Thunk outside the bun is Taco Bell.
You are quite right, I have confused two discrete cultures. I shouldn't post after so many Chalupa Supremes.
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Thunk outside the bun is Taco Bell.



Time to go hang out in the ignored list for awhile.![]()

Conjugate verbs:Thunk?
At least you don't have weird dreams.I liked "think outside the box" because it begat the Jack In The Box campaign, "Think outside the bun." One of Jack's best!
I once dreamt I meat Jack. I was hiding in a receiving line after killing a border crossing agent, and it turned out to be a line to meet Jack.
As I regarded Jack's big round head, his assistant introduced him to the man waiting in line in front of me: "Jack, this is Jim Neighbors, who played Gomer Pyle USMC."
Don't forget "Put on your big-boy pants" and "change the culture."The ones that currently make me cringe are to 'step up my game', 'think outside the box', 'take it to the next level', & the worst is to 'man up'/'be a man.'
Edited to add: 'rinse and repeat'
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Never heard 'change the culture' yet, thankfullyDon't forget "Put on your big-boy pants" and "change the culture."
But you do play bassage, don't you?think outside of the box, step up my game, and take it to the next level are just wrong on so many levels.
What I don't understand is why people insist on adding 'age' to words in the vain attempt to make them sound important, particularly 'signage'. It isn't signage, they are just signs. That is like calling my car my drivage.
Lick, lack, luck.Conjugate verbs:
Sink, sank, sunk.
Think thank, thunk.
Sing, sang, sung.
Bring, brang, brung.
It's mostly a sports thing, like a new coach or GM coming to a losing team to "change the culture."Never heard 'change the culture' yet, thankfully
But you do play bassage, don't you?
Woodsheds really do affect hearing, don't they?I've heard the term "ampage" used in the woodshed, too.