NDSU vs UND

[56BISON73]

It is spelled DOUCHE and it is no longer advised for women to employ this method to clean out their private parts of all of men's remains and other naturally occurring stuff. Sorry for such a brutally frank discussion but that is what it is for. DOOSH is the pronunciation. Douche is the spelling.

[bisonbuddy]

It is spelled DOUCHE and it is no longer advised for women to employ this method to clean out their private parts of all of men's remains and other naturally occurring stuff. Sorry for such a brutally frank discussion but that is what it is for. DOOSH is the pronunciation. Douche is the spelling.

I knew I spelled it wrong, I was too lazy to look up the correct spelling. The point I was making is that I heard Jack talk about this on both 790AM and 740AM and he was sounding very self important.
What a wook karin.

[runtheoption]

I knew I spelled it wrong, I was too lazy to look up the correct spelling. The point I was making is that I heard Jack talk about this on both 790AM and 740AM and he was sounding very self important.
What a wook karin.

You spelled Caryn wrong.

[AlumniGreen]

You spelled Caryn wrong.

I guess I am a snob after all, a spelling snob. I have been referred to as a "Karen" twice in the last week, and so I guess I need to kind of look at myself, maybe being too bossy and bitchy and critical on BV.

The Karen moniker is becoming a catch-all phrase for a female who maybe is critical of others and a nag but what it really means she is a woman who likes to call the manager or another authority figure about a customer or person who Karen feels is misbehaving or not following rules. The name "Karen" was used cuz in this scenario as it is a typical middle- to upper-class white female name. She probably has a bob haircut or other 1990's style with some blonde highlights.

- Love you all, Karen.

[runtheoption]

I guess I am a snob after all, a spelling snob. I have been referred to as a "Karen" twice in the last week, and so I guess I need to kind of look at myself, maybe being too bossy and bitchy and critical on BV.

The Karen moniker is becoming a catch-all phrase for a female who maybe is critical of others and a nag but what it really means she is a woman who likes to call the manager or another authority figure about a customer or person who Karen feels is misbehaving or not following rules. The name "Karen" was used cuz in this scenario as it is a typical middle- to upper-class white female name. She probably has a bob haircut or other 1990's style with some blonde highlights.

- Love you all, Karen.

Some kid called me "Karen" yesterday. I yelled back "My pronouns are he/him/his. I want to speak to your Mom!" My wife told me to leave him alone since he is our son.

[AlumniGreen]

Cute story!

[Kevin]

Some kid called me "Karen" yesterday. I yelled back "My pronouns are he/him/his. I want to speak to your Mom!" My wife told me to leave him alone since he is our son.

.....were u being a karen tho?

[AlumniGreen]

Believe it or not, there IS a male counterpart for a "Karen." He is a "Ken." I kid you not.

[TAILG8R]

Believe it or not, there IS a male counterpart for a "Karen." He is a "Ken." I kid you not.

Now do the "Chad" ...

[BISONBRI53]

Now do the "Chad" ...

Now Todd...