by IP_SEC 26 Replies latest social humour
Ohhkay,
You ever hear someone use a word or phrase that?s out of context but sounds like they word or phrase they intended?
Like.
For all intensive purposes = (correctly) For all intents and purposes
Or
French benefits = (correctly) Fringe benefits
Anymore you?ve heard?
Edited: to correcty spell hear, hehhe I could have left it and just pretended it was a pun.
irregardless
I could care less =
I couldn't care less
our favorite, "nucular"
awwww ip, you made this thread cause of me didnt you
lol
Naw man it just reminded me of something I've wanted to post about. That's all.
Everyone needs to be able to laugh at themselves as well as each other. I'm an equal opportunity punk.
How about:
All woks of like= all walks of life
Chester Drawers= chest of drawers
Have a buddy who always said "Well, what he fails to forget is....". I used to snicker every time.
FMZ
Edited to note: I miss the guy. :(
begs the question is another..it is always misused..
Sean Salisbury from ESPN always says when he is defending a racist: "There is not a racial bone in his body."
I can't stand Sean Salisbury
