"Jacqui": Matti Lamprhey: Shouldn't that be "unadvertently"? Is this a joke? I don't think I've ever seen "unadvertently"; "inadvertently" is perfectly normal. Google evidence: unadvertently

"Jacqui": ... so I inadvertently ... Matti Lamprhey: Shouldn't that be "unadvertently"? Is this a joke? I don't think I've ever seen "unadvertently"; "inadvertently" is perfectly normal. Google

During a recent trip to Marseilles, my travelling companion who is fluent in French, made me approach the front desk ... could control her voice and very kindly explain that my friend might have been playing 'the little joke with me'. For

"Marta" asks about: Donna Richoux: I suspect students in the US would call it a "cheat sheet." I dunno. A cheat sheet is something the test taker takes into the test that contains notes that can be referred to (legitimately)

They both mean "keek". Mike. (checking dictionary...) Goddamn, he's for real (well it did seem a little too lame to be a joke). Does anyone actually use the word? Aye, it's valid ordinary Scots. Like many Scots expressions, it

The condition of getting wish is whatever the woman wishes for, her husband will get 10 times more or better! The woman's third wish is "I'd like a mild heart attack". So do you still think that her husband will appear in the world. The woman

Hi, May I ask the differences between peek and peep? They both mean "keek". Mike. (checking dictionary...) Goddamn, he's for real (well it did seem a little too lame to be a joke). Does anyone actually use the word? As for a real

Hi DB, Wow!! All of your recent jokes made me laugh a lot....!! Thanks. 3 wishes..... if I were her....I would...I would.... No, I shouldn't say anything here. I should keep my mouth shut!! BTW, DB, F1 in San Marino !! Exciting,

A woman was out golfing one day when she hit her ball into the woods. She went into the woods to look for it and found a frog in a trap. The frog said to her, "If you release me from this trap, I will grant you 3 wishes." The woman freed

During a recent trip to Marseilles, my travelling companion who is fluent in French, made me approach the front desk of the hotel and utter these words supposedly to book a room for the night: "Excusez-moi. Je suis un étranger ici et