Dallas [
dal-uh s]: They just don't get it. Should I say hello? With what, a notepad? I’ve been surfing YouTube all day b/c I have nothing to do and I LOVE your boxers.
HazMat: Helen; Susan; HaaaazMaaaat
Ostensibly:
1. outwardly appearing as such; professed; pretended: an ostensible cheerfulness concealing sadness
2. apparent, evident, or conspicuous: the ostensible truth of their theories
Skinny [skin-
ee]: standard definition applies; also used to define any one thing, person or event that is fabulous; used to cheer people up when they are feeling fat; origin: Skinny Latte campaign
Get in my purse: The Muff, Khalil, tiny children who aren't screaming, one half of Mancy, Pay It Forward moments in time, ARich, Amy K
Karen: nickname for Katie or Annie, only to be used in this manner by Katie or Annie; nickname for anyone making a STUPID comment; can be paired with “tap” (see below)
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example (credit to Gudis for excellent placement): “ I was talking to Sarah [name changed to protect the guilty] and she said she declined the GQ interview because there were no executives available. And I said
no, Karen...there are four executives available.
AA: Attitude Adjustment; common uses include needing an AA regarding work, getting/being skinny, etc.
Red Bull: used when someone jumps into the middle of a conversation with a comment that does not relate to a) them 2) the conversation; nickname for Erika Bennett
Susan: refers to the Lazy Susan; not to be confused with Susan at HazMat (see above);
Step 1: first step in the rest of our lives?
Tap: Is this thing on? Said in response to someone’s idiocy when...they just don’t get it
Labels: Annie, Gudis, Katie, Language