What's this new "But I digress" trend in AH?

The Agogo

...it's sucky to be honest and sounds like it has been ripped from an American soap!

But I digress...

alwaysadub

Can't say i've noticed it to be honest.
People trying to sound posh maybe?

The Agogo

I'm guessing it's from Frasier.

Superbus

The Agogo wrote: »

I'm guessing it's from Frasier.

Hey, don't pour scorn on The Fraige.

Bonito

Can't say I've noticed it but trends & fads come and go. If this one is coming in, it'll be going at some stage.

The Agogo

Superbus wrote: »

Hey, don't pour scorn on The Fraige.

I'm not! That's one of the best.

funk-you

Yeah, I don't know where people get it from. I used to like climbing trees. In fact I have many warm memories of spending summers building tree houses. The warm summer breeze felt cooling as we sprinted from the Gotchie on the local building site with our 'supplies'.

This one time he called the Garda on us. They came down, running across the field sprinting towards us. Little did they know fom our newly built perch we could see them coming a mile off.

We scattered in many directions with the twilight grass whipping off our bare legs leavin the cool summer dew on our green 'Air Max'. We ran down past Hammil's gaf in the middle of nowhere grazing our legs on the brambles between the fences laughing as we ran.

Later we all met back up and recounted our escape to eachother and giggled like the happy kids we were. I realized it was time for me to check in and had to make that run to my parents house to keep from being grounded.

I used to run a lot back then. Running carefree simply because it was fun. Now, since I've gotten older I have tried to relive that childhood happiness by running. But to no avail. I feel old. I feel fat...and I feel run down.

-Funk

galwayrush

WTF????

mikemac

Can't say I've noticed it OP

But I do hate

the ironing is delicious

It doesn't make sense on so many levels.
If you see an ironic statement or a flawed statement just point it out and stop trying to clever. As it certainly isn't original

Bonito

funk-you wrote: »

Yeah, I don't know where people get it from. I used to like climbing trees. In fact I have many warm memories of spending summers building tree houses. The warm summer breeze felt cooling as we sprinted from the Gotchie on the local building site with our 'supplies'.

This one time he called the Garda on us. They came down, running across the field sprinting towards us. Little did they know fom our newly built perch we could see them coming a mile off.

We scattered in many directions with the twilight grass whipping off our bare legs leavin the cool summer dew on our green 'Air Max'. We ran down past Hammil's gaf in the middle of nowhere grazing our legs on the brambles between the fences laughing as we ran.

Later we all met back up and recounted our escape to eachother and giggled like the happy kids we were. I realized it was time for me to check in and had to make that run to my parents house to keep from being grounded.

I used to run a lot back then. Running carefree simply because it was fun. Now, since I've gotten older I have tried to relive that childhood happiness by running. But to no avail. I feel old. I feel fat...and I feel run down.

-Funk

This has to be the longest post of yours I've ever seen.

Rabble Rabble

That post from Funk needed a But I Digress..... at the end, but great anyway.

Bonito

Rabble Rabble wrote: »

That post from Funk needed a But I Digress..... at the end, but great anyway.

I'll let someone else link the facepalm. :pac:

DOC09UNAM

feelingstressed wrote: »

Can't say I've noticed it OP

But I do hate

the ironing is delicious

It doesn't make sense on so many levels.
If you see an ironic statement or a flawed statement just point it out and stop trying to clever. As it certainly isn't original

The funniest part of that phrase is that it normally isn't used right.

funk-you

Bonito wrote: »

This has to be the longest post of yours I've ever seen.

I'm a man of few words and much sarcasm.

-Funk

orourkeda

digress me bollix

Busi_Girl08

Not as bad as when people say "but I digest"

me-skywalker

funkoff!

Nulty

Bonito wrote: »

This has to be the longest post of yours I've ever seen.

He is usually rather succinct. Makes you a little suspicious....

LizT

Whenever I read that phrase Fall Out boy's this ain't a scene pops into my head!:D

ascanbe

The Agogo wrote: »

...it's sucky to be honest and sounds like it has been ripped from an American soap!

But I digress...

I'm quite fond of some of those American soap's myself...but i digress.

Pdfile

The Agogo wrote: »

...it's sucky to be honest and sounds like it has been ripped from an American soap!

But I digress...

i leave boards for more then 20 minutes and ye rip me off ?? :mad:

policarp

....but I divest, and that's why they call me the streak...

Napper Hawkins

Hitler was an ok guy, actually.

fonecrusher1

Epic fail

full of win

the ironing is delicious

cool story bro



....you sad bunch. Nerd rhetoric.^

Teutorix

fonecrusher1 wrote: »

Epic fail

full of win

the ironing is delicious

cool story bro



....you sad bunch. Nerd rhetoric.^

Riveting tale chap!

pappyodaniel

I don't think it'll catch on the way words like 'Random' or 'Epic' have done.

~"Dude, I drank a sh*tload of random beers last night and this morning I took the most epic dump ever"

DOC09UNAM

pappyodaniel wrote: »

I don't think it'll catch on the way words like 'Random' or 'Epic' have done.

~"Dude, I drank a sh*tload of random beers last night and this morning I took the most epic dump ever"

What word would you put there instead of "random" or "epic".

I see nothing wrong with using words in the right way?

Micky Dolenz

DOC09UNAM wrote: »

What word would you put there instead of "random" or "epic".

I see nothing wrong with using words in the right way?

Thats so random in an epically ironing way

DOC09UNAM

Cool story bro.

Hmm, this reminds me of the time I took up time as a hair dyer. I'd set up a business back in the day in Macer street, back when it was Macer street, dunno what it's called now. Anyway, this greying rich old guy John Gress comes into the store and asked his hair dyed blonde. Natually I obliged, and thought no more of it. Next day his assistant Dorenton comes back and asks "Would you work exclusively for Mr. Gress?" "Would I?" said me, I mean I'd have six dyemen's full wages for a half hour's work a week. so I did. I did it for a few months, then a group of old guys, Martin Ambleton, William Foxe, Arthur MacElton and a host of others all came to the shop begging me to work in their salons around the world.

But I Dye Gress.......

Cheap Thrills!

fonecrusher1 wrote: »

Epic fail

full of win

the ironing is delicious

cool story bro



....you sad bunch. Nerd rhetoric.^

Meme parrotts.

Funk wins* thread....





*Doh!! Arrrghhh! facepalm....Argh b0ll0x.....:mad:

Liam Byrne

If a female tiger is a tigress, what's wrong with a female dig every now and then ?

mikemac

This thread delivers, well done OP

Your thread is full of win

Oh the ironing is delicious.

What the **** are you? A goat?

pappyodaniel

DOC09UNAM wrote: »

What word would you put there instead of "random" or "epic".

I see nothing wrong with using words in the right way?

Those 2 words are seriously misused. I hear examples of Epic being used to describe something fairly mundane or frivolous at least 10 times a day. And the word random is used all the time by people who don't know what it actually means, naming a photo album on facebook as Random is completely incorrect as the photos contained in the album are not random, they were chosen by the user and uploaded onto the website.

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