Shitey new learning (internet passive-aggressive voice edition) / Annual Whoviana post

Sep 10, 2011 22:35

'Triggering', right? Terrible passive-voice internet buzzword. A thing done to someone by someone else invented by someone else again who'd written one too many lab reports or who liked phrases akin to 'lessons were learned'. I'm sure you can do your own reading-between-the-lines there ( Read more... )

clue by four, jumped-up scum, the ant can see legs

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bogwitch64 September 10 2011, 22:23:49 UTC
Bell-end???

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bogwitch64 September 10 2011, 23:21:14 UTC
Glans?

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valkyriekaren September 10 2011, 23:28:44 UTC
Glans. *nods sagely*

Sorry, is that not what we're doing?

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bogwitch64 September 11 2011, 02:13:19 UTC
I'm always very confuzzled in here...

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sammason September 11 2011, 05:54:26 UTC
The glans is the tip of the penis.

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bogwitch64 September 11 2011, 14:43:04 UTC
Oh! Hahahaha! Thanks! My head wasn't going in that direction! (Pun intended.) This is a "d'oh!" moment...

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girfan September 11 2011, 07:15:46 UTC
This is probably due to the fact that J H-R uses English slang that Americans (other than ones like me who live in the UK) have no clue of what it means.

Two other things that can confuse Americans: the Mornington Crescent game and the television show Shooting Stars.

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bogwitch64 September 11 2011, 13:48:51 UTC
It's kind of like when I used to watch Absolutely Fabulous. Rarely understood all they said, but damn, it was funny!

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cybermule September 11 2011, 19:18:36 UTC
Sheesh - I'm English and *I'm* confused by Mornington Crescent.

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quercus September 12 2011, 09:58:32 UTC
You're meant to be. If you think you understand Mornington Crescent, you haven't got it at all.

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hirez September 12 2011, 10:02:23 UTC
Ha. Tuffner's reverse gantry, eh? Down Street.

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quercus September 12 2011, 13:14:21 UTC
Everyone's doing the Tuffner's gantry stance.

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