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2005-12-04 10:57 AM
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well, that's what happens when one arrives late to the game. Will you ever forgive me? Maybe I should just ask which shoes/wetsuit/trisuit/tribike/gel I should buy before my first race. Surely that hasn't been done before.



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3558 - 2005-12-04 9:43 AM

Clearly you are referring to me.  My apologies, though I can't help myself.  Dude is as much a part of my vocabulary as numbers are a part of my username.

You all really want us to stop talking about burritos?



No, I wasn't. Lots of people have used it, but I don't remember you in particular having 'duded' me. It doesn't really bother me, we are all free to dude, chipotle and burrito as much as we care to, after all, this is an [almost] free message board!
2005-12-04 12:40 PM
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Dude, it's cool.   (there, you have been officially duded.)

Opus - 2005-12-04 11:57 AM
3558 - 2005-12-04 9:43 AM

Clearly you are referring to me.  My apologies, though I can't help myself.  Dude is as much a part of my vocabulary as numbers are a part of my username.

You all really want us to stop talking about burritos?

No, I wasn't. Lots of people have used it, but I don't remember you in particular having 'duded' me. It doesn't really bother me, we are all free to dude, chipotle and burrito as much as we care to, after all, this is an [almost] free message board!

2005-12-05 8:44 PM
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Brining it back on track I am tired of hearing soldiers referred to as Troops eg: "Several troops were injured." That's a lot of people!

Another one: For all intents and purposes....


2005-12-05 10:15 PM
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glf33 - 2005-12-02 12:33 PM

It is what it is

It IS? Are you SURE? So then, it SNOT what it SNOT?

The ULTIMATE in stating the obvious.



When you're dancin' with your honey and your nose is kinda runny and you think it's kinda funny well it's SNOT!


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2005-12-05 10:23 PM
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Wookiee - 2005-12-05 9:44 PM  Another one: For all intents and purposes....

Ohhhhhhhh!  That makes a lot more sense.  I thought it was:

FOR ALL IN  TENTS & PORPOISES! 



2005-12-05 10:28 PM
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can we bring in corporate speak to this game?

"How can we monetize this product?"

"It's time for us to ramp-up"

"What's the ROI on this research?" (god, i hate that one)

"You missed forecast and are over budget"

a personal favorite site... http://www.dack.com/web/bullshit.html

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