November 7, 200916 yr Irregardless of what others say, it would behoove you to use the word irregardless more often.
November 7, 200916 yr A little off topic, but this thread reminds me of a comedian I saw quite a while back who said he liked to irritate people by ending every sentence with "in accordance with the prophecy".:thumb:
November 7, 200916 yr Author I hate the word behoove. Now you've started a whole new thread topic. I'm not sure if there are words I actually (for Doubledeuce) hate.
November 7, 200916 yr I actually think that jvdfc is right. People don't say please and thank you much anymore. I think it would behoove us as a society to start teaching manners again, and I know I'm right irregardless of what others might think.
November 7, 200916 yr I actually think that jvdfc is right. People don't say please and thank you much anymore. I think it would behoove us as a society to start teaching manners again, and I know I'm right irregardless of what others might think. :clap: Thank you for that great post. Please keep 'em coming.
November 7, 200916 yr Plethora. One of my favorite words. Used in a sentence: RM walked into McDonalds and unleashed a plethora of curses upon the hapless employees.
November 7, 200916 yr Plethora. One of my favorite words. Always makes me think of the Three Amigos! "Would you say I have a plethora of pinatas?"
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