retired_tinkfaeree

:luciano: for this dreaded phrase.

retired_sargent

You appear to be missing a few words.

Is it:

My bad grammar and spelling.

My bad finger makes me type carp.

My bad luck that I have used this stupid phrase in here.

I know what the expression is purported to mean but the phrase itself is nonsensical.

my is an adjective

1 : of or relating to me or myself especially as possessor, agent, object of an action, or familiar person <my car> <my injuries> <my man>
2 -- used interjectionally to express surprise and sometimes reduplicated <my oh my> -- used also interjectionally with names of various parts of the body to express doubt or disapproval <my foot>

bad is another adjective.[/QUOTE]

1 a : failing to reach an acceptable standard : POOR <a bad repair job> b : UNFAVORABLE <make a bad impression> c : not fresh : SPOILED <bad fish> d : not sound : DILAPIDATED <the house was in bad condition>
2 a : morally objectionable : EVIL <bad men> b : MISCHIEVOUS, DISOBEDIENT <a bad dog>
3 : inadequate or unsuited to a purpose <a bad plan> <bad lighting>
4 : DISAGREEABLE, UNPLEASANT <bad news>
5 a : INJURIOUS, HARMFUL <a bad influence> b : SERIOUS, SEVERE <in bad trouble> <a bad cough>
6 : INCORRECT, FAULTY <bad grammar>
7 a : suffering pain or distress <felt generally bad> b : UNHEALTHY, DISEASED <bad teeth>
8 : SORROWFUL, SORRY <feels bad about forgetting to call>
9 a : INVALID, VOID <a bad check> b : not able to be collected <a bad debt>


You will note from the above that adjectives need a noun, your phrase is lacking one and thus stupid, idiotic, moronic and meaningless.

retired_angeliwuoma

You appear to be missing a few words.

Is it:

My bad grammar and spelling.

My bad finger makes me type carp.

My bad luck that I have used this stupid phrase in here.

I know what the expression is purported to mean but the phrase itself is nonsensical.

my is an adjective

1 : of or relating to me or myself especially as possessor, agent, object of an action, or familiar person <my car> <my injuries> <my man>
2 -- used interjectionally to express surprise and sometimes reduplicated <my oh my> -- used also interjectionally with names of various parts of the body to express doubt or disapproval <my foot>

bad is another adjective. </BLOCKQUOTE>

1 a : failing to reach an acceptable standard : POOR &lt;a bad repair job&gt; b : UNFAVORABLE &lt;make a bad impression&gt; c : not fresh : SPOILED &lt;bad fish&gt; d : not sound : DILAPIDATED &lt;the house was in bad condition&gt;
2 a : morally objectionable : EVIL &lt;bad men&gt; b : MISCHIEVOUS, DISOBEDIENT &lt;a bad dog&gt;
3 : inadequate or unsuited to a purpose &lt;a bad plan&gt; &lt;bad lighting&gt;
4 : DISAGREEABLE, UNPLEASANT &lt;bad news&gt;
5 a : INJURIOUS, HARMFUL &lt;a bad influence&gt; b : SERIOUS, SEVERE &lt;in bad trouble&gt; &lt;a bad cough&gt;
6 : INCORRECT, FAULTY &lt;bad grammar&gt;
7 a : suffering pain or distress &lt;felt generally bad&gt; b : UNHEALTHY, DISEASED &lt;bad teeth&gt;
8 : SORROWFUL, SORRY &lt;feels bad about forgetting to call&gt;
9 a : INVALID, VOID &lt;a bad check&gt; b : not able to be collected &lt;a bad debt&gt;


You will note from the above that adjectives need a noun, your phrase is lacking one and thus stupid, idiotic, moronic and meaningless.[/QUOTE]

By any chance do you only carry red pens?

retired_tinkfaeree

To be more specific, it's either a pronoun or an interjection.

fatcatbetsy2007

Ok.

I'm off to the pub, feel free to join me.

retired_sargent

To be more specific, it's either a pronoun or an interjection. </BLOCKQUOTE>


It still needs an effin noun!

retired_corbettk4

To the pub!

retired_frinkiac7

Already :o

fatcatbetsy2007

Yup.

Day-time hours mean nothing to me.

Morning, Lunch, Afternoon or Evening; I'll drink when ever.

retired_frinkiac7

Your still there aren't you, you brang a laptop and downing a pint as we speak.