It's the little things

[Karma]

I don't know I'm bored, just tell random things you like.

My pink etnies. Zippers. Singing and dancing in the shower. fuzzy pajama pants. air conditioning. soy milk. red & black. koala bears. guitars. photography. reading biographies. seeing the world. acrobats. platforms. vintage clothing. old cartoons. glow sticks. Crowd surfing.

just off the top of my head

 

[xarir]

https://terb.cc/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=47919

 

[Karma]

My Bad. Not Exactly The Same Thing, But In Any Case Maybe I Should Delete This. I Fail At The Internet.

 

[Esco!]

Is my bad a new phrase now???
I've been seeing and hearing it everywhere.

 

[Asterix]

Is my bad a new phrase now???
I've been seeing and hearing it everywhere.

No, it's an old phrase by at least a few years. Where you been?

 

[baltimoron]

My Bad

Started 4-5 years ago by blacks in the US, especially in relation to the NBA. Began to slowly work its way into the youth. Maybe it took awhile to cross the border?

Actually, this site says that it originated in the 80s.

my bad/it's my bad - "it's my fault/mistake", an acknowledgement of blame - this is from US college/university campus 1980's slang, in which 'bad' means mistake or fault (that caused a bad thing), hence 'it's my bad', or more succinctly, 'my bad'. It's simply a shortening of 'The bad thing that happened was my fault, sorry'. The word bad in this case has evolved to mean 'mistake which caused a problem'. It's another example of the tendency for language to become abbreviated for more efficient (and stylised) communications. In this case the abbreviation is also a sort of teenage code, which of course young people everywhere use because they generally do not wish to adopt lifestyle and behaviour advocated by parents, teachers, authority, etc., and so develop their own style and behaviour, including language. For new meanings of words to evolve there needs to be a user-base of people that understands the new meanings. Initially the 'my bad' expression was confined to a discrete grouping, ie., US students, and the meaning wasn't understood outside of that group. Now it seems the understanding and usage of the 'my bad' expression has grown, along with the students, and entered the mainstream corporate world, no doubt because US middle management and boardrooms now have a high presence of people who were teenagers at college or university 20 years ago.

http://www.businessballs.com/clichesorigins.htm

 

[Esco!]

No, it's an old phrase by at least a few years. Where you been?

Sorry I'm not hip enough for you

 

[Asterix]

Sorry I'm not hip enough for you

Hey, no need to get pissy, I didn't mean anything by it. Just surprised you hadn't heard it awhile ago.

 

[tboy]

Since this is an escort review board:

The little thing I like is when you connect so physically with a lady while having sex and you look so deeply into each other's eyes while orgasming that you totally lose reality for a moment............

Oh yeah, and watching her quiver for a few minutes afterwards......

Not sexually related (in no particular order)
- A nice clear piece of maple
- A really sharp chisel
- Cats
- Music
- Pepsi
- Nice clean sheets (preferably 250 + thread count)

 

[Esco!]

Hey, no need to get pissy, I didn't mean anything by it. Just surprised you hadn't heard it awhile ago.

It was a joke