No, but Tony Cox - the limo driver from Me, Myself & Irene, & the elf in Bad Santa - was an ewok.Peter wasn't one of the Ewoks, this info is from Kenny Baker and Mike Edmonds.
No, but Tony Cox - the limo driver from Me, Myself & Irene, & the elf in Bad Santa - was an ewok.Peter wasn't one of the Ewoks, this info is from Kenny Baker and Mike Edmonds.
It's not my fault I can only count to three in french...I had to explain that joke to soooo many people.
--Patrick
Here's a few more.It's not my fault I can only count to three in french...
help me out because I'm lost.I got it immediately. Yay, 3 years of french finally pays of
help me out because I'm lost.
It's a repost, but it's relevant.It's basically the french equivalent of 6 being afraid of 7 because 7 8 9.
no its more of a "holy shit that joke works in reverse syntax to!"And Luke's all like, "Enough of your shit, I have. Toss you into a bog, I shall."
Reverse Polish Notation for the win?no its more of a "holy shit that joke works in reverse syntax to!"
Probably referring to rapeseed oil? Which english speaking places tend to call canola oil?As a translator myself, I love stuff like these.
40 Most Bloodcurdling Chinese Mistranslations Ever.
Some of them I can understand what happened, it was probably a faulty machine translation. Stuff like "rape when greenstuffs" though... that's harder to explain.
It's not technically the same thing. From wiki:Probably referring to rapeseed oil? Which english speaking places tend to call canola oil?
So actually rapeseed oil, in its old form, is a different thing.Canola was bred naturally from rapeseed at the University of Manitoba, Canada, by Keith Downey and Baldur R. Stefansson in the early 1970s and had a different nutritional profile, in addition to much less erucic acid. In the international community, Canola is generally referred to as Rapeseed 00 or Double Zero Rapeseed to denote both low glucosinolates and low erucic acid.
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The name "canola" was chosen by the board of the Rapeseed Association of Canada in the 1970s. The "Can" part stands for Canada and "ola" refers to oil.[5][6] However, a number of sources, including dictionaries, continue to claim that it stands for "Can(ada)+o(il)+l(ow)+a(cid). These dictionaries include the The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language and Random House Kernerman Webster's College Dictionary.[7] The name was coined partially to avoid the negative connotations of rape.[8]
Reminds me of the time that an experimental canola crop was stolen at WSU, the night before it was scheduled to be harvested. Someone came in, harvested the flowers, and plowed the crop under. When the actual harvesting crew got their the next morning, all they had was an empty field.It's not technically the same thing. From wiki:
So actually rapeseed oil, in its old form, is a different thing.
How do you "secretly" do this???Reminds me of the time that an experimental canola crop was stolen at WSU, the night before it was scheduled to be harvested. Someone came in, harvested the flowers, and plowed the crop under. When the actual harvesting crew got their the next morning, all they had was an empty field.
I guess the same way you steal a house brick by brick over the course of 3 months.How do you "secretly" do this???
--Patrick
Guilty, but in my defense, Mr. Z finds me sexiest when I'm wearing a sports jersey and a pony tail and/or hair tucked through a baseball cap. It does more for him than lacy lingere. If I didn't dress fashionably/girly for public viewing, I'd never get the chance to.