That whole Wikiality thing...
For all the flack Wikipedia gets for being inaccurate thanks to any idiot being able to edit posts, it sure is useful when you want an answer without working too hard.
Take for example "double entendre". This pesky pairing (Look! Alliteration!) of words taunted me with it's definition-not-known-by-Erika-ness. Rather than suffer the feeling of not being cultured enough (or fluent in French), I simply visited Wikipedia.
And now if some guy's using bad pick-up lines on me(Not that that ever really happens but let's pretend, shall we?), such as, "If I said you had a nice body, would you hold it against me?" and I'll be like, "My good sir, I must say, you'll find that what your double entendre lacks in refinement, it most certainly does NOT make up for in effectiveness."
Which sounds a hell of a lot smarter than "Fuck you", if I do say so myself.
Oh. And I get to see Cora before school starts and you don't, so ha. *dances*
Take for example "double entendre". This pesky pairing (Look! Alliteration!) of words taunted me with it's definition-not-known-by-Erika-ness. Rather than suffer the feeling of not being cultured enough (or fluent in French), I simply visited Wikipedia.
And now if some guy's using bad pick-up lines on me(Not that that ever really happens but let's pretend, shall we?), such as, "If I said you had a nice body, would you hold it against me?" and I'll be like, "My good sir, I must say, you'll find that what your double entendre lacks in refinement, it most certainly does NOT make up for in effectiveness."
Which sounds a hell of a lot smarter than "Fuck you", if I do say so myself.
Oh. And I get to see Cora before school starts and you don't, so ha. *dances*