Hungry?

[dazie]

Indian food. 

[Jessie]

I'm just finishing a big ass chicken taco salad.  So yummy.

[DownSouth]

mmmmm...ass chicken

[Jessie]

mmmmm...ass chicken

You're feisty today.

[swolt]

no PBJ. I went and ate bbq. yum

[dazie]

no PBJ. I went and ate bbq. yum

Ditto.  Except I didn't eat indian food.

[dazie]

I think it should now be breaded and deep fried. And served with Au Jus on the side.

AIGH.  You've just hit on one of my pet peeves. 

In French, "au jus" means WITH JUICE.  So when restaurants serve stuff "with au jus" they're serving it "with with juice"

Drives me buggy.

Agreed.  But most people can barely speak English.  Can we really expect them to understand the nuances of a second language?

I've been pondering this.  This really isn't about understanding the nuances of a second language, it is about learning what's correct and proper. 

Sure- I can half ass my way through things, talk with mush mouth and poor grammar, eat grapes at the store before they're weighed... but it is wrong.  I can use thru instead of through, ru? instead of Are you? and lots of other things.  Sure- people will understand it, just like they understand that "with au jus" means you get a little bowl of salty broth with your prime rib.  But it isn't proper and that is what bothers me.

[swolt]

I think it should now be breaded and deep fried. And served with Au Jus on the side.

AIGH.  You've just hit on one of my pet peeves. 

In French, "au jus" means WITH JUICE.  So when restaurants serve stuff "with au jus" they're serving it "with with juice"

Drives me buggy.

Agreed.  But most people can barely speak English.  Can we really expect them to understand the nuances of a second language?

I've been pondering this.  This really isn't about understanding the nuances of a second language, it is about learning what's correct and proper. 

Sure- I can half ass my way through things, talk with mush mouth and poor grammar, eat grapes at the store before they're weighed... but it is wrong.  I can use thru instead of through, ru? instead of Are you? and lots of other things.  Sure- people will understand it, just like they understand that "with au jus" means you get a little bowl of salty broth with your prime rib.  But it isn't proper and that is what bothers me.

people ask me all the time about the CPU unit. CPU stands for Central Processing Unit. So they are saying "The Central Processing Unit unit."
it drives me crazy.

[dazie]

I think it should now be breaded and deep fried. And served with Au Jus on the side.

AIGH.  You've just hit on one of my pet peeves. 

In French, "au jus" means WITH JUICE.  So when restaurants serve stuff "with au jus" they're serving it "with with juice"

Drives me buggy.

Agreed.  But most people can barely speak English.  Can we really expect them to understand the nuances of a second language?

I've been pondering this.  This really isn't about understanding the nuances of a second language, it is about learning what's correct and proper. 

Sure- I can half ass my way through things, talk with mush mouth and poor grammar, eat grapes at the store before they're weighed... but it is wrong.  I can use thru instead of through, ru? instead of Are you? and lots of other things.  Sure- people will understand it, just like they understand that "with au jus" means you get a little bowl of salty broth with your prime rib.  But it isn't proper and that is what bothers me.

people ask me all the time about the CPU unit. CPU stands for Central Processing Unit. So they are saying "The Central Processing Unit unit."
it drives me crazy.

PIN number. 

[swolt]

I think it should now be breaded and deep fried. And served with Au Jus on the side.

AIGH.  You've just hit on one of my pet peeves. 

In French, "au jus" means WITH JUICE.  So when restaurants serve stuff "with au jus" they're serving it "with with juice"

Drives me buggy.

Agreed.  But most people can barely speak English.  Can we really expect them to understand the nuances of a second language?

I've been pondering this.  This really isn't about understanding the nuances of a second language, it is about learning what's correct and proper. 

