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Jul 25, 2013 1:16 PM
balladcrazy
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HiggsBosonorGSpot
What's with the guy's toes and feet tied down...got a migraine trying to figure that pic out...
CheezyMcBurgersonSmith
Intensive purposes hahaha, I saw someone a forum type that and went batshit grammar nazi on their arse.
duckshooter
How many is 1 Brazillion ? - George Bush
Sonnydays
You forgot "Beck and call".
daromander
The reference to Airplane was by far the best
AcousticGstring
TIL Satellites do not float, they fall forever ...
TOTOAFRICA
The fucking Comic Sans!
OuroborosX
You can say "For all intensive purposes" if you want to. It just means something else. Maybe someone wants to mean that?
danikay
the day my prof said "for all intents and purposes" i was so shocked i couldn't pay attention to the rest of the lecture. i just sat there.
esotericjellyfish
I have one: It's "I couldn't care less," not "I could care less."
alphabitter
Thank you for that.
jimfixedit
Do people not know these things? or is it just Americans?
becool22
I read all of this in a really frustrated voice.
notanonymous
The font said "friendly" the content said otherwise. Very misleading!
bensawn
#27- DONT USE A STUPID FUCKING FONT
mooogles
i think the font gave me cancer. other than that, +1
Chronomechanist
It's like comic sans had a bastard child with it's sister.
patermortis
Correlation, however, is required for causation.
IronMansMask
+1 for the one on retail alone, having worked in it for over 3 years.
IAmAMammal
These are all obvious. A list of things that are little known would be better. Dogs are mammals, yay.
wtfeyebrows
I don't think being polite to customer service people is obvious to most.
reversed
It's starts off helpful and nice and works its way down to aggressive assertions of problems a person deals with and it's solutions.
simplemusings
Also, people from Spain are not Mexicans and people from Mexico are not Spanish. That drives my Spanish friend insane.
ivoryashes
The fact that people don't know this stuff... I just can't.
duckshooter
Time is the distance traveled by the earth from point A to point B
JimmyKillsAlot
(1) Okay so English uses Latin rules and some Latin words (beside those stolen from Latin based languages) because...
JimmyKillsAlot
(2)... the people who standardized English wanted to tie it to an older system. It's why we use the Latin double negative rule.
Addiction247420
As an american with spanish as a close second language the one about Germanic made me google. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_language
Addiction247420
“He who doesn't know foreign languages, doesn't know his own.” = Wer fremde Sprachen nicht kennt, weiß auch nichts von seiner eigenen.
AintHeAPeach
Well, +1 for gregory Crewdsson
BaconSnausages
As a Brazilian: thank you! That really gets my goat. On a side note, what the heck font is this?
FidelSarcastro
Seriously though, I will destroy anyone that uses metal utensils on my non-stick pans.
ariessoul
What you mean to tell me is that there are people who DON'T know these things? I'm moving.
balladcrazy
no buddy ! thats not the case . its just for some time pass. please understand?
ariessoul
I...I will do my best.
lucarioa
The 10% brain thing came from a belief that we ACTIVELY only use 10% of our brains, for thoughts and actual thinking. The rest is used 1/2
lucarioa
for all of our other various actions, controlling everything in our body (breathing, heart beat, nerves etc), some parts used for memory 2/2
pdperson
The Catholicism/Christianity ones depend on who you're talking to. Fundamentalists don't think Catholics are Christian.
chowchow79
Yes, but they're wrong about that. (And most of the people who think Catholics aren't Christian do so based on misinformation.)
pdperson
Most religious people are wrong about a lot of things, IMO. But it's a subjective issue. As a Catholic, one thinks he is Christian. 1/2
pdperson
2/2 A lot of Christians who are not Catholic wouldn't agree. I don't think there's a right or wrong, really. And I don't think it matters.