Funny, I just told my fiancee that "hubby/hubbie" is not a term I'd enjoy.  I doubt she ever would've used it, but you can never be too careful.

@google-bf22f0fbd86dd07b10c664b2f87c08b8:disqus : *smiles and gives the OK sign*

@google-bf22f0fbd86dd07b10c664b2f87c08b8:disqus : *smiles and gives the OK sign*

I got a bestie at a party once…

I got a bestie at a party once…

ZA. QI. XI. XU.  All useful.

ZA. QI. XI. XU.  All useful.

THIS.

THIS.

I thought it was a biopic about Jodie Foster.

I thought it was a biopic about Jodie Foster.

NEVER FORGET.

NEVER FORGET.

@avclub-e7c26e48b7ee853cbf5e49de5d800745:disqus , the E is silent.

@avclub-e7c26e48b7ee853cbf5e49de5d800745:disqus , the E is silent.

Well, obviously it's not meant to be taken literally. It refers to any manufacturers of dairy products.

Well, obviously it's not meant to be taken literally. It refers to any manufacturers of dairy products.

That had to be exaggeration or hyperbole.  To go from a non-commissioned officer (sergeant) to an actual commission (lieutenant) is rare.  To make the jump from private all the way to colonel is impossible in that short of time.  The American Civil War certainly had meteoric rises in rank, though it was likely never…

That had to be exaggeration or hyperbole.  To go from a non-commissioned officer (sergeant) to an actual commission (lieutenant) is rare.  To make the jump from private all the way to colonel is impossible in that short of time.  The American Civil War certainly had meteoric rises in rank, though it was likely never…

Am I just crazy, or did this already happen?