I don’t know what the big deal is. Mail men (sorry, people) push envelopes all of the time. Do we see them get any rewards or recognition?
Maybe he could get a job stuffing envelopes.
He seems flighty enough to me.
If you push the envelope too far somebody is bound to stamp on you.
change the plane for a football and he might have the right stuff to play for the Jets …?
Paper cuts are the worst!
“No matter how much you push the envelope, it’s still stationary.”
And don’t lick the cheap ones.You’ll die.RIP,Susan ;)
Just for the record the phrase in The Right Stuff is “push the outside of the envelope”, not “push the envelope” as so many people seem to think (chapter one, page 45, in my copy of the book, is the first time Mr. Wolf used the phrase.
Pushing the envelope gets you nowhere – because it will remain stationery!
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Gary Fabian about 5 years ago
I don’t know what the big deal is. Mail men (sorry, people) push envelopes all of the time. Do we see them get any rewards or recognition?
the lost wizard about 5 years ago
Maybe he could get a job stuffing envelopes.
P51Strega about 5 years ago
He seems flighty enough to me.
dukedoug about 5 years ago
If you push the envelope too far somebody is bound to stamp on you.
InTraining about 5 years ago
change the plane for a football and he might have the right stuff to play for the Jets …?
The Reader Premium Member about 5 years ago
Paper cuts are the worst!
DennisSweitzer about 5 years ago
“No matter how much you push the envelope, it’s still stationary.”
Herb L 1954 about 5 years ago
And don’t lick the cheap ones.You’ll die.RIP,Susan ;)
Ruthford Premium Member about 5 years ago
Just for the record the phrase in The Right Stuff is “push the outside of the envelope”, not “push the envelope” as so many people seem to think (chapter one, page 45, in my copy of the book, is the first time Mr. Wolf used the phrase.
chris_weaver about 5 years ago
Pushing the envelope gets you nowhere – because it will remain stationery!