oh dear. Am I the first one to try this?
I is a leaf in the wind. What break?
Buffy ,'Lessons'
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oh dear. Am I the first one to try this?
I is a leaf in the wind. What break?
First one is "Twist and Shout" by the Beatles.
No idea on the second.
omg I haven't laughed this hard in months. I can't remember the last time I cried actual tears while laughing. (I know the first time was Steel Magnolias)
This is a step in the right branch of the left. The company, please do not get the bottom of the knee. However, it is driven by a pelvic thrust in anger. Also, do the time warp.
Also, do the time warp.
What, again?
What a difference a few letters makes. I thought it was "You keep on using that word, I do not think it means what you think it means." which yields
You are using the word. Study is difficult.
Taste, wealth, people you can introduce yourself.
"Out for a walk, bitch" becomes, "Walk, make a complaint."
I have to walk away. I have to make dinner. I can't walk away. I'm having too much fun.
I thought it was "You keep on using that word, I do not think it means what you think it means." which yields You are using the word. Study is difficult.
It could very well be -- I threw it in from memory, and now could spend happy hours avoiding work and trying to figure out what makes it switch between "that word is used" and "you keep on using that word".
Mine also got to "study is difficult" in the end, which I found OMG SO CLOSE TO "MATH IS HARD".
(Also, fun game: read out loud a step at a time to someone in the room. Backwards. Until they get the original quote.)
(Sadly, "Math is hard" yields "Mathematics is difficult" in one step. Which is not so much funny, and reminds me of my freshman comp students back in the day and their unshakeable conviction that academic writing meant moar syllables.)