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Anthony Citrano
Really bugs me when people say 'literally' and mean 'figuratively'. Republican strategist Todd Harris on MSNBC just now: "The thing Palin needs to do is literally reach through the TV and grab those working Americans..." Uhh, isn't that setting the bar a bit high, Todd?
September 29
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Anika Malone, Yolanda, Jennifer Dittrich and 9 other people liked this
Nah - that's probably what she needs to do to win. hehe
- Tad, Anti-Immanentizer
I literally didn't know the difference...
- LPH™ and his dog P™
That's like when people say theory instead of hypothesis. If it sounds better, then it naturally makes sense :-P
- Nick Humphries
haha, and when people use 'nonplussed' for 'nonchalant'.or 'decimate' when they don't mean 1/10th.
- Anika Malone
Wow, that is remarkable that Todd Harris wouldn't understand the English language well enough to understand that what he is suggesting is absolutely impossible.
- Nicholas Kreidberg