Annoying Words and Phrases

[pgriz]

Kathy, in the scenario you painted, if I had said that, my wife would most likely see that as evidence that I'm suffering from food poisoning, or quick-onset dementia. We, as a couple, tend to use the non-verbal channel to express our emotional state, and if we had the crab cakes as you described, she'd have absolutely no doubt of my experience without me needing to say a word. However, now that I know how that word is used, I'm going to find an opportunity to try it out on her and see what kind of reaction I get...;-) :hug::

 

[kathyt]

Kathy, in the scenario you painted, if I had said that, my wife would most likely see that as evidence that I'm suffering from food poisoning, or quick-onset dementia. We, as a couple, tend to use the non-verbal channel to express our emotional state, and if we had the crab cakes as you described, she'd have absolutely no doubt of my experience without me needing to say a word. However, now that I know how that word is used, I'm going to find an opportunity to try it out on her and see what kind of reaction I get...;-) :hug::

I can't wait to hear your description of this scenario. Please do so with your most Oscar worthy performance. Feel free to record it for us.

 

[480sparky]

"I could care less".



Really? Let me know when you do. :er:

 

[runnah]

"I could care less". Really? Let me know when you do. :er: