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There's also the ever-popular (and grammatically correct) GFY.

No charge.

Has anyone read the book "Eats, Shoots and Leaves"?

I think you'll like it

Spoken Written like a Posterchild for the Slacker Generation whose byline is "We lower expectations."

Edited for syntax and grammar.

We're having fun. Does that bother you?

p.s. Have a look at the thread title. Have you ever heard of a double entendre?

It bothers me, so knock it off.

Piss off. In the figurative sense, not the literal sense.

I'm a lover, not a fighter, Dotty Shannon.

And I'm not responsible for malcontents who can't take their cue from a thread title.

I needed some abuse. Thanks.

You guys are rediculously funny. 

I am an admitted grammar freak.  I love it.  Another phrase that bothers me:  reoccurring.

As in, "I sense a reoccurring theme here."

If you google "poopyhead" you get plenty of references, including one in which President Bush called Senator Kerry a "poopyhead." Merriam-Webster does not contain either versions. As it is in the popular vernacular, I would assume the hyphen is a regional preference.

The colon followed by exclamation created an exclamatory remark which stood on its own.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! Clever, Shannon.

Oh, you were all thinking it.  I just deal with it enough on a daily basis to not be afraid to talk about it, touch it, etc. 
Example:  About three hours ago at Chucky Cheese....Bennie, age 3 disappears.  My girlfriend (new mom) freaks out thinking he's been kidnapped.  I checked the bathroom.  He had gone poopy by himself (yay) and got it all over himself, his underwear, etc.  Luckily, I have a spare everything in my purse....I would SO win Let's Make a Deal! Anyway, just another poopy/colon day.  Christ I've got to go back to work soon.

Hey, I haven't even started quoting William F. Buckley yet.

Nor have I used the word "pedantic."

Bear gets wiggly over pedantic.