Of course, we all knew hogg was a loser, since he was NOT EVEN AT THE SCHOOL when the shooting took place, but RUSHED there with his camera once it hit the news so he could play 'victim.'
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Sorry guys...I seriously did not think for a second that the phrase 'Take the L' was in any way obscure. I've heard it used for years - when someone is losing an argument someone usually chimes in with 'Take the L and move on'. I'm nowhere near an urban environment. Maybe it's a regional thing.
I'll edit the title.
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Originally posted by BamaJeepster: Sorry guys...I seriously did not think for a second that the phrase 'Take the L' was in any way obscure. I've heard it used for years - when someone is losing an argument someone usually chimes in with 'Take the L and move on'. I'm nowhere near an urban environment. Maybe it's a regional thing.
I'll edit the title.
I’m in the Midwest and have heard it for at least 5 years so it can’t be that obscure.
I’m sure Hogg thought everything was going to work out because he wanted it too. Then he found out what real work, sacrifice and huge financial risks are all about and what he had left shriveled up and disappeared so he bailed.
I guess capitalism isn’t quite as easy as he thought.
Originally posted by 1s1k: I’m in the Midwest and have heard it for at least 5 years so it can’t be that obscure.
I dunno. I, also, live in the midwest and I've never heard it before.
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