O.G. said:
Out of staters calling Texas, "the south", lumping us in with Alabama/Mississippi/GA etc.
Texas is not, "the south".
Texas is Texas.
Bluto said:Gunny456 said:
Calling a .308 and .30-06 a different "Caliber".
Ha! Yep, when you hear that, you have to decide, do I want to go full cartridge nomenclature snob on this person or just let it ride!
schmellba99 said:O.G. said:
Out of staters calling Texas, "the south", lumping us in with Alabama/Mississippi/GA etc.
Texas is not, "the south".
Texas is Texas.
Ehh, this is kinda dumb.
Yes, Texas is Texas....but we were also part of the Confederate States of America and absolutely included in "the south" when it comes to common nomenclature and description of the CSA during the War of Northern Aggression.
O.G. said:schmellba99 said:O.G. said:
Out of staters calling Texas, "the south", lumping us in with Alabama/Mississippi/GA etc.
Texas is not, "the south".
Texas is Texas.
Ehh, this is kinda dumb.
Yes, Texas is Texas....but we were also part of the Confederate States of America and absolutely included in "the south" when it comes to common nomenclature and description of the CSA during the War of Northern Aggression.
The confederacy lasted all of 4-5years.
We were a state before that, a country before that, part of Mexico, Spain and Comancheria (I stole that word) before that. All of which were longer than the confederacy lasted.
The French claimed Texas for over 70 years and NO ONE will tell you that Texas is French.
The influence here is far and away more southwest/spanish etc than the antelbellum south ever was.
Hank the Grifter said:
In general:
The word "Amazing". It has lost all significance. Someone puts a plate of food on front of you…"Oh my God, that looks AMAZING!" Someone puts on a new outfit…."Oh my God, you look AMAZING!"
Just shut up.
In sports:
"Arm talent". I want to murder the creator of this stupid ass phrase. He's got a strong arm. He throws a good pass. His arm doesn't possess a ****ing talent.
On TexAgs:
"Arse". You can and should type the word "ass". It was funny for about 15 minutes in 1995 after we all saw Braveheart. Now it's just painfully lame.
When interacting with an employee at an establishment I'm patronizing (mostly at restaurants but not limited to them):
Being called "boss" or "chief". Whatever happened to just "sir"? I'm 51. You're a 19 year old kid. I'm not your buddy. I don't demand respect but just a little courtesy.
"Unboxing". When did this become a word. Whatever happened to just opening something?
Naveronski said:Mowdy Ag said:
"To be honest…"
Are you telling me that you usually aren't?
Eh, I don't mind this one.
It's usually used as "I should sugar coat this, but I'm going to be frank with you" or "It is not in my best interest to disclose this information that may upset you, but..."
Reel Aggies said:
"It's just the principle of the thing" Means nothing happening past this point
Hank the Grifter said:
In general:
The word "Amazing". It has lost all significance. Someone puts a plate of food on front of you…"Oh my God, that looks AMAZING!" Someone puts on a new outfit…."Oh my God, you look AMAZING!"
Just shut up.
In sports:
"Arm talent". I want to murder the creator of this stupid ass phrase. He's got a strong arm. He throws a good pass. His arm doesn't possess a ****ing talent.
On TexAgs:
"Arse". You can and should type the word "ass". It was funny for about 15 minutes in 1995 after we all saw Braveheart. Now it's just painfully lame.
When interacting with an employee at an establishment I'm patronizing (mostly at restaurants but not limited to them):
Being called "boss" or "chief". Whatever happened to just "sir"? I'm 51. You're a 19 year old kid. I'm not your buddy. I don't demand respect but just a little courtesy.
"Unboxing". When did this become a word. Whatever happened to just opening something?
normaleagle05 said:
Must of
Jack Ruby said:
Irregardless
ought1ag said:
when anyone calls garlic in a jar "Jarlic"
ocling said:
Calling "antlers" "horns"
one safe place said:
Reaching out
My bad
Veggies
You do you
Tell me you haven't ???? without telling me you haven't ?????
My name is Mike, and I am old, don't like being called "Mr. Mike" by those of any age, much less those in their 50s
Our wide receiver "room" or our running back "room" and such. Hell, there isn't a special room for them, shoot whoever started it
Hank the Grifter said:
"The War of Northern Aggression"
If you actually say this, you can't gripe about ANYTHING anyone else says.
EVA3 said:Hank the Grifter said:
"The War of Northern Aggression"
If you actually say this, you can't gripe about ANYTHING anyone else says.
A better name that I use is the War for Southern Independence.
cochrum said:ought1ag said:
when anyone calls garlic in a jar "Jarlic"
Thats funny, never heard that one! I'll start saying that
DGrimesAg92 said:ocling said:
Calling "antlers" "horns"
ok, yankee
