I find it annoying when people say 'anyways', or 'butttuh' (instead of but uh). "But uh' would be annoying also, but not NEARLY as annoying as 'but tuh'.

Best answer: you count corn by cobs or ears (in this example) or by kernels. Corn is the plant, not the individual fruits of the plant. Ears of corn is more commonly applied to the unshucked corn as picked off the plant, and cob to the ear when the cover has been removed (as in this picture). Actually, the cob is what is left after you remove the kernels but it is also used to mean (imprecisely) the ear before you eat it. Those things in the picture are actually ears of corn, corn on the cob.

Best answer: A few things in this case it was BIG black c0ck.
But BIG BLOCK CHEVY
BRITISH BROADCASTING COMPANY
So depends on context. If I were talking cars BBC is a big Chevy engine. Father Brown is British Broadcasting. I don't suffer from pen!s envy.
If he talks like that to you again slap him. He's a POS and deserves it

the phrase "so what??". it is the expression of a teenager of being persistence and stubborn?

I'm referring to the word "p#ss" (you likely know what I mean). I hear this word tossed around so casually in schools and on movies catered to young people. I may utter the F word or some other word when I'm angry, but I have never uttered the P word and took some peace from it. The P word sounds very rude, obnoxious and domineering - I just can't say it.

Head above water by Avril Lavigne God, keep my head above water Don t let me drown, it gets harder I ll meet you there at the altar As I fall down to my knees I couldnt find alter as a noun in my dictionary, could you please tell me the meaning?

Best answer: The addition of the word "all" makes it a sweeping or absolute statement. On other topics that would decrease the likelihood of the statement being correct, but since the only commonality when it comes to atheism is a disbelief in deities both statements in this case would be either false or outright lies. Unless the statement is "All atheists are disbelievers in deities."

Best answer: All of the below are correct:

I don't have as much soup as butter.
I don't have as much soup as I have butter.
I don't have as many grams of soup as I have of butter.
I don't have as many grams of soup as I have grams of butter.

Second example....
I don't have as much coffee as tea.
I don't have as much coffee as I have tea.
I don't have as many cups of coffee as I have of tea.
I don't have as many cups of coffee as I have cups of tea.

Are you composing a test? Then put T or F? or True or False? at the end of any of the above. Example:

I don't have as much coffee as I have tea. T or F?
I don't have as much coffee as I have tea. True or False?

Best answer: Pride has multiple usages: it can mean being conscientious about one's craft; it can mean satisfaction; it can mean stubborn adherence to what we think is best (especially in ourselves.)

Arrogance is always the last of those with an implication of being outspoken about it.

The examples you give can both be covered by arrogance. Being conceited makes clear which form of "proud" it is.

Best answer: It means the common, usual, expected set of rules. Remember, there are 3-D chess boards and Star Trek chess boards and other unusual arrangements.

Best answer: It's a gosh darn mystery to me.

Best answer: Percolate

People have told me recently that they didn't like someone who I knew. They said when they met him that they didn't get good vibes and thought he was dark. What does this mean?

She uses her public onlookers’s reactions to further explore

Best answer: Stopping means to put an end to something, and maintaining means to continue nurturing it.