On 20/11/2009 09:51, André Warnier wrote:
Hassan Schroeder wrote:
You do know that every time someone uses "content management"
and "WordPress" in the same context, God kills a kitten, don't you?
Always eager to learn new subtleties of the English language..
What does the above really mean ?
The Oxford Phrasesaurus para-phrases it as follows:
1. "I think very little of the comparison between ONE and TWO."
2. "Many people will think less of you for directly associating item ONE
with item TWO."
3. "It is a regrettable mistake to compare ONE with TWO in the same
sentence, and everyone knows it. You should feel embarrassed."
4. "ARSE". (See also "Father Jack, a character in 'Father Ted'").
(The item is illustrated by the image of a deity applying its wrath to a
small, cute, helpless and furry creature, and the implication that it is
the addressees fault. It is an unpleasant image.)
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