Oh no it isn't!

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Can you please ask that of your neighborhood dog?

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Can you please ask that of your neighborhood dog?

@wolfe63 said
What? And a poor pooch should get the rabies?

The "Five Second Rule" is NOT a Rule!
If food hits the floor the bacteria/viruses/fungi DO NOT
wait 5 seconds before contaminating your food.

Typically when I use the expression in question, I don’t pose it as an interrogative because I’m not waiting around for an answer, and the part of my anatomy requested bitten is obviously in view of the recipient of the directive,

Simply

“Bite me.”

@hakima said
Typically when I use the expression in question, I don’t pose it as an interrogative because I’m not waiting around for an answer, and the part of my anatomy requested bitten is obviously in view of the recipient of the directive,

Simply

“Bite me.”

@wolfgang59 said
The "Five Second Rule" is NOT a Rule!
If food hits the floor the bacteria/viruses/fungi DO NOT
wait 5 seconds before contaminating your food.

@very-rusty said
LOL........Yes well obviously some people don't get it!! 😉

-VR

@Ghost-of-a-Duke

What Shove it means?

shove it, Slang: Often Vulgar. (used to express contempt or belligerence): I told them to take the job and shove it. Also stick it. shove it up your/one's a$$, Slang: Vulgar. go to hell: a term of contempt, abuse, disagreement, or the like. Also stick it up your/one's a$$.

I like the song take this Job and shove it!

-VR

@very-rusty said
@Ghost-of-a-Duke

What Shove it means?

shove it, Slang: Often Vulgar. (used to express contempt or belligerence): I told them to take the job and shove it. Also stick it. shove it up your/one's a$$, Slang: Vulgar. go to hell: a term of contempt, abuse, disagreement, or the like. Also stick it up your/one's a$$.

I like the song take this Job and shove it!

-VR

@ghost-of-a-duke said
I asked if 'you' knew what it meant, not Google.

@very-rusty said
Do I tell you where to get your information from? 😛 🙂

Deal with it or don't I could care less, I know you love that term! 😛

-VR

@caesar-salad said
The phrase isn't "could care less." It's "couldn't care less." 😉

@caesar-salad said
The phrase isn't "could care less." It's "couldn't care less." 😉

@ponderable said
The Point here is if I could care less, there is room to be less concerned.
If I say that I was not able to care less it is without any meaning for me. (But since I do comment, is that true?)