I can't take it anymore. (sentence, quote, dictionary)

[fleetiebelle]

Originally Posted by rainroosty

I think it should be changed to "ice tea" but technically both are correct.

I don't think so. "Iced tea" is tea that has ice in it (tea that has been iced.) "Ice tea" would be tea either made from ice or frozen tea in the form of ice.

[KathrynAragon]

This just in from the forum:

Don't kick a gift horse in the mouth

But feel free to LOOK him in the mouth any day...No? Not a good idea either?

[old_cold]

Originally Posted by KathrynAragon

This just in from the forum:



But feel free to LOOK him in the mouth any day...No? Not a good idea either?

Another 'laugh out loud' one

Today brings .....
"........ died in the wool Floridians

Their deaths must have occurred on a rare, very cold day.

[in_newengland]

Originally Posted by old_cold

Another 'laugh out loud' one

Today brings .....
"........ died in the wool Floridians

Their deaths must have occurred on a rare, very cold day.

Or the deaths occurred on a very hot Florida day for which the people were not properly dressed. They were wearing wool.

[Dirt Grinder]

"to Disneyland Calafonria"

Not a one-time error. Other locations in this itinerary include Pensulvenia, Indiapolis, Arazona, Phinonx, Olkahoma, and Los Angelas.

[Rubi3]

"However, my GF is very conscious - usually when I come home she's on the computer in the dark!"

[suzy_q2010]

Originally Posted by Dirt Grinder

"to Disneyland Calafonria"

Not a one-time error. Other locations in this itinerary include Pensulvenia, Indiapolis, Arazona, Phinonx, Olkahoma, and Los Angelas.

Are all of those in Amurika?

[rainroosty]

Originally Posted by fleetiebelle

I don't think so. "Iced tea" is tea that has ice in it (tea that has been iced.) "Ice tea" would be tea either made from ice or frozen tea in the form of ice.

I agree with you but I feel that if we cannot see the particular glass of tea, either way is acceptable.

[old_cold]

"I shop 'lost leaders' and coupons,...."

Who's missing?

[Gerania]

I've gotten used to reading ice tea. Whip cream still rankles.