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- I think that implains to a lot of different situations.
- This is for the hearing disimpaired. (What? Disimpaired
isn't a word!) When you're
disabled because your hearing is impared? Disimpaired.
- Shake the blues from your'e soul!
(huh? Don't you mean sole?)
- That's what I'm aspiring
for.
- Conversation with a 6 year
old: That's just a recordance of a tiger
growling. (Me: A "recordance"?) Yes,
someone recorded it, it's not real, it's just a
recordance.
- "The plane diverted to Maine and met by
federal agents at Bangor International "Airport around 3 p.m. EDT,
Melendez said." (Leslie
Miller, AP 9/22/04, after watching the latest School House Rock short,
"Helping Verbs -- Who Needs 'Em?")
- It would be great to have a
job with a company of your multitude.
- "...companies may hire
that peticular skill in your service
area."
- I can't even get through one
sentence without a grammical error.
- "In his first term, some of
Bush's judicial appointees ignited a partisan fire keg..." (What's
a fire keg? CNN.com, 11/5/04)
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