Ms. Fudd on line 3

Submitted by tim on Wed, 10/15/2003 - 8:04am. Funny

Overheard walking by a customer service reps. cube:
" Ok Your pwiowity number is F, as in Fwank.."
All I could picture was the person on the other end saying..." Fwank??...Is that F-W-A-N-K??"

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TPB

Posted by Penny on Thu, 10/16/2003 - 2:28pm.

"wuuuv, twue wuv and mawwiage."

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This is what bwings us togeve

Posted by Apple on Thu, 10/16/2003 - 5:28pm.

This is what bwings us togever today!

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And now for something completely different...

Posted by gareth on Wed, 10/22/2003 - 8:22pm.

Vewy well...welease Wodewick!

It's not that I'm nosy as such....

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In my experience...

Posted by steff on Wed, 10/15/2003 - 9:15am.

everyone seems to think frank is spelled S r a n k. i mean, c'mon, i KNOW it's hard to hear over the phone, but THAT'S WHY I SAID "F AS IN FRANK!

dorks.

but, yeah, fwank. hee!!

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Radio alphabet

Posted by Sewicked on Wed, 10/15/2003 - 10:20am.

That's why I use the radio (or whatever) alphabet: A as in Alpha, B as in Bravo, C as in Charlie, D as in Delta, E as in Echo, F as in Foxtrot, etc.

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Yeah yeah yeah

Posted by steff on Wed, 10/15/2003 - 12:04pm.

i've heard that before, too, and have tried it both ways. if they can't spell frank, what're the chances they can spell foxtrot?

slim, that's what. trust me.

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Good point

Posted by Sewicked on Wed, 10/15/2003 - 1:05pm.

Never understimate people's ability to screw up.

English does not borrow from other languages. English follows other languages down dark alleys, knocks them over & then rifles their pockets for loose grammar. - Pegasus Publishing

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