trafficgoo Weight lifting Music Guy Apr 1, 2008 4,435 40 Gilbert, AZ www.musclemanmusic.com Jul 28, 2010 #1 Oopsie! http://www.news.com.au/breaking-new...o-pose-with-guns/story-e6frfku0-1225897993442
mikemerlin Mac Daddy DJ Feb 4, 2010 1,101 286 WIllimantic CT Jul 28, 2010 #2 "Oopsie" is appropriate when something funny or embarrassing happens. Using that word in this circumstance comes off as callous and insensitive
"Oopsie" is appropriate when something funny or embarrassing happens. Using that word in this circumstance comes off as callous and insensitive
trafficgoo Weight lifting Music Guy Apr 1, 2008 4,435 40 Gilbert, AZ www.musclemanmusic.com Jul 28, 2010 #3 mikemerlin said: "Oopsie" is appropriate when something funny or embarrassing happens. Using that word in this circumstance comes off as callous and insensitive Click to expand... Mike...chill dude. You play with guns, someone is bound to get hurt. You've heard of the Darwin Awards? This is a sure contender.
mikemerlin said: "Oopsie" is appropriate when something funny or embarrassing happens. Using that word in this circumstance comes off as callous and insensitive Click to expand... Mike...chill dude. You play with guns, someone is bound to get hurt. You've heard of the Darwin Awards? This is a sure contender.
Shirl The SheWolf Staff member Nov 13, 2006 2,030 315 Delaware Jul 28, 2010 #4 Same story here.... Wedding Photographer..