Imago said:

If you say it, it's ok

and hi, honey.

I really hate people who mispronounce people's names (Steve Buscemi, Catherine Denevue) and words like "queue."

It gets on my nerve when people ask for a slither of cake instead of sliver (I probably already posted that on this very thread )

applekisses said:

I'd like a cup of cino please!

ZombieKitten said:

applekisses said:

I'm pretty sure I've seen that WRITTEN on a sign in a cafe, out in the country where my parents live

ZombieKitten said:

As much as it bugs me, I do love seeing things like that. One of my favorites too is seeing florist marquees advertising "bokays" instead of "bouquets"

my best friend has always said.. i will learn u, instead of i will teach u


ive never had the heart to correct her

oh- and my husband always says VietMaNese

i ask him, what is the country..he answers VietNaM

oh- and i cant pronounce skeleton

i say skellington

unless i think about it

prb said:

I always say "that'll learn ya!"

prb said:

I used to ring up a company called Data Tech, and the receptionist could not say it!! She's say "good afternoon, Datantech"

ZombieKitten said:

so does my sister, usually after the kids have done something stupid

prb said:

I'm going to the video shop to lend some videos

ZombieKitten said:

myfavorite said:

http://en.wikipedia.org/w...furniture)

You'll catch me naked often with the written word but you'd be hard pressed to nail me as to verbal command. Unless of course you take into consideration the fact I have vastly manipulated the English language to my style. ( Which often derives a well placed giggle)