Re: Julio Jones and Robert Lester are officially visiting OU. Scott's visit was cance
wat?...
DT_thk:
Intensive purposes...come on people!!_lol:
wat?...
Intensive purposes...come on people!!_lol:
Intensive purposes...come on people!!_lol:
Intensive purposes...come on people!!_lol:
It's called an "eggcorn"! Seriously! (First of all, thewat?...DT_thk:
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OFD,
Great post and my thoughts exactly as you related the similarities between our two programs. Like you, I was raised and spent my early years in Oklahoma--and even though I eventually returned to my roots here in God's country(Alabama), I gained an appreciation for Sooner football that will never leave me.
Regardless of where JJ goes, I agree this has been fun and exciting to follow. As a true college football junkie like yourself, this recruiting thing has kind of turned into a "second season" for me and a way to bridge the gap between january and the beginning of fall camp in august. It's become a cottage industry in itself thanks probably to guys like you and me...lol. The good thing is that both of our schools have secured solid recruiting classes, and, with the our respective coaches not going anywhere soon, I think this sets both programs up for great success in the upcoming years. I'm not a big fan of the BCS as it is currently configured, but I DO think that there is a very good chance our two teams will meet in the near future to decide a NC....let's hope so at least![]()
It's called an "eggcorn"! Seriously! (First of all, the_lol: after my post should tell you something)
An eggcorn is a substitution of a word or phrase to a word or phrase that sounds similar to the actual correct word or phrase. In some cases, such as the one above...it even has a similar meaning. Other examples...
Home in...instead of HONE in...
Duck tape...instead of DUCT tape...
Chomping at the bit...instead of CHAMPING at the bit...
Tow the line...instead of TOE the line...
Just like Intensive purposes...instead of INTENTS AND PURPOSES...
*correct terms in bold:wink:
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I did to, I had eggs and grits.Eggcorn? I had that for breakfast.
I think we all get it. Is the come on people!! really necessary? That one time mistaken or mistyped statement being corrected very intensely at least 3 different times so far in this thread. Please give it a rest._lol:
It's called an "eggcorn"! Seriously! (First of all, the_lol: after my post should tell you something)
An eggcorn is a substitution of a word or phrase to a word or phrase that sounds similar to the actual correct word or phrase. In some cases, such as the one above...it even has a similar meaning. Other examples...
Home in...instead of HONE in...
Duck tape...instead of DUCT tape...
Chomping at the bit...instead of CHAMPING at the bit...
Tow the line...instead of TOE the line...
Just like Intensive purposes...instead of INTENTS AND PURPOSES...
*correct terms in bold:wink:
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I just thought that...especially coming from a CORNdog, ya'll would like to hear about "eggcorns" today.
No, HONE in is correct...HOME in is not.You got home in/hone in backward, Fishhead.
I wasn't trying to look smart...I was making a JOKE. I think it's funny that I've seen intensive purposes, intense purposes...mistaken for intents & purposes dozens of times...on MANY boards. It's not a typo...it's just a phrase that an awful lot of people get confused...like "homing in" on something...which is actually "hoNing in" on something. I just think it's funny, that's all.You forget that this is Englishfans and not Tidefans. I have noticed that people love to point out mistakes even when they are obvious typos. Trying to look smart I guess.....
No, HONE in is correct...HOME in is not.
I wasn't trying to look smart...I was making a JOKE. I think it's funny that I've seen intensive purposes, intense purposes...mistaken for intents & purposes dozens of times...on MANY boards. It's not a typo...it's just a phrase that an awful lot of people get confused...like "homing in" on something...which is actually "hoNing in" on something. I just think it's funny, that's all.
Now, as for typos...I doubt anyone hits the edit feature more than I do.
:biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:Then how do you explain homing pigeons?
No, HONE in is correct...HOME in is not.
I wasn't trying to look smart...I was making a JOKE. I think it's funny that I've seen intensive purposes, intense purposes...mistaken for intents & purposes dozens of times...on MANY boards. It's not a typo...it's just a phrase that an awful lot of people get confused...like "homing in" on something...which is actually "hoNing in" on something. I just think it's funny, that's all.
Now, as for typos...I doubt anyone hits the edit feature more than I do.
All I know is they taste like spotted owl._eek:
Not sure what they have to do with honing in, though._lol: