Entries Tagged as 'georgia'
both of these signs would have gotten their points across perfectly well in just a few words…but the true passive-aggressive always knows how to convey his or her true meaning with just one more choice phrase.
exhibit a) from paula in logan, utah:
exhibit b) spotted by my pal brooke in savannah, georgia:
related: that means you, edith
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Tags: lOWERCASE l · old folks · plants · pleasantries as afterthought · savannah · utah
three u.s. cities where nature-lovers might want to keep their hands to themselves:
1. austin, texas
2. macon, georgia
3. pittsburgh, pennsylvania
(thanks to don in austin, elizabeth in macon, and jasmine in pittsburgh for risking the wrath of some devoted gardening/second amendment enthusiasts to document these warnings.)
related: no “questions” asked
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Tags: CAPS LOCK · austin · blame it on the crackhead · exclamation-point happy! · georgia · macon · neighbors · not-so-veiled threats · pittsburgh · plants · spelling and grammar police · stealing
nobody likes it when food goes missing from the office fridge, but one v8-drinking facilities staffer in savannah, georgia wanted to make her displeasure a bit more official.
adds our anonymous submitter: “as you can see, the pest control department took appropriate action.”
related: if the TSA was in charge of the office fridge?
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Tags: beverages · georgia · office · office fridge · savannah · stealing
summer from decatur, georgia says she found this note “left on a car piously parked while attempting to attend mass on vacation” in galveston, texas.
stealing hot pockets is apparently not the only thing that jesus wouldn’t do.
related: there you go, bringing Him into it again
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Tags: cincinatti · decatur · galveston · jesus · parking · texas · the lawn
September 25th, 2007 · 78 Comments
from jasmine in georgia…
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Tags: excessive underlining · georgia · kids · neighbors · not-so-veiled threats
this amazing and somewhat baffling little note comes to us from tiffanni in atlanta, who looks nothing like a man but is confident enough in her femininity not to be troubled by allegations to the contrary.
says tiffanni: “this was left on my windshield by a lady in the wal-mart parking lot. i guess she was [...]
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Tags: atlanta · excessive underlining · exclamation-point happy! · more aggressive than passive · oh snap · parking · spelling and grammar police · strangers