Originally Posted by Lamin_Ator:
“When I spill my drink
raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa”
“When I spill my drink
raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa”
That's a good one, actually.
More effort's required to clear up the spill than it took to make sure I didn't spill it in the first place, and it bugs me every time (yes, I'm a slow learner).I was amazed to discover just how much water my cats' little water bowl held the other day. I filled it, placed it on the floor in its usual place, turned around somewhat wonkily for some reason and tipped it over with my foot. It made a massive puddle! More massive than I thought it would.
And now, for my daily Trivial Rant, again book related.
I'm reading an excellent book with a brilliant plot, but the bloody author insists on inventing her own bloody English. For instance:
"This is not getting us much further forward," becomes "This is not getting us much forwarder." Gahhh!!!
Another example:
Instead of "more slippery", she says "Slipperier." I mean, really! And where did the damn proof reader/editor learn his/her English? Gahh!
Sorry.



