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Feb. 26th, 2004 02:48 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
smg01Hee! So, I've become an avid viewer of The Apprentice. I'm also an avid reader of Miss Alli's recaps of The Apprentice. There was a misunderstanding by someone in the forums that tickled Miss Alli so much that she included in her recap:
"Ooh," Troy says, looking at Katrina, "she's mad as a wet hen." Though I must yet again give a thumbs-up to yet another EEFP -- the lovely bonster, who thought Troy said "wet ham," which indeed would have been even funnier. In fact, I may start using "mad as a wet ham."
I may have to start using "mad as a wet ham" too.
"Ooh," Troy says, looking at Katrina, "she's mad as a wet hen." Though I must yet again give a thumbs-up to yet another EEFP -- the lovely bonster, who thought Troy said "wet ham," which indeed would have been even funnier. In fact, I may start using "mad as a wet ham."
I may have to start using "mad as a wet ham" too.
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Date: 2004-02-26 05:20 pm (UTC)That is almost as funny as the now forgotten person who meant to post
the fire of a thousand suns burning for expressing great anger and posted
the fire of a thousand nuns instead.
I shall have to use mad as a wet ham myself.