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Please please just boot these people.

EVERY SINGLE aviation chat board I read has had people plugging this horrible piece of dribble.

GIVE IT UP ALREADY. GO AWAY, YOUR FREE ADVERTISING METHODS ARE NOT MAKING YOU ANY FRIENDS!!!!
 
TonyC said:
Please explain what you mean by "dribble," and describe what a piece of it might look like.



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Dribble: (my definition)- Something that eats up my time, takes up my mind's already limited bandwith, and leaves me saying "well, that's two hours of my life I won't get back".

(I actually went to dictionary.com and looked at the proper definition of dribble and that really wasn't exactly what I had in mind..... Although the more boring parts of this movie did leave me dribbling.)

To describe a piece of dribble: Something that is tauted to be something, and it turns out to NOT be what it is said to be. Portrays falsely a lifestyle & job while portraying one particular employee group in a stereotypically negative light.
 
MQAAord said:
Dribble: (my definition)- Something that eats up my time, takes up my mind's already limited bandwith, and leaves me saying "well, that's two hours of my life I won't get back".

(I actually went to dictionary.com and looked at the proper definition of dribble and that really wasn't exactly what I had in mind..... Although the more boring parts of this movie did leave me dribbling.)

To describe a piece of dribble: Something that is tauted to be something, and it turns out to NOT be what it is said to be. Portrays falsely a lifestyle & job while portraying one particular employee group in a stereotypically negative light.
Wow, I have to get my head out of the gutter:banghead: :p Thanks for adding a new word to my vocabulary:) .
 
What on earth part of my post had your head in the gutter?!

Did I write something trashy and not even know it?

Damn, I think I need to get more sleep, my brain really does not seem to be firing on all cylinders today.
 
Drivel, Dribble, whatevah.

I guess I spend so much of my day covered in actual baby dribble that I guess I just had dribble on the brain.
 
MQAAord said:
What on earth part of my post had your head in the gutter?!
The word "dribble".

I am sorry I have time to think like that, it sucks to be home with the flu:banghead:
 
Ahhh, I almost suggested that you might have meant drivel, but I didn't want to seem too presumptuous.

If you've got a baby drooling on you, you're closer to the word drivel that you might realize, as one definition of drivel (a verb tense) is "to let saliva dribble from the mouth." Hey, there's that word dribble again. :) The word as you would have used it (a noun) means "drool" (archaic) or "nonsense."

As many times as I've seen "dribble" used where "drivel" was appropriate, you've got the only reasonable excuse that I've heard. Enjoy them while they're little - - they grow up sooo fast.


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