To the contrary, if someone threatened to mofo me up I would take that very seriously. I think these terms take on weight the more a-grammatcially they are used.
And a lot of other factors! Like if they have a knife…
Politicians are the only people who write resignation letters after they’re fired.
See: Corporate Executives
“Like a cross between droughts and chess.”
(This was just a typo in a comment I’d read, but the concept was too perplexing not to share.)
“I’m going to make a game on Saturday and release it Sunday. There will a demo that’s free but the real game will cost less than £21, so £20”
My seven year old planning a career in making games. I’ve promised to help him with Scratch
(Wife is online shopping)
“Wait, before you take a break can you look at these five rings?”
“I guess. That’s only half as many as Shang-Chi had to deal with.”
“It’s time for the thoracic horn.”
The real trouble is all the stuff that comes after.
Hope you like birds.
“What’s the point of Delaware?”
Incorrect. That would be Wilmington
It was posed by my coworker who is from New Jersey.
In my case, it gave me somewhere to turn around when I was driving to Pennsylvania and missed.
As a Californian, I had that sentiment. As a Virginian, Delaware has a lot of value (namely, Farm Fresh ice cream and a number of beaches that aren’t Maryland trashy). My wife was raised in New Jersey and I think for her Delaware was important only for holding up one half of the Delaware Memorial Bridge (DelMemBr).
“I’m all out of Intrigue. I can’t go down the docks any more.”
Lords of Waterdeep?
Yup.
“So every turn two more thieves turn up? What is it, gold coloured fly paper?”
How has Wisconsin not legalized weed? It’s a gateway drug to cheese!
Problem is, weed is an alternative to beer.