It means that in the USA a margin of 2-5% is announced as a "landslide" or "dramatic shift" when in every other country in every other election it's advertised as "squeaked by" or "razor tight" or "barely held on to their mandate."Razor Tight...
what the hell is that supposed to mean?
Yeah, weird how in countries with more then 2 parties % aren't that close all the time....It means that in the USA a margin of 2-5% is announced as a "landslide" or "dramatic shift" when in every other country in every other election it's advertised as "squeaked by" or "razor tight" or "barely held on to their mandate."
HOW DID HE KNOW THE GINGERS RIGGED THE ELECTION? IS HE ON TO US? CHEESE IT!!!!
So Cat Scratch Fever is a brain-wasting disease?
Yeah...I thought about that, but we don't have a terrifying/unbelievably pathetic political pictures thread.Frank, thats not too funny to me...
McKayla Maroney: "Did I just do the 'Not impressed' face with the President...?" Yes.
So it's totes legal here and i should go for it... Got it man, tnx.She's 16.
Only for people whose humor antenna got broken off.this got awkward fast
Since -ward is a standard suffix indicating direction, couldn't it also technically be appended to any noun that ends in wk? Like, hawkward, for toward the hawk? Or Squawkward, or ... ok, that's all I got.What an awkward way to be nailed to a cross. I mean, it's not supposed to be comfortable, but I'd expect palm out would be preferred, should the crucifixee have a choice in the matter anyway.
Also, have you ever noticed how awkwardly awkward is spelled? There are only 8 english words that contain the "wkw" sequence, and 6 of them are variations of awkward.
See, I avoided that one because it contains "hawk" in it, but I think you've hit a gold star word there... there's awkward, and then there's tomahawkward.That sounds tomahawkward.