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B&M doesn't bother me. However, when these kids are too lazy to type PARENTS and instead type "rents" it seems idiotic. It probably isn't meant to be disrespectful, just lazy, but to me that's how it seems.
When I used to run jobsites and would come across a slacker leaning on his shovel instead of working I'd kick the shovel out from under him and watch him fall face-first into the mud with a shocked look on his face. In general, I think kids in America these days need the shovel kicked out from under them. Maybe we should bring back the draft 😉
 
Originally posted by: 1sikbITCH
B&M doesn't bother me. However, when these kids are too lazy to type PARENTS and instead type "rents" it seems idiotic. It probably isn't meant to be disrespectful, just lazy, but to me that's how it seems.
When I used to run jobsites and would come across a slacker leaning on his shovel instead of working I'd kick the shovel out from under him and watch him fall face-first into the mud with a shocked look on his face. In general, I think kids in America these days need the shovel kicked out from under them. Maybe we should bring back the draft 😉
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"Kicking the shovel" doesn't work anymore because kids these days will come back at you with a lot more than a kick.

Old people always make this same old claim about laziness / being disrespectul when in actuality the younger generations continue to be more successful, hard-working, and productive than those before them.
 
Originally posted by: Deeko
Yea, lingo among the geek cool. I've never seen someone off a forum like this say it.

GEEK COOL.
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B&M predates the internet, I have heard the term used for old sears catalogues vs. the sears B&M stores.
 
Originally posted by: PimpJuice

since you are the king of geek cool with your 16000+ posts.....you are allowed to tell us what is geek cool or whatever the funk you think youre talking about.

This thread is stupider than the use of the acronym. You my friend are a geek tool.
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Hey bud,

"Pimp Juice" is one of the worst songs by a rapper whose main audience is 15 year old suburbanites, who really has no respect from anyone anymore. I mean, DMX and Dre might be mainstream but at least they aren't Nelly.

Pretty sure you're the biggest tool of them all.
 
Are you kidding? The term has been around for years, since before the Internet was big. First came about when mail-order and telephone/TV sales started kicking in, and then the Internet. People use it in reference to poker games too, not just stores.

Here's another good acronym for you:

GAC.
 
Originally posted by: Sphexi
Are you kidding? The term has been around for years, since before the Internet was big. First came about when mail-order and telephone/TV sales started kicking in, and then the Internet. People use it in reference to poker games too, not just stores.

Here's another good acronym for you:

GAC.
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Grow a cock?
 
Originally posted by: thirtythree
Originally posted by: Sphexi
Are you kidding? The term has been around for years, since before the Internet was big. First came about when mail-order and telephone/TV sales started kicking in, and then the Internet. People use it in reference to poker games too, not just stores.

Here's another good acronym for you:

GAC.
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Grow a cock?
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Not what it stood for, but in this specific case it probably applies.
 
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