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1. 

   Varnes said, almost 3 years ago

   Is that a Z-inger, or what?
2. 

   SusanSunshine said, almost 3 years ago

   It’s Ing-Rattitude.

   
   After all the nouns I’ve let it verb.

   
   Some of them shouldn’t have been verbed at all….
3. 

   Ottodesu said, almost 3 years ago

   I would say “ingrate”, but it would merely be laying it on after Susan has shown us the way.
4. 

   Bargrove said, almost 3 years ago

   That’s why a positive precedes a gerund. It stole it.
5. 

   jreckard said, almost 3 years ago

   It’s headed for the red-light district where it hopes to be prepositioned.
6. 

   poncho389 said, almost 3 years ago

   At any rate, it’s a misproportioned 1957 Chevrolet!
7. 

   DONZOR said, almost 3 years ago

   Don’t you just hate the end of spring?
8. 

   The J.A.M. said, almost 3 years ago

   Clever
9. 

   Peam said, almost 3 years ago

   Call the grammar police!
10. 

    Godfreydaniel said, almost 3 years ago

    “Is that your exhaust pipe dragging? No, it’s my participle dangling!”
11. 

    beviek said, almost 3 years ago

    @Peam

    Call the grammar police!
    ======
    No need to call them, they always seem to be lurking about.
12. 

    Jonni said, almost 3 years ago

    Is that car carrying the text, with subtitle I presume, of a “blessyou” for her sneeze?
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    pschearer said, almost 3 years ago

    Is it possible Dan doesn’t know how to pronounce ‘gerund’? The joke would make more sense if the word were pronounced with a hard G.
14. 

    meekyn said, almost 3 years ago

    This would be funny if “gerund” were pronouced with a hard G. Since it’s pronounced “jerund”, not so much… :(
15. 

    meekyn said, almost 3 years ago

    @pschearer

    Thank you, I thought the same thing
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