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The number of times they referred to the “experience” as “crazy” or “insane”. The interviewer chucking in dundrearyisms (OK, maybe just situational code-switchi
by Kaibeezy 3y ago
The number of times they referred to the “experience” as “crazy” or “insane”. The interviewer chucking in dundrearyisms (OK, maybe just situational code-switching) like “crib” and “right on, right on”, and “mama taught me right”.
Parody of summat, but I’m afeared of what. Something from an AI marketing department this way comes.
- meetingthrower 3y ago"It's like we're bending space, right?" ROFL.
- pimlottc 3y agoWhat is a “dundrearyism“?
- Kaibeezy 3y agoWater under the dam at this point, what what?
- beaugunderson 3y ago"A twisted and consequentially nonsensical aphorism, such as "birds of a feather gather no moss"." "Named after Lord Dundreary, a foolish aristocrat in Tom Taylor's play Our American Cousin (1858), who utters remarks of this kind; + -ism." from https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Dundrearyism https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Dundrearyism