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[:-) Fred]

Ok even though I never abuse anyone I feel I have to prepare myself.
The temperature is rising Farenheit 451 could be reached

In one place I have stated how I find the french deeply unfunny
in TTAS I have simply said  butterflys and kittens

so I should now be able if the need arises and I find someone unfunny or don't like an aspect of their personality simply use the phrases

may your butterflys and kittens head home
or
 have you visited Paris in the Springtime

 to vent my feelings and not offend anybody

Is this OK?

[.]

hahahahah 

[depreciative jones]

It's okay only if you link to this thread every time you use those turns of phrase. People can't be expected to actually seek out insider jokes and find context, you know. What if you say the seemingly innocuous 'Paris in the Springtime' comment, and it dredges up some painful memory of a love affair gone wrong or a violent mugging beneath the Eiffel Tower for the poor victim. Couple it then with others, those who get the 'joke,' laughing. It's a recipe for disaster, friend.

[.]

that would work if the linking to topics actually worked (last time i checked, it just took you to the main page. maybe it's fixed though...)

ok.

my insider joke is "fuck off" (in honour of zivko). when i say it, i really mean "you're a unique and beautiful snowflake".

[Mr Pants]

Hey Yak, you're a unique and beautiful snowflake. 

[a passing lunatic]

are you andy?

[Mr Pants]

are you andy?

That is my name, or are you asking if I'm a unique and beautiful snowflake?

[Keridwen]

Great idea, Fredson.

my insider joke is "fuck off" (in honour of zivko). when i say it, i really mean "you're a unique and beautiful snowflake".

Good. I think mine's going to be "nod" in honour of GC. 

[Invisible Friend.]

Why this seems to be catching on!
There have been a few sightings around the forum already.

[hammer]

We have a inside joke at my work.

Whenever we want to call someone a (naughty word for female genitalia), we say 'See you in the Northern Territory', ie. C U in N T.

This has gradually been shortened to 'C U in Darwin'!,

and anyone acting a bit pre-menstrual has a touch of the 'cyclone tracey's'. 

[Lady Marmalade]

We have a inside joke at my work.

Whenever we want to call someone a (naughty word for female genitalia), we say 'See you in the Northern Territory', ie. C U in N T.

Funny, and if you don't mind I'm going to start using it?

[Azazel]

It just doesn't do it for me, "Fuck off you see you in Darwin". Confuse the opposition, yes. Insult the opposition, no.

[wankaplates]

We have a inside joke at my work.

Whenever we want to call someone a (naughty word for female genitalia), we say 'See you in the Northern Territory', ie. C U in N T.

This has gradually been shortened to 'C U in Darwin'!,

and anyone acting a bit pre-menstrual has a touch of the 'cyclone tracey's'. 

That's hilarious, kudos to you/people you work with

[Thaluikhain]

We have a inside joke at my work.

Whenever we want to call someone a (naughty word for female genitalia), we say 'See you in the Northern Territory', ie. C U in N T.

This has gradually been shortened to 'C U in Darwin'!,

and anyone acting a bit pre-menstrual has a touch of the 'cyclone tracey's'. 

What about "See you next Tuesday?"  That's more common...though Thursday works as well.

[Invisible Friend.]

These remind me of that thing in about year 2 where you would go 'Sugar Honey Iced Tea' instead of saying a 'naughty' word.