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doggiesushi

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Jan 28, 2009 23:58

There's something I've always loved about the word "jackass." I've always felt that liberal and judicious use makes you seem a bit older and wiser, and gets the knowing nod of others that have joined that secret club... that secret club that gets you $2 warm Budweisers at the Elks lodge, or the right to talk about your eczema with strangers, or 10 ( Read more... )

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sugarcoatedlie January 29 2009, 06:05:15 UTC

How does it rate if I use it on you instead? Like, say, if I've left you a message because we can't print Lorna's homework, and instead of calling back, you're updating Twitter and LJ, so I call you a jackass? Is that still funny? ;)

amanda_lodden January 29 2009, 15:01:43 UTC

Maybe not to him, but it certainly is to the rest of us. :)

doggiesushi January 30 2009, 16:25:56 UTC

Oh no - make no mistake... it's still way funny to me.

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kimberley66 January 30 2009, 02:22:02 UTC

Yes, indeed! you scored for a win!!

doggiesushi January 30 2009, 16:44:41 UTC

Hm. That still makes it an adjective... although, it way more descriptive than in its noun form, for sure. It think it'd be fun to make a verb and conjugate though..

I jackass
You jackass
He/She jackasses
We jackass
You jackass
They jackass

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doggiesushi January 30 2009, 16:29:05 UTC

Was that the Necro brothers?

(gah - I can't remember their actual last name now... how terrible)

If it is, I can't imagine them saying that... they're not nearly old enough!

invader_zins January 29 2009, 11:08:13 UTC

As tastey as it is, I refuse to say "Moon Over My Hammy" and just point to it on the menu. Why? Because saying that makes me feel like a jackass.

doggiesushi January 30 2009, 16:28:06 UTC

*laughs* Aha! Proper use and context and everything! It warms the heart!

And remember, just for using it, you very well may get 10% off the dish-that-shall-not-be-named. Congrats!

invader_zins January 30 2009, 19:06:38 UTC

I may need to go to Denny's now. The IHOP version, while not embarrassing to say to the server, isn't quite as tasty as the Denny's sillier named version.

seph_ski January 29 2009, 16:13:44 UTC

LOL! :) ...10% off your Moon Over My Hammy... *giggle-snort* But you're right! And it is a great word to throw around.

doggiesushi January 30 2009, 16:25:11 UTC

There's something so harsh about it... probably since both syllables end so roughly... plus I just associate it with cranky old men in John Deere hats. It's so fun to say!