "Shakespeare in Love." Now that I think of it, my dating history in college reflected it, too...

And Danzig-- that was really funny. Though thanks to that old milk commerical, I bet most people at least know who shot Alexander Hamilton. Who says advertising doesn't teach one anything?

well, if they could make out the guy trying to get out aaron burr, then yes they know!

#36 01-22-2007, 06:39 PM

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intelligence is very sexy to me

I send a strong second on this. Once one has been around enough beautiful airheads... they turn ugly as hell. And wise women become beautiful.

But then again I am far from normal.

Byebyemermaid · #37 01-22-2007, 06:43 PM

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as for dealing with less than bright people--how about when your bill comes to oh, say 5.04...you hand them a ten, and they finish ringing the register while you fish a nickel out of your pocket--then watch the fun begin when they try to figure out your change in their head.

Had the same thing happen to me years ago at Mcdonalds.The register read $5.40,so i gave the guy $10.40.The next thing i knew i was looking at a deer paralyzed by headlights.Years ago you went to the supermarket the cashier had to put all the prices in manually and figure out your total with coupons,and gave you correct change.They were faster then,than they are now with the scanners.How about at the track when they had that automatic pencil that posted the result and then the clerk put in the little window.He or she had to figure you're total in there head or on a piece of paper.

timmgirvan · #38 01-22-2007, 06:54 PM

I always try to give them the change.....if I give them 20.40 for 5.40 bill..I say 20.40 to them. It's when they roll their eyes I get irritated!

saucon17 · #39 01-22-2007, 06:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Byebyemermaid

Had the same thing happen to me years ago at Mcdonalds.The register read $5.40,so i gave the guy $10.40.The next thing i knew i was looking at a deer paralyzed by headlights.Years ago you went to the supermarket the cashier had to put all the prices in manually and figure out your total with coupons,and gave you correct change.They were faster then,than they are now with the scanners.How about at the track when they had that automatic pencil that posted the result and then the clerk put in the little window.He or she had to figure you're total in there head or on a piece of paper.

Thats why I always use ATM/Debit, I don't have any patience for
these morons at check-out line. Also they have the right to vote,
very scary.

Byebyemermaid · #40 01-22-2007, 06:59 PM

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I always try to give them the change.....if I give them 20.40 for 5.40 bill..I say 20.40 to them. It's when they roll their eyes I get irritated!

The problem is that when thrown a curve they are not able to think on there feet.Part of it i'm sure is training and they're told to give the change according to what the register says.