Kinda rude
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Repeat after me, "slip of paper." It sounds better, and you can avoid any unnecessary "slips" of the tongue.
repat after me recipt please sign the recipt please not can u sign this sheet of paper its called a recipt god damn americans learn english (btw sorry if i spelled recipt wrong its not a word i have to spell often so whatever )
So much for knowing English. You can't even spell, much less speak, the language properly. Stop being a hypocrite, and go read a book.
So much for knowing punctuation, IDIOT!
IN CASE YOU FUCKTARDS DIDENT NOTICE I LEFT A MESSAGE TO FUCKTARDS LIKE YOU SAYING THIS IS THE ******* INTERNET WHO GIVES A SHIT ABOUT SPEELING AND GRAMMAR EXCEPT GRAMMAR NAZI"S
I'M TYPING IN ALL CAPS LOCK SO THAT MEANS I'M YELLING
How is this a FML...?
You apparently have no idea how bad being written up for anything can effect one's employment. Once you've been written up just once, and your boss doesn't like you, they'll use that one time you were written up against you to fire you.
or how about just sign here. kthx
maybe you should call it a receipt?! makes MUCH more sense
oh boo hoo. The lady thought I said a curse word but I would never do that. Not even in God Damn Hell. You call this a FML. Nothing bad even happened. If the lady comes again, try to pronunciate. Problem solved.
Keywords
Next time, ask her to sign the "penis paper." When the manager asks, say you said "piece of paper."
Did anyone else immediately think of the City Wok guy from South Park when they read this?