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so.. if you did want a coke.. you'd just repeat yourself?
i've lived in central mississippi all my life and never heard an exchange like that. not to say that it doesn't happen... but its not commonplace where i live
UHHH - I waited on tables at Red Lobster in Jackson, Mississippi for almost 3 years - Yeah - theat kinda exchange is exactly what happens in restaurants
Post by AngrySunday on Feb 27, 2008 16:37:48 GMT -5
Farva: Give me a double bacon cheeseburger. Dimpus Burger Guy: [into mic] Double baco cheeseburger. It's for a cop. Farva: What the hell's that all about? You gonna spit in it now? Dimpus Burger Guy: No, I just told him that so he makes it good. [into mic] Dimpus Burger Guy: Don't spit in that cop's burger. Farva: Yeah, thanks. Second Dimpus Guy: Roger, holding the spit. Farva: Gimme a pie... apple. Dimpus Burger Guy: Want me to hold the spit? Hah, just kidding officer Farva. [pause] Dimpus Burger Guy: Want me to dimpa-size your meal for 25 cents? Farva: Want me to punch-a-size your face, for free? Dimpus Burger Guy: It's only 25 cents, and look how much more you get. Thorny: Look, kid, he doesn't want it. Farva: I can handle this, Thorn. I don't want it! Dimpus Burger Guy: Uhh, right. Beverage? Farva: Gimme a litre o' cola. Dimpus Burger Guy: What? Farva: [Annoyed] A litre o' cola. Dimpus Burger Guy: [into mic] Litrecola? Do we sell litrecola? Thorny: Will you just order a large, Farva? Farva: I don't want a large farva. I want a goddamn litre o' cola! Dimpus Burger Guy: [to Farva] I don't know what that is! Farva: [slowly starts shouting] Litre is French for... [grabs burger kid by shirt] Farva: ... give me my fuckin' cola before I break VOUS FUCKIN' LIP!
that's wild that in the same city i never heard it. i guess you got exposed to a larger number of demographics than i did just eating with friends and family though... hmm, note to self, eavesdrop on other people's orders to become more culturally aware.
that's wild that in the same city i never heard it. i guess you got exposed to a larger number of demographics than i did just eating with friends and family though... hmm, note to self, eavesdrop on other people's orders to become more culturally aware.
That is funny I am a transplanted Mississippi and had never heard it before I cam here
Post by GratefulHippie on Feb 27, 2008 19:31:19 GMT -5
you know what grinds my gears?
people who can never just agree with you, or feel the need to be a constant devil's advocate. i think its fun to discuss different points of views, but sometimes i just need to hear "yeah, you're right" or "i completely understand". at the very least, just acknowledge that i make a good point...UGH!
Post by GratefulHippie on Feb 27, 2008 19:37:50 GMT -5
i'm doing alright. i never got anything done today, but i don't feel bad about it. i just needed a day to myself. i've broken down a couple times, but i've found i'm more angry at my family right now. i offered to help fly my cousin whom i've never met to the memorial service if he would come, but he said he didn't think he could make it. so only 2 of the 4 grandchildren will be there. fucking dysfunctional motherfuckers
i'm doing alright. i never got anything done today, but i don't feel bad about it. i just needed a day to myself. i've broken down a couple times, but i've found i'm more angry at my family right now. i offered to help fly my cousin whom i've never met to the memorial service if he would come, but he said he didn't think he could make it. so only 2 of the 4 grandchildren will be there. quacking dysfunctional motherquackers
well I am glad you are doing ok - and yes - you did need a day or two or a few more - Boz lost his grandad last year - that man practically raised Boz - it just takes time to get used to the idea that they are gone
that I understand completely - but I would die without my Dt. Mt. Dew - it is my major source of caffiene - I only do coffee if it is way cold outside - like tonight - 29 degrees
Post by sparklybecca on Feb 27, 2008 21:49:36 GMT -5
oh i dont really have a problem with diet soda, just the retarded ones. however drinking a shit ton of diet soda really scares me. i swear to G-d that my dad got cancer from the liters upon liters of diet crap he drank...i mean i have no proof of this but I believe it didnt help him thats for sure.
^yeah imitation sugar scares the b-jesus outta me.
You Know What Grinds My Gears? ..... Hogan Knows Best. This show is so ungodly bad, yet I've had it on, staring at the computer for an hour, now.... being a wrestling mark, you pay a hefty sum from your sanity
Post by chicojuarz on Feb 27, 2008 21:56:12 GMT -5
bos1969 said:
sparklybecca said:
yes ;D
that I understand completely - but I would die without my Dt. Mt. Dew - it is my major source of caffiene - I only do coffee if it is way cold outside - like tonight - 29 degrees
It really grinds my gears when someone says "way cold outside - like tonight - 29 degrees"
I am a transplanted Mississippi and had never heard it before I cam here
