Aikmaniac
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This probably needs to be filed under the "you-had-to-be-there" department but I thought I would share anyway.
See, my boss, much like several people I know, talks in cliches all day long. In fact, they can talk in nothing but cliches during an entire conversation.
The problem is that my boss completely destroys cliches. I have to give him a break since English is his second language, but it sure does make for some good entertainment.
Below are a couple examples of these cliches. Just imagine hearing these in the middle of a conference room full of executives and trying not to lose it. Feel free to add any screwed up cliches you have heard:
- "Chasing after the wrong rabbits"
- "Your eyes are like a deer's at midnight."
- "Splitting grass leaves."
- "Statically pleasing."
- "The road to hell is painted with good intentions."
- "So said the blind man who never saw."
- "Fall into death ears."
- "We are two ships in the night."
- "We'll cross that bridge when we find it."
- "This guy doesn't let grass grow between his toes."
See, my boss, much like several people I know, talks in cliches all day long. In fact, they can talk in nothing but cliches during an entire conversation.
The problem is that my boss completely destroys cliches. I have to give him a break since English is his second language, but it sure does make for some good entertainment.
Below are a couple examples of these cliches. Just imagine hearing these in the middle of a conference room full of executives and trying not to lose it. Feel free to add any screwed up cliches you have heard:
- "Chasing after the wrong rabbits"
- "Your eyes are like a deer's at midnight."
- "Splitting grass leaves."
- "Statically pleasing."
- "The road to hell is painted with good intentions."
- "So said the blind man who never saw."
- "Fall into death ears."
- "We are two ships in the night."
- "We'll cross that bridge when we find it."
- "This guy doesn't let grass grow between his toes."