"youguys"

karencahill · 31-01-2008 9:09pm #1

Hello, I work in the service sector, insurance, and lately my head has been tormented by people using the word "guy". No matter wether people are refering to man, woman, child or beast, guy is the chosen phrase. If its not "hi guys" its "you guys", "our guys", "their guys", "where are we going for lunch, guys?", "can I help you, guys", "thats all, Guys". It is really leading me to question my existance. Any thoughts?

Basq · 31-01-2008 9:10pm

Oddest first post I've ever read..

.. never bothered me to be honest!

EDIT: And when I read the thread title, all I could think of was this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkB5-BHxKZI

Mossy Monk · 31-01-2008 9:12pm

I used to work with someone who always referred to his guys when talking about anything.

thecleverone · 31-01-2008 9:12pm

I have to say i overuse the word "lads". If i say i'm going out for a drink with the lads, i don't necessarily mean guys. Its usually a combination of guys and gals. And this is coming from a girl.

WiDGe-> · 31-01-2008 9:12pm

i know a guy who's name is guy - bet you'd love him

Karoma · 31-01-2008 9:12pm

karencahill wrote: »

Hello, I work in the service sector, insurance, and lately my head has been tormented by people using the word "guy". No matter wether people are refering to man, woman, child or beast, guy is the chosen phrase. If its not "hi guys" its "you guys", "our guys", "their guys", "where are we going for lunch, guys?", "can I help you, guys", "thats all, Guys". It is really leading me to question my existance. Any thoughts?

Go against the grain! Refer to males as 'bollox', and females as 'cunt'.

This will make you happier in your work-life and in life in general and it will free up more time for you to (over)think things like this and post about them. Win win.

Pighead · 31-01-2008 9:16pm

Pighead likes the cut of this karencahill character. And before anybody says it, you're wrong. It has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with the fact her name is a cunningly disguised anagram inviting us to lick her anal

Sir Oxman · 31-01-2008 9:16pm

thecleverone wrote: »

I have to say i overuse the word "lads". If i say i'm going out for a drink with the lads, i don't necessarily mean guys. Its usually a combination of guys and gals. And this is coming from a girl.

At a very dodgy but strangely, firmly-footed guess, you'd be from Offaly or one of the other 30 counties (Dublin excluded naturally where such a phrase would be laughed outta da gaff. Loike)

Basq · 31-01-2008 9:17pm

Pighead wrote: »

Pighead likes the cut of this karencahill character. And before anybody says it, you're wrong. It has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with the fact her name is a cunningly disguised anagram inviting us to lick her anal

Oh Christ...

.. best Pighead post in a long time!

Rhyme · 31-01-2008 9:17pm

Referring to group of girls - "girls"

Referring to group of guys - "guys"

Referring to mixed group - "guys" (unless i can think of an alternative like "<girls name(s)> and the guys").

Also, seconding the sloth'ness of the thread title.

Sir Oxman · 31-01-2008 9:20pm

Pighead wrote: »

Pighead likes the cut of this karencahill character. And before anybody says it, you're wrong. It has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with the fact her name is a cunningly disguised anagram inviting us to lick her anal

If she says 'lads' instead of 'guys', my guess (firmly-footed again) is she would just 'plop and go' which wouldn't float my scatless boat.

tech77 · 31-01-2008 9:23pm

Pighead wrote: »

Pighead likes the cut of this karencahill character. And before anybody says it, you're wrong. It has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with the fact her name is a cunningly disguised anagram inviting us to lick her anal

Back on form.
I think Pighead is Karen Cahill just to get the gag in.

karencahill · 31-01-2008 9:24pm

So people don't think Dublin has turned into a poor "guys" LA?

Rb · 31-01-2008 9:26pm

karencahill wrote: »

So people don't think Dublin has turned into a poor "guys" LA?

No.

I presume you're the one in the office who moans about f*cking everything so?

Also, Pighead, genius.

Sir Oxman · 31-01-2008 9:33pm

karencahill wrote: »

So people don't think Dublin has turned into a poor "guys" LA?

No. It's just very, very poor.

karencahill · 31-01-2008 9:36pm

rb_ie wrote: »

No.

I presume you're the one in the office who moans about f*cking everything so?

Also, Pighead, genius.

No, I just treat people with respect.

AckwelFoley · 31-01-2008 9:41pm

Hey Guys.

What do u think of that Guy Richie guy?

Rb · 31-01-2008 9:41pm

karencahill wrote: »

No, I just treat people with respect.

...

Maybe you should try quitting life?See how that works out?

karencahill · 31-01-2008 9:43pm

rb_ie wrote: »

...

Maybe you should try quitting life?See how that works out?

I would say that you could offer some good advice on that front.

AckwelFoley · 31-01-2008 9:43pm

Pighead wrote: »

Pighead likes the cut of this karencahill character. And before anybody says it, you're wrong. It has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with the fact her name is a cunningly disguised anagram inviting us to lick her anal

lol :DC .. get help..

Medication works a treat.

karencahill · 31-01-2008 9:45pm

So are we all keeping with the times. Who drinks lattes or mochas?

Rb · 31-01-2008 9:51pm

karencahill wrote: »

I would say that you could offer some good advice on that front.

This, yet again, makes no sense.

Ok ok, do this. Go to the cabinet where mummy and daddy keep all their pills from the doctor, squeeze the cap on the bottles while twisting it and consume everything you find in every bottle. It will bring you to a happy place.

Naos · 31-01-2008 9:52pm

Karencahill, Pighead has saved this thread, you should be very grateful towards him.

I'll let Snyper come up with a sufficient act of gratitude.

karencahill · 31-01-2008 9:57pm

I must have hit a few nerves. rb do you wear abercrombie & fitch clothing?

Rb · 31-01-2008 10:10pm

karencahill wrote: »

I must have hit a few nerves. rb do you wear abercrombie & fitch clothing?

?
Wtf.

Do you have a dison vacuum cleaner?

karencahill · 31-01-2008 10:13pm

I am getting the impression that this topic is giving you a reality check.

Rb · 31-01-2008 10:16pm

karencahill wrote: »

I am getting the impression that this topic is giving you a reality check.

What brand of washing up liquid do you use?

karencahill · 31-01-2008 10:17pm

What ever one the advertisements tell me to buy, therefore usually the most expensive. I am a good consumer.

AckwelFoley · 31-01-2008 10:19pm

THuNDERDOME IS THAT WAY >>>>>>

Rb · 31-01-2008 10:20pm

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Rb · 31-01-2008 10:20pm

snyper wrote: »

THuNDERDOME IS THAT WAY >>>>>>

Thread deletion more like.

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