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That's odd, considering that "I did not want to loose my dog...
I am a little surprised that it has never occurred to me to ...
Well, to be fair, I'd never heard of "malapropism" before. ...
The only problem with using "malapropism" is that they must ...
Ian, I don't think there's a word for that, but I would call...
Personally, I think he should be hung....
Bah, correction/clarification: I agree with whomever else s...
Well, JC, you've apparently been well and truly brainwashed....
No more relevant than "chat" which isn't relevant because it...
Inquiry, correction, and admonishment to jai: 1. How do you...
"That was so fun." Do you mean to suggest that there is som...
I don't understand the debate. Is the question whether we s...
That's an amusing question. Does the side that he takes aut...
Correction: Douglas, I object to your supposition that simp...
Herein lies the evolution of "stamina" from it's Latin origi...
"I’ve (and you have) provided several examples of how modify...
Oh, it's fine is it? Well, I'm glad it's fine that you told...
My second post was in addition to the first. I did not refr...
"I cannot control the environment in which I was brought up;...
Oh, yes, and if you insist on using English, then shouldn't ...
hot4teacher: "... just because people say things one way, do...
You sure those are mistakes, goofy? Generally, one would be...
The way I see it, there are two goals to ending your stateme...
If you are so keen to preserve the English language from it'...
February 11, 2010, 7:37pm • 1 vote
on: Like a red herring, but unintentional.
Since you're looking for an idiom like "wild goose chase," I...