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Just found a great website called Overheard in New York. Reminds me of my experience shortly after coming back to the US of overhearing ridiculous conversations. Some of my favorites:
- Man: I just don't get it! Just last night you were complaining about how you never try anything new, but you feel like you should.
- Woman: Ok, well ordering the roast duck is a little different than a threesome, Tim.
- Kid #1: Paper beats rock. BAM! Your rock is blowed up!
- Kid #2: "Bam" doesn't blow up, "bam" makes it spicy. Now I got a SPICY ROCK! You can't defeat that!
- Young woman #1: Guys never want to eat me out.
- Middle-aged dad with kids: Hey, we're trying to eat over here.
- Young woman #1: See, even hearing about it freaks them out.
- Young man at next table: Maybe I can take a look for you and give you my assessment.
- Middle-aged dad with kids: For God's sake, this is a family restaurant!
- Young woman #2: You have a very controversial vagina.
- Older woman: Excuse me, miss?
- Younger woman: Yeah?
- Older woman: Your veil, your burqa is very beautiful. I didn't know your people were allowed to wear it in bright colors.
- Younger woman: It's not a burqa, it's a poncho. I'm Jewish. It's for the rain. I got it at TJ Maxx.
- Guy #1: I'd totally hit that.
- Guy #2: Dude, I'd hit that so hard whoever could pull me out would become the King of England.
Goofing around with new templates, layouts, and integration with new widgets. Forgive the mess...
I get one of these every week in my inbox at work. It's a notification for me to fill out my online timecard.
"This is an automated reminder, no replies necessary.
REMINDER: It is Friday and you have not created a timesheet for this week or previous week(s) listed below.
In order to avoid the Monday rush, please create a timesheet and release today.
Thank you."
WTF is "the Monday rush"? Is this like a run on the virtual bank?