[Troy]

Actually I guess you could also add overestimate to the list, not just a correct estimate...

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And the United States overestimated George Bush

Abydos: Sorry for not having addressed this in my last reply but, the punctuation always goes inside of the end quote in English

[Miriam84]

And the United States overestimated George Bush

Abydos: Sorry for not having addressed this in my last reply but, the punctuation always goes inside of the end quote in English

[sari]

A friend shared this with me, and I just had to post it here:

http://i37.tinypic.com/rt0vpv.jpg

While we're at it:

http://failblog.org/...ftware-ad-fail/

[Miriam84]

The first one was cute, but there's only thing to say about that second one...

[Chopin]

I love that lolcat

[BHowett]

is that your cat sari ?

[ZedU54]

"Misunderestimate?!?" What the... LOL Wow.

...a little late, but...
...I missed that one...reminds me of an old Cheech and Chong bit: 'Now, don't misundertake me, Doctor...'

[Chopin]

The following was seen at Beijing International Airport (sari, you might want to go get some Tylenol before you scroll down):




























Equipment failure, Suspend being put into use.

FAIL

I even took a picture. I'll upload it later.

[Perplexus]

is that your cat sari ?

That IS Sari! Don't we all feel smart now!

[dinotech]

Okay, I have to add a test - quiz? - that our 5th grade teacher asked us to complete. The test is to properly identify the correct punctuation and to write out the sentence with the correct punctuation:

that that is is that that thats it

So, let's see who is the quickest among our G2G folks!

Dino

[nonradioactive]

grammar, is like a medicine: you can need it but you don t want it.

[MasterJ]

That that is, is that, that that's it.

It makes sense in my head.

[ZedU54]

...one from the news sometime last week, concerning that recent storm that hung around the East Coast for several days and made quite a mess from New Jersey to the Carolinas...a reporter said, and I quote:

...'North Carolina has beared the brunt of this storm...'

...this guy is a PROFESSIONAL JOURNALIST? And he doesn't know that there is no such word as 'beared' (it should be 'borne')??...

...this kind of stuff never ceases to amaze me...

[Troy]

I should think it would go like this:

"North Carolina bore the brunt of this storm..."

Although beared is a word, it's when a bear eats you up, right?

[zorba the geek]

http://dictionary.re...wse/beared with