No, you must revere the Huxtable sweater! Think! Sick. AND tired!
Um, house, Kate? For reals? Are there, like pictures yet, or are you still in HOMG, house maybe?
I has no useful information on refis, but I wish you well.
As I embrace the poor, loveable wrongheaded thingers.
I've always thought it was "thing," but apparently the OED thinks "think." [link]
It's definitely pike, though.
eta: Smonster and I are sisters in Google.
When you leave grammar, you've gone to the dark side.
Are you telling me there is no (other) instance of ungrammatical-yet-acceptable-because-amusing plays on words in literature or popular culture? I wish I were more than passing familiar with Shakespeare's works; I'll bet he coined a few of them.
Also, cookies.
It's not supposed to be grammatical, it's supposed to be amusing! It's a play on words! Why is there no whimsy in your soul?
It's not a play on words; it's a threat! Threats have way more teeth when they're grammatical!
My whimsy was in the tooth that got pulled. I had a whimsectomy.
::high-fives Ginger for the x-posted link::
Please tell me no one here says "for all intensive purposes." Please. Can I cling to that hope?
Tep's been de-whimsified! Oh no!
Annie's Boobs! Blorgons!
We may need to install bionic zombie whimsy.
Please tell me no one here says "for all intensive purposes." Please. Can I cling to that hope?
I just threw up in my mouth a little.