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Do you ever just want to bitchslap someone?
Miasima Goria
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Been trying and failing to contact someone for two weeks now re a joint project. Then on Facebook I see they're doing something else instead.
If I see this person I will probably bitchslap them into next week. Or more likely I'll do some passive agressive sulking.
They could just have said no, or they were too busy but sometimes people are just avoidy.
If I see this person I will probably bitchslap them into next week. Or more likely I'll do some passive agressive sulking.
They could just have said no, or they were too busy but sometimes people are just avoidy.
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I'm off to my bedroom to write doomy poetry. About you!
Well now that you mention it .....
Went in to pick up my wages yesterday and the daughter just handed me the cash and said "see you!" in front of the regulars who were all silent and looking at eachother - you just know when you're being bad-mouthed don't you? Not quite sure what I've done to piss them off so much but I felt I was not liked by them.
Same here, so I'll just vent on a message board said person doesn't look at!
A bit like when Aunt Em wants to tell Miss Gulch what she thinks of her 'but being a good christian woman' she can't.
She could just Goth Block her:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqheLN9a6dE
No, not really.
Then again, I am Scottish and British and not a plastic Yank.
I'm welsh and british and the term bitchslap appeared years ago. Never once heard it coming from a yank, plastic or otherwise.
OMG POP culture!!!! *runz away!!!!!!!!!1111!*
Whether it is as you say or not, I don't know but I imagine it's a term that could have just as easily originated from our shores as theirs.
I remember when 'gay' was such a nice word ...
It can be either the slapping of another man on the face, or a cutting verbal retort. I hear it a lot in Manchester.
Bitchslaps are more black.