That looks like the all-time worst collection of garden gnomes.
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I’ll tell my krewe
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I think that’s ‘crue’.
If there’s only two of them, it’s cruet.
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they due tend to accrewe
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Ah-hem:
Crüe
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Merely a bunch of motley fools. The umlaut is cuet, though.
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I was thinking the exact same thing.
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Freeze frame at 0.33 or 0.34 for the best sad little turtle face I’ve ever seen.
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Surprisingly neither one of these gentlemen voted against awarding these medals. But as they are supposedly in charge of the 21 congress critters that did vote against awarding the medals, there were consequences.
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You got me…I normally am good with using the right one!
I’ll take my language lashings and move on.
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Not to be further confused with a billiards cue
whose origin comes from queue, meaning tail (leading to the meaning of queue in English)
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Don’t worry. Muphry will take his revenge on me sooner rather than later!
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But will this visual make any of the main stream news??? I would like it to.
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The state of those hands. He couldn’t have got that bruised through too much hand-shaking, surely?
/s
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Climbing in and out of Hell takes a toll.
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Oh that is fascinating! My reasonably-Francophone friend tried in France to ask a customer service rep “How do I get into your queue?” but when she turned red and handed him off to someone else figured out she may have heard cul (effectively ass). So etymologically, he just couldn’t win, apparently.
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Une file d’attente may have been a better phrase.
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