The Mark Thread

[Cassie]

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[Mandi]

[Cassie]

[Mandi]

[Cassie]

[Mandi]

Keeping with the true nature of the thread....i just made my THIRD pot of coffee today!! No worries, i've only had one cup at 555 this morning...but my guys here in the plant are working an outage...so they need their fix

[Julie]

[*J*]

[Julie]

[dlcramer]

What happens when you get Julie and Mandi together?

[Julie]

OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I just texted her about running online to see that!

MANDI WILL FLIP OUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Now....if I ramble on about The Goonies will that be added to the Mark Thread banner???? I should probably filter Mark into the loop again........

[Cassie]

[Julie]

Lets see....lets go over my list of "words/phrases and what-nots I use and shouldn't use as they're either not grammaticality correct, an actual word in the english language OR correct in any sense...period." Let us begin.....


far-fan-nug-gan = my term for f*** while working in public museum galleries with visitors walking through

"ish" = tacked on the end of ANY word to make it descriptive....ish

dude = used when starting a sentence; when excited or generally "awww' by something; used to place "he" or "she" or someone's name in a sentence; used when referring to someone whose name I do not know; used to refer to someone whose name I do know; basically an overall positive and highly used word....in general

thing = used to reference anything whose name I don't know and/or can't remember

thingy = same as "thing" but with a "y" making it funnier to say in a sentence...or if I'm referencing two objects I can call a "thing" I say "the thing next to the thingy" in order not to repeat the same word....THUS I still do not know/remember the correct terms for said objects BUT am still differentiating between to two objects...I know...it's genius

odd ball - used to describe anything off/weird/cool

expressantive - the word expressive, but with a "tive" on the ending making it usable in the sentence "the expressantive word is cool"....even though expressive would work fine

hmmm aaahhhh ya no = general phrase I use for no real reason

c**pton sh**ers = I have no clue, but I say it a lot

haha = laughing is cool, just saying

ew = to express when something is "icky" or overall not fantastic

anywho = a cooler way to move from topic-to-topic

kinda somehow but no - NO clue....it means "no" in a nice roundabout way

poo = replaces other colorful words while at work with visitors in the museum galleries

piece-o-poo = second version of "poo" so as not to reuse "poo" too many times

general stupid grin on my face = must I define that? have you SEEN the webcast???

niceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee = used to desribe anything I like or am excited about, true one "e" would work well, but several help you imagine HOW Im saying it

"fied" = tacked onto various words I use to to stress something, example "ninja-fied"

just saying = don't know, but I use it ALL the time

yup = yup

ninja-fy = what I will do to people who upset my friends and family...I do yoga....anything is possible

I just went all museum on you = when I see/hear something and I start babbling about museum/museum work (I did this while watching Rock Prophecies and at a recent trip to a haunted prision)

WhhaTTTttttTTt???? = my general surprised reaction

TEARS...TEARS of laughter = what is said when I'm LMAO at something and my eyes start watering up (happens often)



Black = the color frame for the reading glasses I'm buying anyone, Mark included, who actually read all of that.....wow, I spent WAY too much time on this post

[dlcramer]

[Gabby]

[Cassie]

Julie, that's hysterical. I've witnessed most of them, and do a few myself...

[Mari]

Just read through all of that, can I request an update with phonetic pronounciations too???

[Mandi]

[Julie]

[Dana]

Random question: Anyone have a really good shot of Mark "not" playing the drums? Maybe holding drumsticks or something like that?