Guy:"Wanna party"
David: do i want to "party"? Sir i'll have you know im driving an hour out of my way to get a certain bottle of mustard.
Guy:wha?
David: have a nice day.
Guy:"Wanna party"
David: do i want to "party"? Sir i'll have you know im driving an hour out of my way to get a certain bottle of mustard.
Guy:wha?
David: have a nice day.
TJL (Forum Supporter) said:Guy:"Wanna party"
David: do i want to "party"? Sir i'll have you know im driving an hour out of my way to get a certain bottle of mustard.
Guy:wha?
David: have a nice day.
Dang, you make me sound so cool. Maybe I’m the one who needs the linen sport coat.
Datsun240ZGuy said:Wally (Forum Supporter) said:Did he happen to have a longer than normal pinky nail?
We had a hip dude at work that had this (in 2023) AND we did drug tests do I know he's not doing coke.
So what's that all about?
That's normally why. Maybe he still wants to look cool
David S. Wallens said:JG Pasterjak said:I've seen this movie before.
Well, I saw most of it, then I ran out of quarters and someone else was waiting to use the booth. Pretty sure I know how it ends, though.
And you know this incident made me think about G.
Oh for sure.
And I may as well post the Mr. Show sketch from where the phrase first entered into GRM lexicon. Maybe NSFW I guess, if you work someplace lame.
David S. Wallens said:I feel so uncool. Maybe he was undercover?
I mean, you do tend to hang out with dorks so?
pheller said:"In fact I do. Meet me at this large vacant lot this Saturday at 8AM. Look for all the cones."
Best answer ever!
In reply to Curtis73 (Forum Supporter) :
Inflation has apparently hit everything. Early '80s was a rolled up dollar
In reply to JG Pasterjak :
I went to that link, and still don't know what Mr show is, or the reference
im just very old
In the 80s I used to hit the clubs with a guy who looked like a narc, but who was socially fearless. He'd walk straight up to the hottest gal in the place and ask her to dance. Usually she'd say no, at which point he'd reply with something like "That's okay, I thrive on rejection!" and ask the next closest woman and on down the line till someone said yes. Once they got on the floor his partner would find out that he was a super fun guy and before you knew it, he'd be out there dancing with three of them.
Was the other driver named Sean Chipman?
Kreb (Forum Supporter) said:In the 80s I used to hit the clubs with a guy who looked like a narc, but who was socially fearless. He'd walk straight up to the hottest gal in the place and ask her to dance. Usually she'd say no, at which point he'd reply with something like "That's okay, I thrive on rejection!" and ask the next closest woman and on down the line till someone said yes. Once they got on the floor his partner would find out that he was a super fun guy and before you knew it, he'd be out there dancing with three of them.
Was the other driver named Sean Chipman?
You know, we didn’t make it to official introductions. (Crazy, right?)
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