Do you see that as an obstacle?
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We can if you put down that chainsaw and listen to me. Itâs time for us to join in the fight.
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Why would you think I would?
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Should we squeeze all the Charmin we can, when Mr. Beschizzaâs not around?
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Put your head in the still-locked safe and get yourself a chronopump?
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I got the 18-105mm with it. f/4 throughout the range, but itâs enormous.
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I wonder what he said to make them blur out his mouth.
I wonder.
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âLetâs see if glitter bounces when I slap my desk!â
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He must have used one of those foreign words that doesnât have a one-word English translation.
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Iktsuarpok (Inuit)
You know that feeling of anticipation when youâre waiting for someone to show up at your house and you keep going outside to see if theyâre there yet? This is the word for it.
That seems appropriate to this thread.
Also, pedant:
Lâesprit de lâescalier (French)
Literally, stairwell witâa too-late retort thought of only after departure.
Literal translations tend to be more literal than that, and this flies in the face of the spirit of the article since the English version (stairwell wit) is actually more compact. Even more so when you consider that afterwit is an actual word that exists and has the same meaning.
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The German version is âTreppenwitzâ which is literally âstaircase witâ
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The Ranger is late with the pick-a-nic basket, and it looks none too happy about it.
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Thought you might like to hear Boltonâs reply to Die Antwoord
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Please, no further paws. I couldnât bear it.
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Is that a grumpy bear?
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âmid-80âs pop star Rockwellâ is being generous, even for The Onion.
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⌠âHeâs not that shaggy.â
⌠âAnd his ass fell off.â
⌠âItâs a long way to tip a Raree!â
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