I can't take it anymore. (quote)

[Fred314X]

Originally Posted by Mightyqueen801

There's already a thread in the Religion section about a holloween party.

Holloween, you say. I guess they hold the party in a cavern?

[skinem]

Originally Posted by Mightyqueen801

Oh no. I had a friend once who said that. "I brang my son to school, and then I brang him to baseball practice."

Hmmm...don't know if that's better or worse than "I bringed my son to school." Presumably so they could learn him some.

Originally Posted by Mightyqueen801

There's already a thread in the Religion section about a holloween party.

What's a hollow een?

[CA4Now]

New thread on my city's subforum: "Let me here about (city) in its heydey." Hay, I wanna here, too.

[jtur88]

Originally Posted by Mightyqueen801

Oh no. I had a friend once who said that. "I brang my son to school, and then I brang him to baseball practice."

In Newfoundland, the people are long after giving up their struggle with English irregular verbs, and are after creatively finding their way around it. It is extremely common, even in formal speech, to hear an expression like "I'm after bringing my son to school". Or "I'm after telling him not to do that". Or "The Premier is after proposing that legislation". Even magistrates in court will say "I'm after overruling a similar objection". The abolition of verb tenses is nearly universal. Instead of "What did you do?" they will ask "What are you after doing?" I think, but I'm not sure, that they might be after bringing this form from Ireland.

[rfp]

Thankfully, I don't live in NewFoundLand, or Ireland either.

[missik999]

My son"s fifth grade teacher sent a note home. It said, "Josh will not be quite in math class. I asked him five times to be quite. He talks to another boy and I ask them to be quite but they keep talking. Would you please remind Josh to be quite? It is important to be quite so I can teach math."

[Fred314X]

Originally Posted by missik999

My son"s fifth grade teacher sent a note home. It said, "Josh will not be quite in math class. I asked him five times to be quite. He talks to another boy and I ask them to be quite but they keep talking. Would you please remind Josh to be quite? It is important to be quite so I can teach math."

She's not quiet on the mark!

[suzy_q2010]

Originally Posted by Fred314X

She's not quiet on the mark!

Just be glad she is teaching math and not English!

[suzy_q2010]

I had an anagram filling removed.

Wonder if the dentist was puzzled!

[PanTerra]

Originally Posted by suzy_q2010

I had an anagram filling removed.

Wonder if the dentist was puzzled!

I can't even begin to guess what that was supposed to be.