It's not a play on words; it's a threat! Threats have way more teeth when they're grammatical!
What? It's way more of a threat the wrong way.
Also, why are we still talking about this? Oh right, because there's no rest for the wearywicked.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
It's not a play on words; it's a threat! Threats have way more teeth when they're grammatical!
What? It's way more of a threat the wrong way.
Also, why are we still talking about this? Oh right, because there's no rest for the wearywicked.
women still get wooly, right?
Cilantro! CILANTRO!!1!
Think is amusing, I just never heard it before today.
Because he’s Rob Fucking Halford, that’s why.
srsly
Because he’s Rob Fucking Halford, that’s why.
He is also wrong
"I was walking down the street just a-having a think /when a snake of a guy gave me an evil wink..."
Thing, cilantro, pike, Oxford comma, intents and purposes.
I have now been earwormed with Judas Priest.
Kate, adorable house.
(I looked at how many posts there were in Natter since about 5 pm today, and I immediately thought, "Who died?")
Huh. For some reason that Rolo ad made me think of foreskins. I don't know if that's on me or that's on them.
I used to love Rolos.
UNTIL NOW.
women still get wooly, right?
Because of all the stress.
Having looked up the Judas Priest song, I note that wikepedia* says:
The song's title is an eggcorn idiom, in use since at least 1919,[4] from the original expression, "You've got another think coming," published as early as 1898.
*yes, I know, but the article does cite the Syracuse Standard in 1898 -- "Conroy lives in Troy and thinks he is a coming fighter. This gentleman has another think coming. It is probable that McCoy will next meet Joe Choynski."