
Things we rarely hear: Bow...er...wow...er..um...woof/like tweet, I mean, y'know, tweet/whatchamacallit moo...
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Things we rarely hear: Bow...er...wow...er..um...woof/like tweet, I mean, y'know, tweet/whatchamacallit moo...
"And look sir - here's another interesting derivative of that phrase..."
"My doctor said I have 'a reptile dysfunction.'"
"Window Pain"
"He's sworn never to say Boudicca, ShrOwsbury, whoM, or narrative."
(Gallerie Martorelli) (Art-Babble spoken here)
UGH LA FE Right now they're an expression of disgust so we're going over to make them laugh.
Jean Chrétien: I don't speak good English, but I French very well!
'Kindly explain to His Majesty that I didn't mean 'nincompoop' in the pejorative sense.'
'You mean to ssssay we have sssspeach imedimentssss?'
Smoke Signals
Correct Spelling Lane.
"I like clichés. They're verbal comfort food."
"Who plays ball with the Dalai Lama?" "That's right." "What's right?" "Who plays ball with the Dalai Lama." "Why are you asking me?"
"I’ve heard of them barking at the moon, but never scatting at the sun."
'Do you always have to shout? Well? Do you? Huh?'
'Diver caught scallops - is that a description of what happened or a compound adjective'
'In today's market hyperbole was up sharply. Similes and metaphors held relatively steady with euphemisms hitting another record low.'
"Nd how did tht mke u feel?"
Wordplay: Nonstarter.
The Oxford Comma Coin
"We're to stop talking about 'budget cuts'. Apparently it's depressing for staff and clients..."
'He spoke his first words today Serge - 'ello. . . ello. . . ello'!'
"Hair spray"
Irritable Vowel Syndrome: "EEEIIIOOOAAA AUUUEEE!!"
'Well? - Now that we've learned to talk, aren't you going to admit that you were wrong?'
'Yes, I speak perfect English, I have to 'cause you English are too bloody lazy to learn French!'
Sign on Roget's Thesaurus, Inc.: 'Absent Ingesting Comestibles'
"I think our daughter should change her major. She can now ask for money in 3 different languages!"
"No, those people aren't anorexic. Those people are starving."
'Once a donzel, the dyvour now settled for orts.'
GARDU VIN! (BEWARE!). Clown sees several pies to beware of.
Witch's spell check.
Barbed Pen
"We’re leveraging knowledge of niche opportunities to maximize strategic advantages."
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