The time has surely come...

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by Paul S

I'd describe as either quaint or acquaintances. Sorry, best superlatives I can come up with

We all have shady acquaintances my friend.

[leaflover]

What ever happened to after a "thank you" a simple "you're welcome"?

Instead we get a "no problem". That bugs me.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by leaflover

What ever happened to after a "thank you" a simple "you're welcome"?

Instead we get a "no problem". That bugs me.

C'mon Mike. Even I say "no prob" fairly often. I consider it a you're welcome sometimes. Maybe I will have to reconsider that phrase.
My least favorite, overused word is "amazing".

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[JollyElm]

It is time to bump this thread, because the widespread overuse of that godforsaken word on this site is batsh*t crazy!! Open (or click on) a freakin' thesaurus, people!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

On a side note, watch any show on 'Discovery +' or The History Channel, or whatever, and the hosts continually trot out that stupid word every chance they get. When we start watching a show, we bet on the over/under for the number of occurrences. If it was a drinking game, we'd be on the floor within the first seven minutes!!!

[Tom Hufford]

I can't remember who or where, but it seems to me that I saw an autograph recently that the signer had put "GOAT" under the signature.

The only autograph like that that I would even be mildly interested in would be if it was an item signed by Fred Merkle. Can you imagine a T206 card signed that way?

[brianp-beme]

See below for exciting new update

Brian

[t213]

This post is literally super iconic!

Can we please also ban "you know what I mean"?

Andy

[Yoda]

What gives me the dry heaves is the use of iconic and awesome in the same sentence when describing a card.

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by Tom Hufford

I can't remember who or where, but it seems to me that I saw an autograph recently that the signer had put "GOAT" under the signature.

The only autograph like that that I would even be mildly interested in would be if it was an item signed by Fred Merkle. Can you imagine a T206 card signed that way?

I'm pretty sure Merkle would have signed it 'GOAT/B', which of course stands for "Greatest of All Time, subcategory Boner"

Brian

[JollyElm]

Reading through recent threads, one thing is beyond obvious...
IT IS TIME TO BUMP THE HECK OUT OF THIS THREAD!!!!!!!!!!!

For the love of God, use a different word!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[kcohen]

Originally Posted by Tom Hufford

I can't remember who or where, but it seems to me that I saw an autograph recently that the signer had put "GOAT" under the signature.

The only autograph like that that I would even be mildly interested in would be if it was an item signed by Fred Merkle. Can you imagine a T206 card signed that way?

I believe that the most fitting inscription would have "Bonehead". Unfair since he had a very nice career. That said, it was an iconic boner, a term more appropriate to the time in which he played.