Let Me Be Perfectly Clear

[blaster]

I think everyone on this thread should “get over it”.

 

[Jus Cruisin]

Yes, absolutely.
First, you have to get Nixon out of your mind's eye. This is somewhat revolting all by itself.
Then comes the thought "If you had that ability, we would not be here AGAIN, listening
to your second attempt, by repeating the same nonsense you said the first time!"

The one that really irritated me was "Grow Your Business . . ."
and then there was the voted most hated "At the End of the Day . . ."

Boy, I don't miss all that crap. I'd rather be playing contortionist in my bilge.

I also hate "grow your business". What happened to "building a business/company" ?

 

[LTD.330]

Evidently, there are some pretty thin-skinned peeps on this forum that get so aggravated over an expression.

 

[Yendor]

Evidently, there are some pretty thin-skinned peeps on this forum that get so aggravated over an expression.

Any man that is forced to swallow any kind of BS (whether it be verbal, mental, or physical) repeatedly over time, will find such exposure aggravating without regard to the thickness of his skin.

If you, in your experience, have been spared this first hand knowledge, consider yourself blessed.

The implication that all aggravation is derived from being thin-skinned is an indefensible non-starter.

 

[Halfhitch]

I also hate "grow your business"

I can't believe this either. I am always getting emails from unknown people wanting to sell me pills that will "grow my business". I don't know how that would help. Maybe you take them before those meetings you-all are talking about.

 

[highslice]

"don't", "No offense, but..." followed by something offensive.

 

[Shaps]

Pet peeve.....
"I'm not gonna lie"

Am i to assume that under normal circumstances you would?

 

[bobeast]

Call me thin-

Evidently, there are some pretty thin-skinned peeps on this forum that get so aggravated over an expression.

"peeps"; another good one.

 

[LTD.330]

Of course everyone gets aggravated. But to be so aggrieved by an expression as to whine about it on a forum?

The implication was yours, not mine.

 

[Jus Cruisin]

Of course everyone gets aggravated. But to be so aggrieved by an expression as to whine about it on a forum?

The implication was yours, not mine.

It got me cranked mostly because our "leader" uses constantly during his press conferences

 

[Woody]

It got me cranked mostly because our "leader" uses constantly during his press conferences

I knew what you meant...Joe and Karine Jean-Pierre both.

 

[Yendor]

Of course everyone gets aggravated. But to be so aggrieved by an expression as to whine about it on a forum?

So now when like minded folks who share a common interest gather on a forum, then agree with one another on an unrelated subject, they are not only thinned skinned, but are whiners as well?

Your intent eludes me. However, that isn't something I will loose sleep over. Carry on.

 

[mrsrobinson]

And I hate and despise all the corporate lingo, these guys always make me laugh though

 

[Great Lakes]

“It is what it is”

 

[Scott215]

I keep getting a call from a guy in India and telling me that I won $6 million

 

[Mauler34Rod]

“That was mostly organic growth”

 

[highslice]

"If I am being perfectly honest...". Well, are you?

 

[bobeast]

Of course everyone gets aggravated. But to be so aggrieved by an expression as to whine about it on a forum?

The implication was yours, not mine.

And then to whine about our whining.... I guess we all whine about something.

 

[Timeflys]

“Of course everyone gets aggravated. But to be so aggrieved by an expression as to whine about it on a forum?”

Here is the perfect opportunity to use Blaster’ example from #21!

 

[jmauld]

“It is what it is”

Came here to post this!