The Language Wars Continue
Mike and I had a little argument over the weekend that went something like this:
Me: Mike, do you want to come to the Nike outlet with me to pick up a new pair of trainers, or do you want me to just get a pair that's in your size?
Mike (AKA the laziest man alive): Just pick me up a pair. If they're Nikes, they'll be fine. Size 10.
Me: Any particular kind?
Mike: Black.
Me: I take it you don't want high-tops.
Mike: You mean baseball boots?
Me: What did you just say?
Mike: Baseball boots.
Me: What the **** is a baseball boot?
Mike: It's, you know, kind of like a trainer that goes up your leg like [demonstrates]
Me: You mean a high-top sneaker.
Mike: It's called a baseball boot.
Me: Do you play baseball over here?
you get the drift. Unstoppable force meets immovable object.
Mike and I had a little argument over the weekend that went something like this:
Me: Mike, do you want to come to the Nike outlet with me to pick up a new pair of trainers, or do you want me to just get a pair that's in your size?
Mike (AKA the laziest man alive): Just pick me up a pair. If they're Nikes, they'll be fine. Size 10.
Me: Any particular kind?
Mike: Black.
Me: I take it you don't want high-tops.
Mike: You mean baseball boots?
Me: What did you just say?
Mike: Baseball boots.
Me: What the **** is a baseball boot?
Mike: It's, you know, kind of like a trainer that goes up your leg like [demonstrates]
Me: You mean a high-top sneaker.
Mike: It's called a baseball boot.
Me: Do you play baseball over here?
you get the drift. Unstoppable force meets immovable object.