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I will say Dumb ass and smart ass are different, at least in UK English. A Dumb ass is someone who has said something really stupid, mainly getting common knowledge wrong. A Smart ass is someone who corrects someone's mistakes and is smug about it, in general anyway.
If you want something that doesn't make sense, go with flammable/inflammable. They both mean the same thing despite the fact if a word usually has an in- in front of it, then it means the opposite.
If you want something that doesn't make sense, go with flammable/inflammable. They both mean the same thing despite the fact if a word usually has an in- in front of it, then it means the opposite.
Oooo! Oooo! I found another typo! Does the Museum have candy? Please tell me it has candy. If it doesn't then I won't just be sad, I'll be devastated.
(Yet another shot to see if my humor is misunderstood, wish me luck!)
There are people in this world that just want to enjoy life and have a laugh.
Then there are some people who seem to think that everyone is wrong but them selves and they must correct people or they won't realise their stupidity and will be forever obliviously happy.
I can't believe no one mentioned to and too - that's the one I see the most.
I know spelling and grammar aren't a reflection of intelligence, but I do have the rather terrible habit of forming knee-jerk opinions based on it (unless it's known the poster isn't an native English speaker). It's a habit I'm trying to break.
I know spelling and grammar aren't a reflection of intelligence, but I do have the rather terrible habit of forming knee-jerk opinions based on it (unless it's known the poster isn't an native English speaker). It's a habit I'm trying to break.
If I remember correctly, that was a deliberate twist on the mods' dependency order that spun its humour from the initial mod's name. Which is to say, the order was "BTW then Buildcraft."
It worked rather well, I'd say.
In retrospect, I must apologize; I didn't realize one might feel slighted by a humorous correction through stylistic imitation.
Usually, if I misspell something, I search to see if the error may have a meaning I can spin off into a joke. If I were to misspell "Twilight Forest" as "Twilight Forset", I'd then see what "forset" means.
Seems to me that being playful starts with playing with one's own faults, so again, my apologies if I were insensitive to how seriously you hold your esteem.
Usually, if I misspell something, I search to see if the error may have a meaning I can spin off into a joke. If I were to misspell "Twilight Forest" as "Twilight Forset", I'd then see what "forset" means.
Seems to me that being playful starts with playing with one's own faults, so again, my apologies if I were insensitive to how seriously you hold your esteem.
This made me chuckle for its wild understatement. Punctuation is also a source of great humor. See "Eats, Shoots & Leaves: The Zero Tolerance Approach to Punctuation" by Lynne Truss.
I blame my tendency to understate things a bit on my English heritage
My ex-gf got annoyed at me because I described our recently completed, wall and window shaking, "relations" as pleasant, I was in the shit for a bit from that one lol