Out of curiousity?

what's really interesting is things like 'pwned' is making it into physcial language as well.

I guess my bosses niece or nephew used it in a sentence the other day and he had no idea what they were talking about.

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Jon Burke - KI6LSW
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Jon Burke Wrote:
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> what's really interesting is things like 'pwned'
> is making it into physcial language as well.
>
> I guess my bosses niece or nephew used it in a
> sentence the other day and he had no idea what
> they were talking about.
>
> Jon Burke - KI6LSW
> Blog:
> 'Holy Shit!' @ 4:10


hahahaha, and see, I thought that wasn't used anymore

I am guilty of saying for the win or for the lose in real life, and I'm sure a few other things as well

I'll be at a decent sized party this Sat night up in Renton with a bunch of my online friends (some of them I've met before, most I haven't) and it's gonna be pretty funny to see how many of us use any type of internet speak while we're there



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Odd names for cars/vehicles is quite common, I think.
At work we've got volvos which go by ovlov, ovulators, or vulva.
Then theres the dynalift = vaginalift.
Skytrack = sextrack.
Quite a few others, but those all follow a common theme so I figure they're a good example.
I'm still working on a good one for the Svedala, other than just saying it in a thick swedish accent. Sveeeeeedala.
Toyota corolla is a good one with an intense finnish accent. Hard to express in typing, but its like toyota corrrrala. Roll the R a little.

Work gets boring, making up names makes it fun.

pikespeakgtx Wrote:
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> You talkin' 'bout Manspeaker's car?
>
> Michael LeCompte

That would be the same one.

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JohnLane

Overkill is consistently more fun