For the record, the Gitmo nickname FAR predates its current usage. For evidence, see "A Few Good Men", which came out in the '90's.

For the record, the Gitmo nickname FAR predates its current usage. For evidence, see "A Few Good Men", which came out in the '90's.

I saw the movie but I'll have to look back at what FAR is.

I'm happy about "We're pregnant" and combined celebrity names, because that's just dumb. But truthiness? Come on! That's a great word! And I'm a fan of Stephen Colbert, so I can't help myself. He requires me to like it.

Gitmo – whew, for a moment there I thought they said gizmo!

Aw! I hate to see that word go! I use it all the time! i.e., I gotta go gitmo beer...

Truthiness will live on in my heart forever!

~Zoo

I saw the movie but I'll have to look back at what FAR is.

lol...no, I was saying Gitmo was used long before 9/11...in the movie, they refer to the base as Gitmo.

What do they have against Chipotle?

lol...no, I was saying Gitmo was used long before 9/11...in the movie, they refer to the base as Gitmo.

@ FS!!!! OMG - stooopid moment!!!

truthiness? Come on! That's a great word! And I'm a fan of Stephen Colbert, so I can't help myself. He requires me to like it.

Truthiness will live on in my heart forever!~Zoo

I agree about Truthiness, it's a word I can still live with!

What do they have against Chipotle?

I guess it's in overdrive!!!! In my area there are now so many Chipotle places, menus with food done the Chipotle way....

What the heck is 'chipotle'? I've never heard it before. Then again, maybe I don't wanna know.

What the heck is 'chipotle'? I've never heard it before. Then again, maybe I don't wanna know.

Haha Mark, I know it sounds weird doesn't it?! But it's a Mexican way of cooking that is suddenly popular, at least in my area it is! But by definition, it is: Smoked dried jalapeno chiles. The distinctive smoky heat of chipotles is used to flavor Southwestern and Mexican dishes. They are sold both dried and in cans, in a vinegary sauce called adobo. Most big supermarkets carry them, but a Latin-American market is your best bet. Chop - To cut food into nearly uniform bite size or smaller pieces.

Banning words?

*sighs* What next?

Friggin' waste o' time i think. Oh well, no harm-no foul, guess I'll have to go 'search' for one of them 'awesome chipolte' burgers, then go 'ask my doctor' about my cold. He'll probably tell me to eat 'healthy food.' It'd be time well spent, instead of getting pwned on world of warcraft.

  

~L