...according to the girl at the Burger King drive-through window. I think she meant "facetious", but she was too stupid to know one word from the other. :rofl: I always thought I was real, but Burger King has spoken.
sounds like fun. so if you don't exist, do you still have to pay her your imaginary money for the order she only imagines she's taken?
Even if she meant facetious she wouldn’t say “I’m facetious” She might say “sorry, I was just being facetious” Hotwater
At least now you know better than to joke around with a girl working at BK Unless it was your intention to fuck her :cheers2: Hotwater
it always makes me cringe a little when people use the wrong word. i have a friend who described a house as "fellatial" instead of "palatial." i restrained myself from snickering and comments about how good blow jobs probably woud up a woman's odds of getting a palace. but only just barely.
Well, I can't fuck her brains out. Somebody beat me to it. As I think about this more, I realize this could be a great thing for me. I need to get some official documentation, maybe a statement signed by the CEO of Burger King. If I'm not real, then I don't have to pay taxes or obey any laws. If I end up in jail, I just erase that part of my fictional story. It never happened! Were you at all tempted to tell her? If nobody does, she's going to say that again, in front of someone else.
he doesn't know he's doing it. bless his heart. we know what he means and it would be cruel to tell him now.
...and converse with people possessing fictional intelligence but that's what you get with a fictional educational system. Funny malapropism.