Comments on: Modest Proposal: A fun(ny) "I don't like" club of sorts http://everydaycreative.net/modest-proposal-a-funny-i-dont-like-club-of-sorts/ Be your genius self, love your work, have more fun Tue, 23 Aug 2011 03:41:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Tatyana http://everydaycreative.net/modest-proposal-a-funny-i-dont-like-club-of-sorts/comment-page-1/#comment-55 Tatyana Mon, 27 Apr 2009 23:15:00 +0000 http://tatyanamishel.com/wordpress/?p=81#comment-55 I like that -- "I'll see you in not even..." has a nice zippy ring to it.<br /><br /><br />I'll see you in not even! I like that — “I’ll see you in not even…” has a nice zippy ring to it.

I’ll see you in not even!

]]> By: Karin http://everydaycreative.net/modest-proposal-a-funny-i-dont-like-club-of-sorts/comment-page-1/#comment-54 Karin Sat, 25 Apr 2009 22:10:00 +0000 http://tatyanamishel.com/wordpress/?p=81#comment-54 Loved that movie! It was on MTV in the middle of the night when I was babysitting. I think I was about 14and feeling all grown up because I was watching a movie with subtitles. (My French was also a lot better back then.) <br /><br />I love it when we invent phrases that our friends get...inside jokes, funny reflections...Mike and I have a mischef lexicon that only the two of us get...and it's a treasured thing. <br /><br />Just the other day I was waiting for my friend John to join me in a bar in Las Vegas. He called to find out where I was, and after I explained, he said "I'll see you in not even" before his cell phone cut out. What he meant was, "I'll see you in not even five minutes." (Forgive the syntax; he's from New Jersey.) But I didn't hear the rest of the sentence. Now, when I'm on my way somewhere to meet someone and they call when I'm nearly there, I'll say "I'll see you in not even."<br /><br />Je n'aime pas l'ascenseur! Loved that movie! It was on MTV in the middle of the night when I was babysitting. I think I was about 14and feeling all grown up because I was watching a movie with subtitles. (My French was also a lot better back then.)

I love it when we invent phrases that our friends get…inside jokes, funny reflections…Mike and I have a mischef lexicon that only the two of us get…and it’s a treasured thing.

Just the other day I was waiting for my friend John to join me in a bar in Las Vegas. He called to find out where I was, and after I explained, he said “I’ll see you in not even” before his cell phone cut out. What he meant was, “I’ll see you in not even five minutes.” (Forgive the syntax; he’s from New Jersey.) But I didn’t hear the rest of the sentence. Now, when I’m on my way somewhere to meet someone and they call when I’m nearly there, I’ll say “I’ll see you in not even.”

Je n’aime pas l’ascenseur!

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