the random musings not worthy of new thread thread

[Rome]

Or the GREATEST EVER!

[General_Failure]

I keep it in my top five with esperanto and klingon.

[Yeti]

Pfft, goyishe kop.

[Yeti]

I worked for the Northeast Times.  I'm more Jewish then Todd is.

[Sgt PSN]

Sounds like you're more of a journalist, too.

[MDS]

i worked for the northeast times, or whats left of it, too

their offices arent even in philly

[Zanshin]

I keep it in my top five with esperanto and klingon.

Esperanto...I can't think of that without thinking of the Stainless Steel Rat. And you might actually get that reference.

[phattymatty]

i walked right through a cbs interview on the street this morning, then stopped and did a little monkey dance. the nerdy guy with the mic got extremely mad at me. i laughed. i think in his heart he laughed too.

[General_Failure]

We are so farged now.

[Sgt PSN]

i walked right through a cbs interview on the street this morning, then stopped and did a little monkey dance. the nerdy guy with the mic got extremely mad at me. i laughed. i think in his heart he laughed too.

I fully expect you to get a clip of this and put it on youtube. 

[SunMo]

[SunMo]

[DH]

My sister was a teacher in Tampa for a bit at a low-income school...she was telling me some of the kids names over the weekend, but none of them really phased me...except this one: L-A.

What would you think it is? L.A. was my only thought....nope, it's L'dash'a.

I've heard some horrible names, but this one is now at the top of the list.

[Munson]

That's a popular urban legend, usually told as the child's name being Le-A and then asking a friend how they'd pronounce it, with answers being Leah, Laya, etc....it's been undetermined if the story is actually true or not, according to snopes.

The original email was meant to have some racist undertones to it.

[DH]

According to my sister, this girl exists - she's 6 years old, and has a 20 year old mother who gets pissy whenever someone screws up the pronounciation of the name. God Bless America.