People That Piss You Off

[Chuck T Masala]

But she was soooooo brave getting up and performing after everything that she's been through. What a bobby dazzler she is

She's a real Great British heroine as far as I'm concerned and all of us should recognise her talent and her bravery.

She's the new Princess Diana

.....well she is married to a philandering blaggard, just like Diana. She probably sings just like her too.

 

[Blue Maniac]

There was no spelling mistake.

That's what I thought :icon_conf maybe we're looking at the wrong post.

 

[homer]

There was no spelling mistake.

That's what I thought :icon_conf maybe we're looking at the wrong post.

Depends what he was trying to say - it's a homophone

And no, that's not a description of alex's brand new Nokia

 

[Macky]

Depends what he was trying to say - it's a homophone

Exactly. Either spelling would be acceptable, it's a play on words... isn't it?

And no, that's not a description of alex's brand new Nokia

:icon_bigg

 

[MKFox]

But she was soooooo brave getting up and performing after everything that she's been through. What a bobby dazzler she is

She's a real Great British heroine as far as I'm concerned and all of us should recognise her talent and her bravery.

She's the new Princess Diana

.....well she is married to a philandering blaggard, just like Diana. She probably sings just like her too.

I wonder if she's as much of a slut as diana? :icon_cool

 

[MKFox]

And no, that's not a description of alex's brand new Nokia

:icon_razz

 

[spionfox]

There was no spelling mistake.

Technically, no there wasn't.

However as the incorrect version of the word was used, I would maintain that contextually speaking the word used was incorrectly spelt.

 

[Boy Genius]

I wonder if she's as much of a slut as diana? :icon_cool

I would think so as she is a geordie.

 

[bocadillo]

Exactly. Either spelling would be acceptable, it's a play on words... isn't it?

No. Either spelling would not be acceptable. If an envelope is pushed, it would move - it would no longer be stationary. It would, moving or not, always continue to be stationery. That is the whole point of the pun and the 'stationary' spelling would be incorrect.

 

[bocadillo]

Technically, no there wasn't.

However as the incorrect version of the word was used, I would maintain that contextually speaking the word used was incorrectly spelt.

As I was saying to my mate, Macky...

that bloke, spion, has got things arse-about-face and is beginning to look as though he doesn't know what he is talking about.

 

[Macky]

No. Either spelling would not be acceptable. If an envelope is pushed, it would move - it would no longer be stationary. It would, moving or not, always continue to be stationery. That is the whole point of the pun and the 'stationary' spelling would be incorrect.

Aah, but that all depends on what type of envelope it is and whether or not it is movable, not all envelopes are stationery.

 

[Siouxsie]

Men, who despite the fact they know it has taken you twice as long as normal to get home, reports of grid lock in town due to skidding and abandoned cars and continuing heavy snow, decide they are still going to drive 25 miles to go out with the lads because it's been planned for a week.

Teenagers, who despite......... (you get the picture).......,decide they are still going out to a party because...well it's a party.

 

[Lako42]

Men, who despite the fact they know it has taken you twice as long as normal to get home, reports of grid lock in town due to skidding and abandoned cars and continuing heavy snow, decide they are still going to drive 25 miles to go out with the lads because it's been planned for a week.

Teenagers, who despite......... (you get the picture).......,decide they are still going out to a party because...well it's a party.

Moaning old git.

 

[Siouxsie]

Moaning old git.

.....and?

:icon_lol:

 

[fcukcov]

Women who at the slightest bit of snow drive so slow that it takes them twice as long as normal to get anywhere. Whereas if the just drive normally they along with everyone else would get there in the usual amount of time..........

 

[spionfox]

That is the whole point of the pun and the 'stationary' spelling would be incorrect.

There was no spelling mistake.

Make your bleeding mind up :icon_wink

 

[bocadillo]

Make your bleeding mind up :icon_wink

I have. It's your mind for which I have the concern.

 

[Siouxsie]

Men who at the slightest bit of snow drive so slow that it takes them twice as long as normal to get anywhere. Whereas if the just drive normally they along with everyone else would get there in the usual amount of time..........

I quite agree.:icon_wink

 

[fosseboy83]

people who can't make decisions, then blame you if you getting wrong, despite their lack of input

 

[fcukcov]

I quite agree.:icon_wink

Wo I see what you've done there!