The use of bring instead of take....
and I don't get this one.... "would of " instead of "would have".
and I don't get this one.... "would of " instead of "would have".
Some advice from the pros, please
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Heh. I like using Canadian words just to mess with people here... My step-dad is one of the worst.Ahhh...that explains your solid grasp of language
"Hey, is your garburator working?" Ummm... I dunno.
"Like your new deh-kehls."
And I'm STILL trying to explain what a donair is, and why I miss them so much. First thing I do when I get back to Edmonton next month is hit a donair shop.
Ahhh...that explains your solid grasp of language
And, given the predilection for "proper" English, the LACK of grasp of slang.
Who started this rant anyway???
*raises hand*
That would be me, with the 'sushi' joke. Sorry, folks!
Oh, and one more that I have been seeing a lot of lately...
There are myriad ways that people are using the word "myriad" incorrectly.
There are myriad ways that people are using the word "myriad" incorrectly.
The best ever is a simple spelling mistake and comes in two flavours...being labelled 'retarted' or 'dum'. Makes me giggle every time.
Nope. I mean donair.
Some guy named Don that refills scuba tanks, or a kebab shop?
(Yes, I know it's an alternate spelling, just wanted to pull your chain a bit)
I use 'dum' to imply that the idiot or object being referred to is so dumb they would spell it 'dum'. Ironically, this is often lost on the dummy in question.
Some guy named Don that refills scuba tanks, or a kebab shop?
(Yes, I know it's an alternate spelling, just wanted to pull your chain a bit)
Careful. I'll yank yours right back.... (That didn't sound right.)
I am aware of the alternate spelling, but I actually do mean "donair", as in "Halifax donair". Döner kebab - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Looking forward to what???
Oh right... this thread was actually supposed to have an alternate purpose...
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