(A man is sitting on his couch, phoning Comcast about his disconnected cable. A telephone operator sits on the other line, waiting for a call.)
(The phone rings, and the operator answers it.)
Ka-Son: Comcast Cable. This is Ka-Son. I see that you've gone through our automated system, and you have been on hold for 2 hours and 28 minutes and I do apologize for that. How may I be of service?
Customer: Finally! Yes, yes, my cable was shut off and I need to make--
Ka-Son: Okay hold on one second sir. (checks computer) Yeah your cable was shut off!
Customer: Yes, I know that.
Ka-Son: Okay sir, you going to need to make a payment of $239.54 cents to get it turned back on.
Customer: Okay, uh ... can I just pay some of it for right now?
Ka-Son: Oh no I'm sorry sir, we do not accept partial payments, you going to need to make a full payment.
Customer: All right, I can't make a full payment right now, so can you just help me out here? Huh?
Ka-Son: (unimpressed) Uh, sir, it is not my problem that you cannot budget your bills correctly. No ones forcing you to have Cable Television. There are some perfectly good programs on network television.
Customer: (looking at phone momentarily) Look, I don't wanna just watch network television, I want my cable turned back on, all right? I don't understand why you can't just accept the partial payment from me!
Ka-Son: Uh, sir, if my service has not been satisfactory to you, I'd be happy to pass you to another representative. Let me just put you through our automated system again...
Customer: NO NO NO NO NO NO! Don't do that! Don't do that! Don't do that! Do NOT do that!
Ka-Son: Okay then sir, you gonna need to control the decibels of your voice, and then you gonna need to make a full payment of $234.54 cents or I simply cannot help you sir!
Customer: Okay, look, I don't understand what the big deal is! Other companies allow you to make a partial payment! Why don't cha cut me some freaking slack here? Why d'ya have to be such a BITCH about it?
Ka-Son: (shocked and angry) Oh this surly piece of dookie wants to tussle?!
Customer: Wha-- did you just call me dookie?!
Ka-Son: OH YES I DID, SURLY PIECE OF DOOKIE!!
Customer: Wha-- you called me piece of dookie twice?!
Ka-Son: Yes I-- Yes I did call you piece dookie! You got a problem with that? You surly piece of dookie-- FECAL MATTER!
Customer: What?! You cannot call me fecal matter on the phone or in person!
Ka-Son: Oh, yes I can!
Customer: No you can't! What?
Ka-Son: It's in my Comcast Customer Service Handbook, that if a customer spars blows verbally, there is a list of words I can use, and piece of dookie is one of 'em, and as such surly piece of dookie I DID USE IT!
Customer: It says in the handbook that you can call me a piece of dookie?! It says that in the handbook?!
Ka-Son: You know what sir, I do not have the time to verbally abusualise wit' you sir. I have the skills, and the booty, and the gorgeous hair, but I do NOT have the time!
Customer: Wha-- I'm not verbally abusualising with you!
Ka-Son: Now are you ready to make a full payment of $239.54 cents or not?
(The man backs away from the phone. Ka-Son fans her face and tries to calm down while the customer takes a moment.)
Customer: (clears throat) Fine. I can make a full payment.
Ka-Son: Mmm-hmmm.
Customer: Don't. Don't do that.
Ka-Son: Mr. Moneybags can all of a sudden make a full payment. Mmm-hmm. Yeah that's what I had thought. Mmm-hmm. We seem to have a visa here on record for you MONEYBAGS, and uh, could you please verify the last 4 digits of the card, and expiration please.
Customer: (as Ka-Son is typing on the keyboard)4071, 08, 06.
Ka-Son: All right, thank you sir. Your payment has been received and confirmed.
Customer: (condescendingly) THANK YOU!
Ka-Son: (defensively) YOU'RE WELCOME! (maintains composure) Now would you like to receive our package of 12 HBO's for a mere $9.99 per month?
Customer: What?! Are you freaking kidding me?!
Ka-Son: DON'T GET SURLY WITH ME AGAIN, PIECE OF DOOKIE!!! THAT'S A GOOD DEAL!!!
Customer: (shocked) Unbelieveable. This is unbelieveable.
(The man gets off sofa and crosses the set into Ka-Son's office.)
Customer: You know what? I'm calling your manager right now.
Ka-Son: (taking off headset) You know what?! You know what?!
Customer: I'm serious.
Ka-Son: (taking her nails off) You know what!? These nails are coming off! I'm taking my nails off!
(The customer runs back into his living room.)
Ka-Son: Oh, no! Oh, no! Oh, no! It's on! It's on!
(Ka-Son runs into the living room and gets ready to fight the man.)
Customer: 911! 911! Help!
(Ka-Son tackles the customer on the sofa and starts punching him and rolling around. Ka-Son's buttcrack is also showing.)
Customer: (screaming)
Polonius has just asked Hamlet what he is reading. Of course what he wants Hamlet to say is the name of the book. But just to be irritating Hamlet responds "Words, words, words."
A precious word or words that or listed, words talking to someone ,and introductory words.
there are to many words from the past and present.Im going to say that words havent really changed.
This movie follows the true story fairly closely. One thing the movie doesn't tell you is that Fuscia father had died from illness prior to the beginning of the film. She has gone to live with the Diamantes as their maid. That is not really clear in the film, as it looks like she works in their candy shop. The movie also has Fuscia going to work in a parts factory. But one reality was that, as she and the Jews she was hiding began to run out of food, she would knit sweaters and sell them or trade for food on the Black Market.
Every chapter has a different number of words of course,But I know the word count in Book One of The lord of the Rings is as follows; Chapter One 'A long-expected party' 9846 words Chapter Two 'The shadow of the past' : 11172 words Chapter three 'Three is Company' : 9636 words Chapter four 'A short cut to mushrooms' : 5832 words Chapter Five 'A conspiracy unmasked' : 5117 words Chapter Six 'The old forest' : 6420 words Chapter Seven 'In the house of Tom Bombadil' : 5442 words Chapter Eight 'Fog on the Barrow-downs' : 6629 words Chapter Nine 'At the sign of the prancing pony' : 6110 words Chapter Ten 'Strider' : 5785 words Chapter Eleven 'A knife in the dark' : 9353 words Chapter Twelve 'Flight to the ford' : 8704 words
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Linking words that are similar in meaning.
last words final words dying words
new words current words archaic words absolete words
yes! no!
Words that children use to see the response from the hearer. The words are usually less-sanitized words, such as gutter-words, bathroom words, sexuality words.
Such words are called "conjunctions" - examples are .... and, but, if
"Vocabulary words" refers to any words a person knows, while "study words" are specific words someone is actively learning. Study words can be part of a person's vocabulary, but not all vocabulary words are study words.
people's words.
what is 1.731 in words
Compound words are linked words.
Words = mots