Schfifty Five
Lifer
Originally posted by: antyler
My boss today almost sent an email to a customer that ended with " please dont call or email" . . . instead of "please dont hesitate to call or email"
What does that have to do with freudian slips?
Originally posted by: antyler
My boss today almost sent an email to a customer that ended with " please dont call or email" . . . instead of "please dont hesitate to call or email"
Originally posted by: Schfifty Five
Originally posted by: antyler
My boss today almost sent an email to a customer that ended with " please dont call or email" . . . instead of "please dont hesitate to call or email"
What does that have to do with freudian slips?
Originally posted by: jagec
Makes me want to go out and ride the South Lake Union Trolley.
Originally posted by: paulxcook
Originally posted by: Schfifty Five
Originally posted by: antyler
My boss today almost sent an email to a customer that ended with " please dont call or email" . . . instead of "please dont hesitate to call or email"
What does that have to do with freudian slips?
I think many people believe that any mistake in which you say what you actually mean (such as antyler's example) is a Freudian slip. Kind of like how people assume schizophrenia means having multiple personalities.
Originally posted by: BudAshes
Originally posted by: sdifox
Some catholic school board would use OLO to stand for Our Lady of
So OLO Lourdes =Our Lady of Lourdes
I typed LOL Lourdes...Wonder if I should see a shrink.
Do you know what a freudian slip is?
Originally posted by: S Freud
All of us are crazy.
Originally posted by: dNor
I'll take "the rapist" for 300, Alex
Originally posted by: S Freud
All of you are crazy.
Originally posted by: paulxcook
Originally posted by: Schfifty Five
Originally posted by: antyler
My boss today almost sent an email to a customer that ended with " please dont call or email" . . . instead of "please dont hesitate to call or email"
What does that have to do with freudian slips?
I think many people believe that any mistake in which you say what you actually mean (such as antyler's example) is a Freudian slip. Kind of like how people assume schizophrenia means having multiple personalities.