And of course the etymology of hello has nothing to do with hell.
Apparently its Middle French origin is a word that means “ahoy there!”
And of course the etymology of hello has nothing to do with hell.
Apparently its Middle French origin is a word that means “ahoy there!”
Henry Hill: Heaven-o, Tommy.
Tommy DeVito: What do you mean Heaven-o? Are you saying I should be dead? Are you saying that I should be with the angels and away from the earth?!
Henry Hill: Get the fuck out of here, Tommy!
Wow. You can really put the word “maybe” in front of nearly anything.
maybe you’re right
I prefer “limb-o.”
I usually avoid greetings and closings in meatspace conversations. I am the person who mysteriously appears partway into the discussion, and then mysteriously vanished just before it is over.
But if I need to greet people, I usually use: “greetings”, “halloo-halloo”, or “aloha”.
I had never heard of this before. Fortunately, forewarned is forearmed so if anyone says heaven-o to me I will reply fuck you-o.
Every time you refer to Leonso Canales by his given name, you promote a negative attitude by calling him “so anal.”
Heave no? Heave YES!
HEAVE! HEAVE! UP WITH HEAVING!
Maybe there is not much wrong with that
Dude was clearly homonymphobic.
Just what is this “taking out newspapers” of which you speak?
I would think that a newspaper would be the very opposite of a ‘cheep date.’
Spaghetti-o.
No love for Ahoy-hoy?
Hebbo! http://youtu.be/ZzmhIlW15qw
Empty-Non-Existence-O?
Hey Ho Spaghetti Oh, is the generally accepted greeting in my part of the world.
Tally-ho!