"Children in the back seat make trouble; trouble in the back seat makes children."

[emailcordinator]

Yesterday, my Ops Clerk (who's queerer than a three-dollar bill, but I mean that in the nicest way) warned the guy beside me to "watch out, she's a top".  Nice, Dave.  Couldn't just call me a slut like everyone else

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[narielle]

Urge to say "Drop and give me 20", especially after remarks about 'easiness', is overwhelming. :P

And I like the anagram-type sentence. :)

[emailcordinator]

LOL. Given my general lack of upper-body strength, and, well, physical fitness, that could very well take me all month.

I wish I could claim credit for the sentence, but I overheard a coworker use it yesterday. (Glad I'm not the only one who appreciates it.)