Trendy abbreviation of serious diseases |
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madwoman
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I use those, plus STFU. |
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aka ron
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My wife noticed today, an ad for UTI, a tech school.
She's a nurse, she thinks Urinary Tract Infection.
Look honey, you can learn how to be a urinary tract infection.
We laugh.
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zippyjet
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Welcome to the 21st. Century: The druggy companies are just following the trend, if you can't beat em, join em! For example "LQ"=La Quinta
"DQ"=Dairy Queen, the behind the times now dead as Anna Nicole Smith Radio Shack Up for a while thought the'd be cute and call themselves "The Shack."
Now for my disease abbreviations. Why not jump on this out of control bandwagon?
"TBS/TS"=Taco Bell Sh*ts
"SC"=Swamp Crotch
"TD"=The Drip (too much sticking it up/in where the sun don't shine)
"GWS"=Government Worker Syndrome
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"DUFF=" Designated Ugly Fat Chick
and to be gender pollitically correct- "DUFF"=Designated Ugly Fat Fruit
"TC"=Toe Cheese
"BD"=Baby Daddy (not a disease but a force to be reckoned with in the New Morality)
"AH"=A Hole or another abbreviation for a specific loud mouthed ghetto rapper crapper married to a vapid brunette who takes up time and space and has a too wide derrierre.
And for those new or not familiar ever notice how many of these drugs sound like the names for ghetto babies:
Boniva, Januvia, Lotrell, Osphena, Misteek (sp)
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