top | item 46652203 (no title) schrectacular | 1 month ago As much as it angers me to say it, I do believe it is an eggcorn. discuss order hn newest nkrisc|1 month ago I agree, though remarkably it’s an eggcorn that is still sort of correct on its own. daotoad|1 month ago This usage is a double misunderstanding, it gets both the phonetics of homing and the mechanics of sharpening a blade wrong.It’s like calling someone a “stropping young lad”. load replies (1)
nkrisc|1 month ago I agree, though remarkably it’s an eggcorn that is still sort of correct on its own. daotoad|1 month ago This usage is a double misunderstanding, it gets both the phonetics of homing and the mechanics of sharpening a blade wrong.It’s like calling someone a “stropping young lad”. load replies (1)
daotoad|1 month ago This usage is a double misunderstanding, it gets both the phonetics of homing and the mechanics of sharpening a blade wrong.It’s like calling someone a “stropping young lad”. load replies (1)
nkrisc|1 month ago
daotoad|1 month ago
It’s like calling someone a “stropping young lad”.