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Did Danny O'Neil hijack our "Selling The Couch" expression?
I thought I heard him late last week say somebody was being traded and was selling their couch, and how that was a great euphemism (or something like that). Danny paused to take great delight in the humor of it. Did anyone else catch that?
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WTF'ed for listening to Danny O'Neil.
I would have flagged the post, but you cannot flag a moderator's post... etc. I'll let @TierbsHsotBoobs fill in the rest.
I've had more "good timeZ" on this bored in single hourZ than I've had interfacing with the entirety of pretty much all other media.
Also, Danny O'Neal is a very good FRIEND OF MINE (Deathrace 2000) and he's smart enough to read this bored.
Unlike you fucky Palestinians, I don't listen to Sports Radio for hot takes.
Fuck everything.
"This is about what Dustin Ackley is right now, an outfielder with diminished range who is hitting below .200 for the second consecutive month. It's not as bad as he started last season. Actually, it is significantly worse, which is the reason Ackley is now like an old couch you just need to get rid of. Post it on Craigslist for $10, hand it down to someone's kid who's going off to college, and if that doesn't work, call a friend over to help you haul it out to the curb and put a sign on it that reads, "FREE."
http://mynorthwest.com/258/2762705/Having-exercised-patience-and-options-Ms-should-finally-discard-Ackley
Selling the couch
Origin: Kendyl Taylor
An expression stemming from when reserve Husky wide receiver Kendyl Taylor announced on Twitter that he was selling his couch and it had to go within 24 hours. The next day, it was announced he was transferring from UW. This quickly became the preferred manner Hardcore Husky posters announced on the boards that someone had lost their job, moved out, was transferring, or any other significant transition in life. One of the most beloved of HHB expressions.