Random Acts of Evil
Mr Twisty Cheeky asks: As a contrast to last week's question - Has anyone ever been evil to you, out of the blue, for no reason? Have you ever been total twuntcake against all logic?
( , Thu 16 Feb 2012, 18:49)
Mr Twisty Cheeky asks: As a contrast to last week's question - Has anyone ever been evil to you, out of the blue, for no reason? Have you ever been total twuntcake against all logic?
( , Thu 16 Feb 2012, 18:49)
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I can honestly say
that to deliberately do that is to seriously harm your own reputation as someone who is normally considered to cleverly write.
( , Wed 22 Feb 2012, 13:10, closed)
that to deliberately do that is to seriously harm your own reputation as someone who is normally considered to cleverly write.
( , Wed 22 Feb 2012, 13:10, closed)
A disaster.
Now I'm carefully looking for split infinitives in every post, although I can't see any run on sentences.
( , Wed 22 Feb 2012, 14:22, closed)
Now I'm carefully looking for split infinitives in every post, although I can't see any run on sentences.
( , Wed 22 Feb 2012, 14:22, closed)
Split infinitives only bother people who wish English was Latin
Such people deserve to be wound up as much as possible, since they are quite clearly arseholics.*
* arseholic: addicted to being an arsehole.
( , Wed 22 Feb 2012, 13:24, closed)
Such people deserve to be wound up as much as possible, since they are quite clearly arseholics.*
* arseholic: addicted to being an arsehole.
( , Wed 22 Feb 2012, 13:24, closed)
Actually the suffix should only be "ic".
The "ohol" comes from "alcohol".
Thus it upsets me when people say "chocoholic" when actually they mean "chocolatic", particularly since such is an absolute load of utter bollocks.
( , Wed 22 Feb 2012, 13:38, closed)
The "ohol" comes from "alcohol".
Thus it upsets me when people say "chocoholic" when actually they mean "chocolatic", particularly since such is an absolute load of utter bollocks.
( , Wed 22 Feb 2012, 13:38, closed)
What
the sort of Latin that only comes out when there's a full moon?
( , Wed 22 Feb 2012, 14:18, closed)
the sort of Latin that only comes out when there's a full moon?
( , Wed 22 Feb 2012, 14:18, closed)
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