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I may or may not have been recently castigated :lookaround:

 

"Take a spoonful of concrete and toughen the "FK" up" 

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Mild by comparison, but still fighting words:

"Hey Betty, when you finish typing that up would you get me a cup of coffee?"

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Just because you're offended doesn't mean it's wrong. Feelings aren't real. They're a result of how you interpret the situation. Also, an employee of mine might answer with 'sorry' or 'I'll start thinking before I act'.

Cheers!

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“Don’t let the door hit your ass on the way out.” 😡

-Our conversation is over, thank you for your prompt attention to this matter. 😀

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4 hours ago, BigGuns said:

I don't want to give @Chas.Alpha his first valid reason to drop the hammer, so I respectfully decline to participate in this conversation

Just waiting on you, Mike. Simply biding my time… 🤔⏱️🔨🔨🪓

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19 hours ago, JohnS said:

I have not heard two famous sayings from our Woodwork and Metalwork high school teachers for over thirty years. Specifically:

"You are as useless as tits on a bull" and, "You are as useless as an ashtray on a motorbike"

When the students heard that, they knew they had done the wrong thing.

"If I put both of your brains inside a bird, it would still fly upside down."

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15 hours ago, WarriorPrincess said:

"Dumb as dog shit " is my favourite B)

I prefer "dumb as a bag of hammers" 😁

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To someone who is dumb and is constantly screwing up: "You couldn't organize a f**k in a whore house".

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"Were you born stupid? Or do you have to work at it?"

When my brothers or I forgot something or did something dumb our mother would tell us "If you're heads weren't screwed on, you'd lose those too".  😁

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“Don’t get your panties in a wad.”

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I have a corporate job and a co-worker who insisted I was wrong about a policy & practice (I was in the right, I trained them a decade ago, and I'm more senior - not just in age), after repeating the correct answer for a 3rd time in front of others I said, "AND I OUT RANK YOU." They were so upset over that they skipped over their manager and took it straight to our group boss. I was asked to apologize.

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