Sure- I can half ass my way through things, talk with mush mouth and poor grammar, eat grapes at the store before they're weighed... but it is wrong.  I can use thru instead of through, ru? instead of Are you? and lots of other things.  Sure- people will understand it, just like they understand that "with au jus" means you get a little bowl of salty broth with your prime rib.  But it isn't proper and that is what bothers me.

people ask me all the time about the CPU unit. CPU stands for Central Processing Unit. So they are saying "The Central Processing Unit unit."
it drives me crazy.

PIN number. 

crazy woman

[dazie]

I think it should now be breaded and deep fried. And served with Au Jus on the side.

AIGH.  You've just hit on one of my pet peeves. 

In French, "au jus" means WITH JUICE.  So when restaurants serve stuff "with au jus" they're serving it "with with juice"

Drives me buggy.

Agreed.  But most people can barely speak English.  Can we really expect them to understand the nuances of a second language?

I've been pondering this.  This really isn't about understanding the nuances of a second language, it is about learning what's correct and proper. 

Sure- I can half ass my way through things, talk with mush mouth and poor grammar, eat grapes at the store before they're weighed... but it is wrong.  I can use thru instead of through, ru? instead of Are you? and lots of other things.  Sure- people will understand it, just like they understand that "with au jus" means you get a little bowl of salty broth with your prime rib.  But it isn't proper and that is what bothers me.

people ask me all the time about the CPU unit. CPU stands for Central Processing Unit. So they are saying "The Central Processing Unit unit."
it drives me crazy.

PIN number. 

crazy woman

Celibate Swolt.

[Bennyhana]

I think it should now be breaded and deep fried. And served with Au Jus on the side.

AIGH.  You've just hit on one of my pet peeves. 

In French, "au jus" means WITH JUICE.  So when restaurants serve stuff "with au jus" they're serving it "with with juice"

Drives me buggy.

Agreed.  But most people can barely speak English.  Can we really expect them to understand the nuances of a second language?

I've been pondering this.  This really isn't about understanding the nuances of a second language, it is about learning what's correct and proper. 

Sure- I can half ass my way through things, talk with mush mouth and poor grammar, eat grapes at the store before they're weighed... but it is wrong.  I can use thru instead of through, ru? instead of Are you? and lots of other things.  Sure- people will understand it, just like they understand that "with au jus" means you get a little bowl of salty broth with your prime rib.  But it isn't proper and that is what bothers me.

people ask me all the time about the CPU unit. CPU stands for Central Processing Unit. So they are saying "The Central Processing Unit unit."
it drives me crazy.

PIN number. 

crazy woman

Celibate Swolt.

BURN!

[Jessie]

I think it should now be breaded and deep fried. And served with Au Jus on the side.

AIGH.  You've just hit on one of my pet peeves. 

In French, "au jus" means WITH JUICE.  So when restaurants serve stuff "with au jus" they're serving it "with with juice"

Drives me buggy.

Agreed.  But most people can barely speak English.  Can we really expect them to understand the nuances of a second language?

I've been pondering this.  This really isn't about understanding the nuances of a second language, it is about learning what's correct and proper. 

Sure- I can half ass my way through things, talk with mush mouth and poor grammar, eat grapes at the store before they're weighed... but it is wrong.  I can use thru instead of through, ru? instead of Are you? and lots of other things.  Sure- people will understand it, just like they understand that "with au jus" means you get a little bowl of salty broth with your prime rib.  But it isn't proper and that is what bothers me.

people ask me all the time about the CPU unit. CPU stands for Central Processing Unit. So they are saying "The Central Processing Unit unit."
it drives me crazy.

PIN number. 

crazy woman

Celibate Swolt.

BURN!

Nah, that's the one thing he doesn't have to worry about.

[Gamplayerx]

I think it should now be breaded and deep fried. And served with Au Jus on the side.

AIGH.  You've just hit on one of my pet peeves. 

In French, "au jus" means WITH JUICE.  So when restaurants serve stuff "with au jus" they're serving it "with with juice"

Drives me buggy.

Agreed.  But most people can barely speak English.  Can we really expect them to understand the nuances of a second language?

I've been pondering this.  This really isn't about understanding the nuances of a second language, it is about learning what's correct and proper. 

