Inspired by this post from Lolsy, comes an interesting (and definitely not suitable for work!) take on words with dual meanings!
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I'm gonna confess that my microwaved coffee was not that bad, but it was not as good as the one I subsequently made.
My daughter just suggested I am Richard from Gumball. I am honoured.
I’m quietly hoping Piastri wins this. #HungarianGP
EDIT: this post was written a few weeks ago, before Joe Biden withdrew his candidacy for the 2024 elections. I’ve left it otherwise unmodified, because I believe the overall point stands. Leaving aside for a moment my opinions as to who would be a better president, my thoughts drift to whether or not either candidate […]
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There’s a joke, if I can remember it correctly – “England and America, two great countries separated by a shared language.” The words with double meanings… crazy. “Rubber” being one example. LMAO
My old history teacher once nearly fell afoul of that one! He’d gone to the US to teach for a time, and though he knew the dual meaning of rubber, he still asked his students to their rubbers out… before quickly reminding them to get their erasers out!
OMG, that’s hilarious. What age were they?
Not sure, but I think they were teenagers.
That’s what I was hoping you’d say. That makes the hilarity soooo much richer.