"So those are your symptoms? Last person I knew that had those symptoms died soon after"

"Does anyone here know how to fly a plane?"

"Wow, your baby has a lot of hair. Usually I only see Hispanic babies with that much hair"

"How much will it cost to get fixed?" "Oh, it'll run ya"

"going forward" - is everyone else going backward?
"watching on" - if "watch" means "look on", what does "look on on" say?
"cheaper prices" - if I want to buy a price, that could be useful, but otherwise?

Massive sale!' Up to' 70% off.

It's the 'up to' part that annoys me. (Usually written in small text). So from a a distance it appears that everything in the shop is 70% cheaper, when in reality it's just the flowery shirt and saggy puffer jacket.

Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
Massive sale!' Up to' 70% off.

It's the 'up to' part that annoys me. (Usually written in small text). So from a a distance it appears that everything in the shop is 70% cheaper, when in reality it's just the flowery shirt and saggy puffer jacket.

Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
Massive sale!' Up to' 70% off.

It's the 'up to' part that annoys me. (Usually written in small text). So from a a distance it appears that everything in the shop is 70% cheaper, when in reality it's just the flowery shirt and saggy puffer jacket.

There is also a shop in our local town that, to my knowledge, is on its third closing down sale.

"Eat your peas. There are children starving in Africa."

Originally posted by josephw
"Eat your peas. There are children starving in Africa."

Originally posted by divegeester
[b]"I could care less"
Stupid phrase which should be said as "I couldn't care less"

"Live for today"
When tomorrow is so close, we need to consider it at least a little bit.

"Literally" e.g. "That was so funny it literally killed me"
So what are you now, a zombie?[/b]

Originally posted by Very Rusty
Dive,
I use that all the time "I could care less" , I know you are using the right way of saying it. I will still probably continue to say "I could care less". 😉

Kind Regards,
-VR

Originally posted by lemondrop
dear milky
if you know that 'I could care less' is probably not what you mean to say
then why not say it correctly?
kind of stupid my friend

Originally posted by Very Rusty
Maiden Gertrude,
I've used it all my life. I know well educated people that use "I could care Less" all the time, does that make them stupid?

We have people from all over the world who play on this internet chess site. Many do not have ENGLISH AS THEIR NUMBER ONE LANGUAGE. The well educated people I am talking about do have ...[text shortened]... How many Languages do you speak Maiden Gertrude?

Kindest Regards,
"I could care less",
-VR

"just kidding" after having said something inslting.

So it has been said, but if you react you have no sense of humour which adds injury to Insult.

Originally posted by lemondrop
I could excuse ignorance
not knowing the difference
but to know and still use it is stupidity
I have trouble with one language
but I would not continue to use something that was wrong
it's just plain stupid
all my love, Gerty

Originally posted by josephw
"Lovers leap".

What does that mean?