Sure- I can half ass my way through things, talk with mush mouth and poor grammar, eat grapes at the store before they're weighed... but it is wrong.  I can use thru instead of through, ru? instead of Are you? and lots of other things.  Sure- people will understand it, just like they understand that "with au jus" means you get a little bowl of salty broth with your prime rib.  But it isn't proper and that is what bothers me.

people ask me all the time about the CPU unit. CPU stands for Central Processing Unit. So they are saying "The Central Processing Unit unit."
it drives me crazy.

PIN number. 

crazy woman

Celibate Swolt.

BURN!

Nah, that's the one thing he doesn't have to worry about.

I beg to differ.  He's as pasty and freckly as you.

[Alice]

ATM machine?

[swolt]

hungry hungry hippo

[swolt]

I think it should now be breaded and deep fried. And served with Au Jus on the side.

AIGH.  You've just hit on one of my pet peeves. 

In French, "au jus" means WITH JUICE.  So when restaurants serve stuff "with au jus" they're serving it "with with juice"

Drives me buggy.

Agreed.  But most people can barely speak English.  Can we really expect them to understand the nuances of a second language?

I've been pondering this.  This really isn't about understanding the nuances of a second language, it is about learning what's correct and proper. 

Sure- I can half ass my way through things, talk with mush mouth and poor grammar, eat grapes at the store before they're weighed... but it is wrong.  I can use thru instead of through, ru? instead of Are you? and lots of other things.  Sure- people will understand it, just like they understand that "with au jus" means you get a little bowl of salty broth with your prime rib.  But it isn't proper and that is what bothers me.

people ask me all the time about the CPU unit. CPU stands for Central Processing Unit. So they are saying "The Central Processing Unit unit."
it drives me crazy.

PIN number. 

crazy woman

Celibate Swolt.

I'm saving myself.

... for the next girl willing to fuck me

[Alice]

I think it should now be breaded and deep fried. And served with Au Jus on the side.

AIGH.  You've just hit on one of my pet peeves. 

In French, "au jus" means WITH JUICE.  So when restaurants serve stuff "with au jus" they're serving it "with with juice"

Drives me buggy.

Agreed.  But most people can barely speak English.  Can we really expect them to understand the nuances of a second language?

I've been pondering this.  This really isn't about understanding the nuances of a second language, it is about learning what's correct and proper. 

Sure- I can half ass my way through things, talk with mush mouth and poor grammar, eat grapes at the store before they're weighed... but it is wrong.  I can use thru instead of through, ru? instead of Are you? and lots of other things.  Sure- people will understand it, just like they understand that "with au jus" means you get a little bowl of salty broth with your prime rib.  But it isn't proper and that is what bothers me.

people ask me all the time about the CPU unit. CPU stands for Central Processing Unit. So they are saying "The Central Processing Unit unit."
it drives me crazy.

PIN number. 

crazy woman

Celibate Swolt.

I'm saving myself.

... for the next girl willing to fuck me

Doesn't your mom live next door?

[Jessie]

Good god.  A coworker brought in tomatoes from his garden.  I made some mac and cheese and green beans and sliced up a tomato...best lunch ever.

[Alice]

Good god.  A coworker brought in tomatoes from his garden.  I made some mac and cheese and green beans and sliced up a tomato...best lunch ever.

I thought you said tornadoes.

[DownSouth]

Tomatoes are gross.

[Jessie]

There ain't nothin' in the world like home grown tomatoes.

[BigDun]

I had Fuddruckers for lunch. Fuddruckers' burgers rock!

[cnamon]

I had Fuddruckers for lunch. Fuddruckers' burgers rock!

Are you still in Alexandria?

I am having BBQ chicken.

[BigDun]

I had Fuddruckers for lunch. Fuddruckers' burgers rock!

Are you still in Alexandria?

Yup. I get to drive back to Delaware around 2:00. Crossing the Bay Bridge should be really fun at 3:00 on a Friday.