I always confuse "compose" and "comprise" no matter how often I look "comprise" up. I solve the problem by never, ever using "comprise". It's a thing.
Drusilla ,'Conversations with Dead People'
The Minearverse 4: Support Group for Clumsy People
[NAFDA] "There will be an occasional happy, so that it might be crushed under the boot of the writer." From Zorro to Angel (including Wonderfalls and The Inside), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath.
balling of the melon
sounds like someone needs a girlfriend.
I always heard "chickens lay, people lie" and assumed that chicken=anything not people.
"You are the object of all my verbs."
I guess I'm a huge geek, because I would melt if someone said that to me.
Nope. Chickens lay because chickens lay eggs. (Object of verb). If chickens should become horizontal, they'd lie down just like the rest of us.
The chicken lays its head on my lap. The chicken lies down on my lap.
"its head" is the object of the verb. If there's an object of the verb (you're laying something), use lay. Otherwise, lie.
"You are the object of all my verbs."
I guess I'm a huge geek, because I would melt if someone said that to me.
And I must be a distrustful geek, because I would demand a list of the verbs before melting.
I would like to mention that lots of different people have sex several times in Lord of War, which I saw this weekend, and they ALL do it standing up. After the film, I turned to the people I was with and asked "Did I miss a memo or something?"
It's the latest exercise craze. The next level is doing it on stair-climbers.
The exercise people ruin everything.
(sorry, ita)
I tend to think sex while standing up is code for "act of desparation" in most films.
The exercise people ruin everything.
Well, you could think of it as ruining sex, or you could think of it as greatly improving your workout.
From a strictly technical point of view, is it easier to hide everybody's censorable bits when standing up? Especially if minimal disrobing occurs?