Quick Question

[cgobyd]

Ok my question is where did the phrase "Sneaky feet, ninja feet" and those like it originate?

I see it many times and despite this I still find it funny, and am curios who started it.

I once heard that it was a Gold Digger thing but thats was only in passing and subject to my sig.

So anyone know?

 

[Left Shoe]

First off, how do you know that Urban Dictionary is wrong? And, wrong about what?

... Or was that just an attention-grabber?

 

[cgobyd]

Is was part attention grabber, but mostly since I'm using IE (for some reason it is the only one that my schools network is made to work with <_< ) and it doesn't have a spell-checker I put in words/phrases into google that I think might be wrong.

I put in Quick Question and the first thing that pops up was the Urban Dictonary which had this Definition

"A question that usually requires a long answer. A close relative of stupid question and rhetorical question. "

With three other definitions, two are repeats and they all are almost the exact same thing.

I was saying that it was just a quick question, that only required a quick answer if it was known, and thus Urban Dictonaries definition was wrong.

 

[SEG-CISR]

"A question that usually requires a long answer. A close relative of stupid question and rhetorical question. "

With three other definitions, two are repeats and they all are almost the exact same thing.

I was saying that it was just a quick question, that only required a quick answer if it was known, and thus Urban Dictonaries definition was wrong.

Note the usually. Then you must request a short concise answer.

Also, how the hell did I get into the comics section? :huh:

 

[cgobyd]

Also, how the hell did I get into the comics section? :huh:

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