BOM x LEE HYORI - 130524 Twitter Reply!
BOM: “Unni~~ie~~ Hello?? ㅋㅋㅋㅋ It seems like~~ㅋㅋㅋ You’re doing today’s Music Bank~~ with a rookie attitude~~ Fighting!!!!~~~~!!”Bad girl~~~~” Today everyone and me as well are gonna be watching it live~~~☆*:.｡. o(≧▽≦)o .｡.:*☆”
HYORI: “@haroobomkum Bom-ah~~ It’s been a while~^^”
fangirling omg
To celebrate the exciting return of Arrested Development, a few of us greeting card artists put our heads (and pencils) together and whipped up a (fake) mini-line of greeting cards that anyone can download and print out for free!
It’s super easy! Download the high-res files here. They even come with a dotted line for the fold and should print easily to your basic home printer.
And if you like them, please share them to your heart’s content!
Why is there Korean? There’s Korean on Arrested Development?
GREASE AND SWING DANCING WHY DID NO ONE TELL ME?
wow this is a real throwback!
Yo, Grammar: What’s up with “on accident” and “by accident”?
Although “on accident” is wrong, it is easy to see why it is so prevalent.
EXPLANATION:
- “On purpose” is grammatically correct, so many people assume that “on accident” is also acceptable (but it isn’t).
- As children, especially, we’ve undoubtedly told parents and teachers on numerous occasions that “It was an accident,” which sounds just like “It was on accident.” This might explain why “on accident” sounds right.
Some people have claimed that “on accident” is used more commonly by Americans who live in the South. But having never lived in the South, we can neither verify nor refute this claim.
I can’t stand people saying ‘on accident’.
I gotta say, from my experience, the American South bit is true. A lot of people say it here, in fact, I never knew it was incorrect. But I’ve noticed you’ll see/hear children using it more than adults, who are more likely to say accidentally. “On accident” sounds decidedly young, to me, sorta like “quit it”.
