Cynthia was teasing me about a really goofy thing I said a couple years ago that's become a running joke with us. It got me thinking: "What are the top five goofiest things I've ever said?"
It was me looking at ants and saying, "That's religion..." to my mom. I was a goofy kid. I also told my mother I wanted to be a doorbell when I grew up and asked her if I could travel through lightbulbs.
I will refrain from the best goofy line you ever dropped, but it involves super powahs!
Re: Primate HandscgronlundJanuary 3 2007, 15:55:36 UTC
When the kid was on the swing peeing into the pool in that movie and Mark was well into acid, I thought we were all gonna die from laughing too hard... :)
When you get to China, would you bring back some tea?youngravenJanuary 3 2007, 17:00:57 UTC
Right, so I used to work as a project co-ordinator, which in essence means that I was Front Desk Monkey. Hardly glamourous at all, but it certainly had its 'ah, shite' moments, and this was one of them.
Something had got up my nose - something usually did, as this was rather vexing employ. Such things make me curse. I am neither proud nor ashamed of this; however, I do realise that other people might be offended. Right? Right.
Your line: Get to the bloody point. My line: Not yet.
One day, our the lead proposal writer was hovering about the front desk when something bugged my shit. I cursed under my breath, but audibly enough, sort of thing. He tittered at me and said 'and what was that, Gypsy?'
To which I replied (and I swear to you I said 'the' not 'a') 'ah, it wasn't language fit for the Queen to hear'.
He smirked, 'Well, I wouldn't say that I'm a *queen*'.
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Only one thing comes to mind (yes, I know there are others).
When I learned that Brink's sister is blind, the first thing I said was, "oh hey! I used to know sign language!"
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I only laugh 'cause that's the kinda thing I'd do.
It's funny how the brain works...
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Have a super day!
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"Tee Hee" is definitely on my list.
Anything else may be blocked from memory due to the high level of embarrassment that followed..lol
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Of course, COOOBRAAAAAA! comes to mind as well (But we were all guilty of that one.)
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I will refrain from the best goofy line you ever dropped, but it involves super powahs!
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The pain...oh, the pain...
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I, of course, never say stupid things:)
"It's like...in there, but out here..."
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Something had got up my nose - something usually did, as this was rather vexing employ. Such things make me curse. I am neither proud nor ashamed of this; however, I do realise that other people might be offended. Right? Right.
Your line: Get to the bloody point.
My line: Not yet.
One day, our the lead proposal writer was hovering about the front desk when something bugged my shit. I cursed under my breath, but audibly enough, sort of thing. He tittered at me and said 'and what was that, Gypsy?'
To which I replied (and I swear to you I said 'the' not 'a') 'ah, it wasn't language fit for the Queen to hear'.
He smirked, 'Well, I wouldn't say that I'm a *queen*'.
The man was rather pronouncedly gay.
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Ah, shite indeed!
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