“I hope you just said turmeric and cumin.”
“As opposed to?”
“I thought you said “human”.”
“That’s right… ground human.”
“I hope you just said turmeric and cumin.”
“As opposed to?”
“I thought you said “human”.”
“That’s right… ground human.”
The Iron Man of the Laundry.
I’ve just heard someone in a video about driving a 1970s car say, “At sixty miles an hour this car is noisy. And slow.”
Maybe they meant sluggish? That would make sense when you’re out of torque.
Ah, but in this thread we are only interested in what was said, not what may have been meant
“It’s like fingering a Sherbet Dip Dab. So to speak.”
“I am watching to see what the ferret does to the ogre.”
(The ferret is fifteen feet long.)
A ferret that big must be quite something. What are they feeding it?
Ogres, clearly.
And who’s trousers was it up?
Rapunzel! Throw down your bear!
As juvenile as it is, I can’t stop laughing at the picture of a bear flying out the window and crushing Eugene.
“Herpetic niggle”
I’m going straight to hell…
“Rapunzel, throw down your beaver!” was the first thing that came to mind after reading that first sentence …
“AI wouldn’t want our jobs”
Leslie Nielsen is an international treasure.
“I shall take it firmly by the trouser leg”
“I’m just enjoying Barry’s face”
“Like a blind man at an orgy, I was going to have to feel things up” remains one of my favourite quotes of all time.