Reply With QuoteBut I thought that "number two" was slang for bowel movements. Oh wellOriginally Posted by inreb
I also find the use of acronyms, on the whole, disturbing also. Really I do!
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As V.P. of S.O.A.N. (stamp out acronyms now) I can assure you, the number one complaint we receive is in regards to the over use of the acronym "wtf".I'm not sure whether this is a good thing or not, but this is the first time in all of the internets I've seen someone offended by "wtf". And the internet is full of people being offended by anything and everything.
The fact that "number one" is slang for bowel movement just seems to muddy the water.
Of course the sewage treatment plant has filters for this. No ****.
Last edited by inreb; 12-24-2009 at 11:43 AM.
But I thought that "number two" was slang for bowel movements. Oh well
I also find the use of acronyms, on the whole, disturbing also. Really I do!
OC (Oh Crap), I'm not up to speed on the slang. My bad.But I thought that "number two" was slang for bowel movements. Oh well
I also find the use of acronyms, on the whole, disturbing also. Really I do!wtf
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Cela est bien dit, mais il faut cultiver notre jardin. Voltaire
As Louis C.K. once wisely said, "I don't know why they're called 'number two'- they're number one in my books."But I thought that "number two" was slang for bowel movements. Oh well
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North Carolina recalled license plates with the offending letters..
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