To be fair, although I have heard it often in speech, I've never seen it in print, much like I never see anyone actually spelling out "libary."
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^I'm always tempted to make some sort of crack about not knowing crucifixion was still around in the 1700s or 1800s.
Well at least it gets you out in the open air.
Oh, I dunno, I think orgies rate pretty high up there as well.
That would be fellatio.Best thing the Romans ever gave us.
Seriously, this kind of mistakes are very surprising to me. As a foreigner, I learned English written first and spoken later, so that kind of confusion is really behind me. Just like "they're", "their" and "there", or the ungainly "could have" --> "could of": in my mind, they sound completely different. It took me forever to realize that people were misspelling them and that I wasn't a complete idiot for not understanding what people were writing!
Oh, I dunno, I think orgies rate pretty high up there as well.
Oh, if you only knew what a true Roman orgy consisted of, you might change your mind.
You obviously don't know biggles.Oh, I dunno, I think orgies rate pretty high up there as well.Best thing the Romans ever gave us.
Oh, if you only knew what a true Roman orgy consisted of, you might change your mind.
Well I do it just to be confuse people. I sometimes say "I need a book on strawbraries from the liberry." just to fuck with people.
Plecostomus
Commodore
Oh and for fucking fuckity fuck's sake pronounce nuclear right. It is not that hard!
I must admit, I prefer the new, cooler pronunciation.
Plecostomus
Commodore
I must admit, I prefer the new, cooler pronunciation.
Oh you mean pronounce it like an under-educated dumb-ass fratboy former President Of The United States?
Classy.
It actually said "Valentimes" on a store sign? Good Grief, that's pathetic. 
Many years ago, while shopping at Home Depot, I pointed out that a sign erroneously stated, "Prices Very". The worker bee gave me a blank stare and asked, "So, what's the problem?"It actually said "Valentimes" on a store sign? Good Grief, that's pathetic.
No. Valenstine Day.
Many years ago, while shopping at Home Depot, I pointed out that a sign erroneously stated, "Prices Very". The worker bee gave me a blank stare and asked, "So, what's the problem?"It actually said "Valentimes" on a store sign? Good Grief, that's pathetic.
Were you standing in the way of the last part of the sign, saying "Low"?
You're kidding, right?
