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batskeetsTwo random and potentially annoying language habits I have recently picked up:
1) After greeting someone, saying "what's cooking?" instead of "how are you?" or "what's up?" Why am I doing this? Unless I'm greeting someone in a kitchen, that doesn't even entirely make sense! ::asdlfkhsdlfkhasf::
2a) Using "paco" as a term of endearment, i.e. "Hey, paco!" instead of "Hey, buddy!", and
2b) Using "paco" as a substitute for more vulgar, derogatory names for random idiots, i.e. "Try using your goddamned blinker, paco!" versus "Try using your goddamned blinker, asshole!" I blame both of these on James, for his gratuitous use of "Paco" both inside and outside of his role-playing adventures.
Hopefully, these are like many of my other verbal fixations, and will soon fade away in favour of a different slang term. Jeez.
Okay, time to go running. My legs may hate me later today, but they'll thank me two weeks from now.
1) After greeting someone, saying "what's cooking?" instead of "how are you?" or "what's up?" Why am I doing this? Unless I'm greeting someone in a kitchen, that doesn't even entirely make sense! ::asdlfkhsdlfkhasf::
2a) Using "paco" as a term of endearment, i.e. "Hey, paco!" instead of "Hey, buddy!", and
2b) Using "paco" as a substitute for more vulgar, derogatory names for random idiots, i.e. "Try using your goddamned blinker, paco!" versus "Try using your goddamned blinker, asshole!" I blame both of these on James, for his gratuitous use of "Paco" both inside and outside of his role-playing adventures.
Hopefully, these are like many of my other verbal fixations, and will soon fade away in favour of a different slang term. Jeez.
Okay, time to go running. My legs may hate me later today, but they'll thank me two weeks from now.
