I Used to Be an Ordinary, Everyday Dumbass. . .
. . .but I wised up. Now I am an exceptional smart-ass.
When Acrobats Flip Out. . .
. . .they do so gracefully.
Fun Lil Bit of Dialog
From Ghost by John Ringo:
“I do odd jobs,” Mike replied, sitting in one of the forward seats.
“If you’ll pardon me, sir,” the pilot said, still curious. “You don’t get the money to charter a jet, much less have it sit around on call, by digging ditches with a shovel.”
“I’ve used a shovel in my time,” Mike said, smiling broadly. “But I usually prefer to find the local guy with a backhoe. Quicker and easier to hide the bodies. You ready to go?”
Sometimes β just sometimes β I’d not mind being “Mike’s” backhoe operator. . . Well, a guy can still dream, can’t he? π
*shrugs* Sometimes β OK, Rarely β BrE Just Makes More Sense
For example, the Standard British English pronunciation of “echidna” is much more mellifluous than the Standard American English pronunciation.
Offhand, that’s about all I can think of that makes more sense in BrE. *heh*
(OK, OK, I suppose one could argue that the BrE silliness of calling a kitchen oven a “cooker” makes at least some sort of sense. . . in a rather vulgar sense β and I do mean “vulgar” in the nontechnical linguistic sense of “language of a lower order,” not in the vulgar, actually degraded, and flat-out wrong contemporary sense of “profanity” β which is also most often used in a degraded, and flat-out wrong sense nowadays. *sigh*)
And then there was. . .
. . .the subliterate drunk who thought he wasn’t drunk if he could spell “sophisticated,” but was so drunk he forgot he couldn’t spell it when he was sober.
“Trust Me”
Two words that say, “Check your wallet. ‘Trust me guy’ has probably already picked your pocket.”
Here’s Something You Can Use. . .
. . . or not.
Imagine an (OVERLY ornately decorated store front catering to chocoholics: Rococo Cocoa.
Your fortune is in your hands. . .
Grandmaster Level Bullshit
A whole lotta nuthin’ goin’ on. . . and coming out of Kamawa (FWEEDOM!) Hawwis’s mouth.
Another Politician? *flush*
My view of politicians in general is that modern plumping is a Really Good Thing, because when one is regular and daily gives birth to a politician, one can always just reach for the flush lever. . .