SirReveller
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There's a new idiom I've been hearing as of late where people use "put to condition of." For example instead of saying "I ate the bagel" people say "I put the bagel to condition of eaten." Or instead of "I watched the movie" they say "I put the movie to condition of watched."
There is this guy that I see walking in and out of my office building who looks so plain. He has this face that isn't handsome, nor is it unappealing, he dresses blandly, never really has an expression. Betimes I wonder about how many times his ******** come up in his mind and I think, I bet this plain, uninteresting looking man's penis is just as important to him as a hot, tone, chiseled-jawed dude in a bespoke suit.
There's a new idiom I've been hearing as of late where people use "put to condition of." For example instead of saying "I ate the bagel" people say "I put the bagel to condition of eaten." Or instead of "I watched the movie" they say "I put the movie to condition of watched."
What on ******* earth?!? You're thinking about some other guy thinking about his own dick?
Did you give the first person you heard use this idiom a swift kick in the ****/knackers? And if not why not?
Or just find the show online.My wife decides to add Showtime to our Comcast line up . One week , three trips to the comcast store, two new cable boxes,one new modem,half dozen calls to customer service ,one service call and god knows how much money later we now have showtime