SherryDAmore
Senior Cook
When my son was little, he would buckle his "belt -seat." And things would be "round side up" (upside down) And when he was pokey, I told him to shake a leg! So, he did. Lifted up his foot and wiggled it.
When my son was little, he would buckle his "belt -seat." And things would be "round side up" (upside down) And when he was pokey, I told him to shake a leg! So, he did. Lifted up his foot and wiggled it.
Disrespect is not a word, therefore it can have no past, present, or future tense. If you wish to express a lack of respect towards you, you say "you are showing a lack of respect towards me." That is proper English You do not say "you are disrespecting me." That's Ebonics!
Disrespectful is a word, but it is an adjective, so it has no past, present, or future tense either.
Merriam Webster disagrees with you Sir Loin. Disrespect - Definition and More from the Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary
"Frisco".....Everybody I know in the San Francisco Bay Area hates that one. It instantly tells everyone you are not from around here. Alot of people refer to SF as "The city" and I am guilty of that one myself. (nomasayin?)
ok, i stand corrected.
i think i was disrespected...
When my son was little, he loved turcks, and would yell his version of "truck" across the parking lot. We finally had to teach him things like "pick-up", "semi" etc. so he would stop yelling bad words out in public.I love them Kidisms, too...
My brother had "eye bulbs" when he was little. And he murdered the word "truck"...
I forgot this one. When my brother discovered the real story of 'where babies come from' he was shocked and angry. He was sure we had all grown in the garden because we were Human Beans.
And my son demanded we bring him his pigwam. What was a pigwam? His stuffed penguin, and for no aparent reason, named "Curley."
SherryDAmore said:I forgot this one. When my brother discovered the real story of 'where babies come from' he was shocked and angry. He was sure we had all grown in the garden because we were Human Beans.
And my son demanded we bring him his pigwam. What was a pigwam? His stuffed penguin, and for no aparent reason, named "Curley."