It makes more sense to me with the tongue holding thing, because I remember the first time someone had me hold my tongue with my fingers and say "apple" when I was like 8. Just try it if you don't get it.
i don't think that explanation makes any sense, Dave. how does the devil comprise a system wherein an apple as a subset of snakes?
i think we have to assume that what's meant is that if you talk like someone's holding your tongue, then apple sounds like asshole, which is a subset of your ass (which is what asp sounds like if yu hold your tongue).
I'll definitely agree. I'm enjoying reading through these.
I wandered in off a link from xkcd. Now I usually check here before I go there.
But as teacher who has gotten polite chuckles, outright laughter and the (more than) occasional blank stare(*), I know that they can't all be gems. (Heck, that was my motto for a while.)
(*)I'm sure that there's a graph equating my perception vs the reality of that statement.
This site is a little project that lets me make fun of some things and sense of others.
I use it to think a little more relationally without resorting to doing actual math.
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I don't think I get it...
But... lisps affect "s" sounds, not "p" sounds... I'm confused too. Maybe that's why there's the "naughty" part.
It makes more sense to me with the tongue holding thing, because I remember the first time someone had me hold my tongue with my fingers and say "apple" when I was like 8. Just try it if you don't get it.
An asp is a snake. The apple is self self-explanatory. The lispy kid is the Devil from the garden of Eden.
beat me to it, Dave.
Nothing to do with the programming languages LISP and ASP on an Apple computer then.
i don't think that explanation makes any sense, Dave. how does the devil comprise a system wherein an apple as a subset of snakes?
i think we have to assume that what's meant is that if you talk like someone's holding your tongue, then apple sounds like asshole, which is a subset of your ass (which is what asp sounds like if yu hold your tongue).
not to mention there is no actual mention of an apple with respect to the garden of eden
Well, they can't all be gems.
it's really amazing how many of them are, though, Mrburkemath. i think there's a lot of genius on this site.
I'll definitely agree.
I'm enjoying reading through these.
I wandered in off a link from xkcd. Now I usually check here before I go there.
But as teacher who has gotten polite chuckles, outright laughter and the (more than) occasional blank stare(*), I know that they can't all be gems. (Heck, that was my motto for a while.)
(*)I'm sure that there's a graph equating my perception vs the reality of that statement.
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