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121PyLut 08-07-2013 04:40 AM


Originally Posted by Royer (Post 1458486)


Wow, I agree...

ForeverFO 08-07-2013 05:45 AM


Originally Posted by Royer (Post 1458486)

Definitely a "you are punked" spoof blog.

Isn't it? :eek:

CriticalMach 08-07-2013 08:57 AM

All the blue shirt monkeys that sprint out of the light rail in MSP Terminal 2 to get to the parking garage parking to avoid other people sharing the elevator with them smh...!!
I, unfortunately, once had an opportunity to walk behind two of these imbasols in blue shirt. Their conversation was shocking. It pretty much related to passenger discomfort and their abuse by them.

CriticalMach 08-07-2013 08:58 AM

I also nominate those that can't differentiate between 'there' and "they're" or "your" and "you're". End of rant. Thanks bye

Jughead135 08-07-2013 09:23 AM


Originally Posted by CriticalMach (Post 1458599)
I, unfortunately, once had an opportunity to walk behind two of these imbasols in blue shirt.


Originally Posted by CriticalMach (Post 1458600)
I also nominate those that can't differentiate between 'there' and "they're" or "your" and "you're". End of rant. Thanks bye

Yeah, you'd have to be a real "imbasol" to make that kind of error....

Cruise 08-07-2013 10:32 AM


Originally Posted by CriticalMach (Post 1458600)
I also nominate those that can't differentiate between 'there' and "they're" or "your" and "you're". End of rant. Thanks bye

Agreed.....but don't forget 'their' in the mix too.


Originally Posted by Jughead135 (Post 1458605)
Yeah, you'd have to be a real "imbasol" to make that kind of error....

Even funnier though! Even imbeciles know it's not imbasol. :D

LNL76 08-07-2013 10:56 AM

How about "to" and "too" as well. I also don't get airline crew who use "isle" when they clearly mean "aisle."

LoudFastRules 08-07-2013 11:53 AM

Maybe they're referring to Gilligan's Isle?
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captjns 08-07-2013 12:07 PM


Originally Posted by LNL76 (Post 1458641)
How about "to" and "too" as well. I also don't get airline crew who use "isle" when they clearly mean "aisle."

Don't forget two to.

Jughead135 08-07-2013 12:23 PM


Originally Posted by captjns (Post 1458673)
Don't forget two to.

Did someone say "tutu"...?


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