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Get A Life!
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Apart from the annoying habit of postings using the christian names of ABers instead of their Username or a shortened version of it , we see time and time again the post of "get a life"
What does that mean? What sort of life? Joining AQB, waving at each other, chatting in the morning, doing crosswords, OR, going to the gymn, playing tennis, seeing how much we weigh and telly AB?
What does it mean? To me it is meaningless and should be avoided.
What does that mean? What sort of life? Joining AQB, waving at each other, chatting in the morning, doing crosswords, OR, going to the gymn, playing tennis, seeing how much we weigh and telly AB?
What does it mean? To me it is meaningless and should be avoided.
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in Cheers, cliff, lolling against the bar, I think, says- " hey Coors ( a lager) spelt backwards is "Srooc"
and the bar tender says - o get a life
Grow a pair - is 'Man up!' - - in typical AB speak - someone is gonna ask: " Man up what?"
In an evg class exam ( v impt ) a student was complaining about the hardness of the seats and I exclaimed " Oh! Girl up!" - and a younger student whispered another: " did you hear what that old aged pensioner said to the other old codger?"
in Cheers, cliff, lolling against the bar, I think, says- " hey Coors ( a lager) spelt backwards is "Srooc"
and the bar tender says - o get a life
Grow a pair - is 'Man up!' - - in typical AB speak - someone is gonna ask: " Man up what?"
In an evg class exam ( v impt ) a student was complaining about the hardness of the seats and I exclaimed " Oh! Girl up!" - and a younger student whispered another: " did you hear what that old aged pensioner said to the other old codger?"