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will muschamp could be a great coach if he would just show a little more enthusiasm.
Yes, and Chuck Norris would be really badass if he knew a thing or two about martial arts. :icon_wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by arkansasbob
The use of the term "throw them under the bus" has officially out lived the term "throw them to the wolves". Somebody please come up with another one now.:bigcry:
How about "transferred them to ULM?"Quote:
Originally Posted by maddawg
As in,
Boy, Jerry Jones really transferred Wade Philips to ULM when he blamed him for last week's loss.
i've always liked the classic "sold them down the river," but people who have never read mark twain may not understand the reference. i think we should start using inudesu's idea in conversation and see where it goes.Quote:
Originally Posted by maddawg
I'm working from home today. There's a special feeling about doing engineering on your own couch.
Do you have a bag of cheetos?:laugh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Abominable Gorilla
Picked up Stephen King's The Stand for the first time the other day (only about 1,000 pages to go:().
Decent so far, but I will say it isn't something you want to begin reading while fighting off a cold.
No, but I do have some Tostitos and some salsa and a nice big glass of Publix sweet tea.Quote:
Originally Posted by maddawg
I felt like I caught the flu from reading that one.Quote:
Originally Posted by inudesu
I edited this post to correct the spelling, but it makes me wonder what idiot decided that "transferred" needed an extra "r."Quote:
Originally Posted by inudesu
I guess it was the same moron who formalized the spelling of llama.
Why, oh why, is our language so stupid?
Was the BHO thing yesterday a historical moment or an historical moment? I've seen and heard both. Grammar police?
Found it! an goes before words beginning with a vowel ( I knew that one), but also before words beginning with a silent h. Since the h in historical is NOT silent, those who have been using an historical moment are dumb arses.
The above post is written mostly to aggrevate Inudesu.
that's tough. I thought it was just a moment of history.Quote:
Originally Posted by maddawg
I've wondered that when schools are canceled. <--the preferred spellingQuote:
Originally Posted by inudesu
According to this site, I guess the key is how you pronounce "historical." I think it should be an historical but I could see where someone who regularly drops their h's would say it the other way (British accent?).Quote:
Originally Posted by maddawg
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/esl/esliart.html