I thought "SWMBO" came from the Ursula Andress movie back in the 1965... It's a prominent line in the movie.
I thought "SWMBO" came from the Ursula Andress movie back in the 1965... It's a prominent line in the movie.
skeze wrote: In reply to friedgreencorrado: what my guess is since pinche in spanish is "a"hole. to me pinch valve is an elaborate way to say Sphincter ...perhaps i'm wrong but a sphincter does rather resemble a pinch valve of sorts and vice versa
That could work..but IIRC, we've already got a "filter word" here for people we compare to sphincters..
"shiny happy person"..
With apologies to everyone, I'm gonna try to see if it still works..
shiny happy person
EDIT: Yup, it does! 
Saying (literally) shiny happy person is another good way to confuse people who've made you angry. And it's fun to say. Shiny happy person. There, i said it again.
Rufledt wrote: Saying (literally) shiny happy person is another good way to confuse people who've made you angry. And it's fun to say. Shiny happy person. There, i said it again.
And with that confirmation, nothing left to do but shove another quarter in the GRM Jukebox...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYOKMUTTDdA&feature=fvst
Dang, Kate almost gets Michael to loosen up a lil bit!
You said some bad words on there
And I don't mean E36 M3, berkeley and shiny happy person
Fliounder, by the way, comes from animal house. I was trying to think of an appropriate word and it came to me. Why Flounder? Why Not?
darn... here I've been remembering to type in the "replacement" words all this time and the forum filter will do it for me automatically .... berkeley these computers are the E36 M3 
In reply to friedgreencorrado: I would have never thought to have multiple accounts with the same user name... I guess that would make it easier to log in and out...
IIRC = ?
Haven't figured that one out yet.
If I remember correctly, IIRC stands for if I remember correctly
if I recall correctly also works for IIRC
net speak is fun... but the GRM speak is the most fun :)... sadly i've been around so long that I just see the words and know it... I had admin rights on a local paintball forum and set the word filter to similar stuff (but for paintball stuff as it was a PB forum)... but the group didn't care for it so it went back to the *, , **, etc... :-/
Since we have a picture of flounder may I see Bob Costas pleez?
Tim Baxter wrote: Fliounder, by the way, comes from animal house. I was trying to think of an appropriate word and it came to me. Why Flounder? Why Not?
We gotta take him..he's a legacy.
skeze wrote: In reply to friedgreencorrado: I would have never thought to have multiple accounts with the same user name... I guess that would make it easier to log in and out...
Dude, whoosh! over my head. 
Multiple accounts & logging on/off where?
Trust me, if I did something cool or uncool online, I did it by accident...
Per Schroeder wrote: Yep, I think I put those filters in about 6 years ago, IIRC.
...and berkeley you for doing that E36 M3, shiny happy person 
I dunno...seems like a good way to get civil response under control. OTOH, pore ol' Tom doesn't get much work with the ban hammer because of this E36 M3...
I...state your name...
Of course, by 'pore ol' Tom', I meant only Mr. Heath. Not my dad, or his dad, or Thomas the tankengine, nor any other 'Tom' that might be thinking he has that sort of power!
EastCoastMojo wrote: How come every time I write F you see K?Bonus points if you get the reference.
Soupy Sales
In reply to spitfirebill
Whom did he say it to? (More points)
triumph5 wrote: In reply to spitfirebill Whom did he say it to? (More points
Don't know.
IMHO = In my honest opinion
YMMV = your mileage may vary
In reply to spitfirebill: "Fang" which was his hand, coming out of a box, that made the "K" in the air, while Soupy made an F in the air with his, and that line was said.
Management didn't like it too much, and, along with the New Year's Morning's "kids mail me those green pieces of paper" (money) in daddy's wallet" bit lead to his being pulled off the air in NY.
Pumpkin Escobar wrote: IMHO = In my honest opinion YMMV = your mileage may vary See what Wiki sez...
I've always thought IMHO was "In My Humble Opinion". I suppose it works fine either way, unless you're dealing with a liar or an egomaniac.
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