SirPsycho said:

Bucky-ass-naked.

...Should be Bucky-assed, no?

Honey said:

shiiiiit, by the time somebodys that nekkid i dont care no mo

SirPsycho said:

SirPsycho said:

"I wouldn't be adverse to..."

It's averse - no 'd.'

two bushes in the hand is worth 1 bird
[Edited 6/25/09 9:27am]

SCNDLS said:

Yeah, but "card shark" is so common now (with even a game show using the name) that's it's not considered wrong anymore.

Genesia said:

Same goes for this term.

add edit.
[Edited 6/25/09 10:02am]

sextonseven said:

Is it in a dictionary?

SCNDLS said:

http://dictionary.referen...?qsrc=2446

sextonseven said:

Well, it ain't in Merriam Webster last time I checked and just cuz it's popular usage doesn't make it correct.

SCNDLS said:

A.Men.

Fringe Benefits (work related) vs. French Benefits (something your partner might provide)

Genesia said:

You mean like the words "d'oh" and "ginormous"?

Genesia said:

A. Men vs Amen

sextonseven said:

Whatchu mean??? That's good English!!!

Genesia said:

We'd still be speaking Latin if you two were in charge.

johnart said:

SCNDLS said:

johnart said:

mcmeekle said:

How does one say, "Kiss my grits" in Latin?

SCNDLS said:

Basium meus grits.

SCNDLS said:

isskay my itsgray.

sextonseven said:

Gritius puckerus maximus.

Genesia said:

sextonseven said:

I meant real Latin, not EboLatin.

"Another think coming" or "another thing coming"?

mcmeekle said:

mcmeekle said:

think

SCNDLS said:

The proper term is "Pig Latin".

SCNDLS said:

That would be my answer but apparently there's some debate.....

I fear another bastardised saying that's been left unchecked and has become more popular!

Quick! To the Latin-mobile.....