The Isolated Blurt Thread: I Learned The Truth at XVII

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If my sister loved me as much as she does her cats, would I be able shit all over her floor too? :confused:
 
I think those who say, "I'm just being honest," should say - were they truly honest - "I'm just being asshole."

I'm just being an asshole, but everything about you sucks. Let me give you my thesis why. No need to get upset, bitch. Damn, it's just my opinion.
 
I had a conference call this morning. I don't like conference calls because my mind wanders when I'm not directly involved; then the next thing I know everyone has hung up and I'm not sure if I was committed to do anything or not.
 
I think those who say, "I'm just being honest," should say - were they truly honest - "I'm just being asshole."

It's like here in the south people say "bless her heart". It's basically a blank slate to say whatever you want. Then you say bless her heart after and all is okay.

"She looked like a fat, hideous cowbag in that dress, bless her heart."
 
I had a conference call this morning. I don't like conference calls because my mind wanders when I'm not directly involved; then the next thing I know everyone has hung up and I'm not sure if I was committed to do anything or not.

It was obviously a productive meeting.
 
"Bless your/her/his heart" makes me wish with all my being that I was born in the South. I've tried to use it a few times, but I can't quite pull it off.

Try "no offense". It works the same, but it's able to be used all over the place. It's less discriminatory.

"No offense, but you look like a hideous cowbag in that dress."
 
Just read a news story about a guy in a remote cabin in Montana who shot his entire family and then offed himself and my first thought was-demons.

So I guess if I can channel my mom with the demons thing for no good reason then I can still say bless her heart when I mean what a skank-ass bitch.
 
It's like here in the south people say "bless her heart". It's basically a blank slate to say whatever you want. Then you say bless her heart after and all is okay.

"She looked like a fat, hideous cowbag in that dress, bless her heart."

I've always used "bless her/his heart" as a shot at someone.

"She can't help being stupid, bless her heart."

The above is actually redundant when I say it. I would just say, "Bless her heart" with those in the know knowing what I actually was saying and meant.
 
I've always used "bless her/his heart" as a shot at someone.

"She can't help being stupid, bless her heart."

The above is actually redundant when I say it. I would just say, "Bless her heart" with those in the know knowing what I actually was saying and meant.

I used to do something similar with ugly babies. If someone had one of those frog looking children, I would tell them that their child was "precious".

Eyer is precious, bless his heart.
 
I wish we could give Eyer some sex offenders to beat and give Reci a 16 year old to play with to keep them busy for a while.
 
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