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Originally posted by vivifyPartial, out of context, or mistaken information is s source of much unnecessary confusion, but can be fun to watch and even instigate.
Ever see those movies (especially romantic comedies) where at some point a misunderstanding occurs between characters that could've been avoided if only the characters came right out and clearly said what they were thinking?
This is what this thread is like.
The American TV comedy series Three's Company (based on Brit Com series Man About The House) used the Out-of-Context Eavesdropping trope as the plot of roughly 2/3s of the episodes, according to:
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Series/ThreesCompany?from=Main.ThreesCompany
Also: ""I must be the only gullible husband who ever overheard snippets of surprise-party planning, and believed his wife was having an affair!"
— Homer Simpson, The Simpsons, "Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind" (the other married men all self-consciously loosen their collars) "
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/OutOfContextEavesdropping
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Originally posted by hakimaMe too. I thought, with the first post, it was a cooking thread, or maybe a recipe thread. Boy was I wrong...and without whiskey or whisky.🙄
I'm so confused!
*edit...that was not a response to a specific post...this whole thread confuses me...or maybe it's the whiskey... 😉
