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manong05
(2930) | | Son: mom, you see that ball-legged man?Mom: son, that's rude, say it in an artistic way?Son: mom, "what manner of man is that?"
"he wears his pants in parenthesis"
Do you see the need... | |
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dragon54u
(9740) | | My state is going to remove that designation from the name of a state agency that helps people with that affliction, saying it offends people. Several advocate groups have demanded the change, saying... | |
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rjscott
(3074) | | We all know there are jobs that aren’t too appealing; work we’d never accept.
How about getting creative and RENAMING those jobs so they would be appealing to applicants?I can think of... | |
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ErrollLeVant
(2458) | | When you are in public and you want to express disgust or disappointment, what is your favorite polite way to do so? Mine is "Cottonpickin'!" | |
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BourderHouse
(745) | | I'm currently in the process of writing an essay on how political correctness, in both spoken and written language, affects our culture. The term "euphemism" comes up often when addressing... | |
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Vacant
(2322) | | Where do these expressions come from? I'll clean his clocks! I'll fix her wagon! Why do we 'offer favors' when what we mean is 'we're gonna get them', or they are going to pay for what they... | |
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Gawker
(16) | | A meandering, unsigned note in this week's New Republic informs readers that the magazine is going on vacation, and that the magazine will be published three weeks from now, instead of the "customary... | |
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