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Lando Griffin · 18-02-2012 06:23PM #1

Baby Lando was just finished playing in an empty box when the OH came in to remove it to the re cycleing bin. I said " dont throw that out its a good sturdy box and could come in handy for putting things in" Says she" like what?" " stuff " I replied and she agreed. This got me thinking of what a great word stuff is and should be used to describe stuff we cant think of at the moment . Discuss.

joshrogan · 18-02-2012 06:24PM

Oi Lando, get stuffed if you think this has any discussion value.

Shryke · 18-02-2012 06:25PM

Don't damn well tell me to discuss such a crock of ****. Good day to you Sir.

Rothko · 18-02-2012 06:25PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvgN5gCuLac

Coriolanus · 18-02-2012 06:27PM

joshrogan wrote: »

Oi Lando, get stuffed if you think this has any discussion value.

Damn blowin. If you don't like a thread, you hijack it, not stoop to crassness.
Lrn2AH plz, there are certain standards expected around here. :rolleyes:

Seachmall · 18-02-2012 06:28PM

"Stuff" is the **** you don't need. It's baggage. Dump that "stuff". Free yourself from the tyranny of society's expectations.

Society says to keep that old laptop charger, it might come in handy. I say dump it.

Society says to keep that stack of old magazines, they might be worth something. I say dump it.

Society says to keep those family tapes, you can show them to your grandchildren. I say dump them.

Join me as I live my life free of all the unnecessary "stuff", free of social expectations. Be free.

Posted from my iPhone.

Chuck Stone · 18-02-2012 06:29PM

'Thingy' best word ever.

MickySticks · 18-02-2012 06:30PM

Nevore wrote: »

Damn blowin. If you don't like a thread, you hijack it, not stoop to crassness.
Lrn2AH plz, there are certain standards expected around here. :rolleyes:

Hmm..

some random drunk · 18-02-2012 06:50PM

I prefer "bits 'n bobs" myself, although I always wonder how to distinguish one from the other.

Archeron · 18-02-2012 06:55PM

some random drunk wrote: »

I prefer "bits 'n bobs" myself, although I always wonder how to distinguish one from the other.

Bits is female stuff, bobs are male stuff. Like say a comb, thats male, so a bob. On the other hand, a decorative spoon is female, therefore a bit.

ImpossibleDuck · 18-02-2012 07:38PM

Lando Griffin wrote: »

Baby Lando was just finished playing in an empty box when the OH came in to remove it to the re cycleing bin. I said " dont throw that out its a good sturdy box and could come in handy for putting things in" Says she" like what?" " stuff " I replied and she agreed. This got me thinking of what a great word stuff is and should be used to describe stuff we cant think of at the moment . Discuss.

some random drunk wrote: »

I prefer "bits 'n bobs" myself, although I always wonder how to distinguish one from the other.

Archeron wrote: »

Bits is female stuff, bobs are male stuff. Like say a comb, thats male, so a bob. On the other hand, a decorative spoon is female, therefore a bit.

You are all hilariously wrong!

It's thingymajigs (works best when said by Dylan Moran)

44leto · 18-02-2012 07:43PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpnxedNxK3o

This says it all.

some random drunk · 18-02-2012 07:45PM

Archeron wrote: »

Bits is female stuff, bobs are male stuff. Like say a comb, thats male, so a bob. On the other hand, a decorative spoon is female, therefore a bit.

Good answer but I'm confused about drill bits. I mean, by their nature they are clearly male, so should we start calling them drill bobs?

Also what's your take on "odds and ends"?

biko · 18-02-2012 08:17PM

*Off to start a thread in Ranting and Raving about "Discuss".*

Potential-Monke · 18-02-2012 08:31PM

Yokeymebobs.

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