tribdog said:invoice or novice?
Don't I know it. That's why I take my wife abroad for vacations.chroot said:Women are just as capable of domestic violence as men.
:rofl:jimmysnyder said:Don't I know it. That's why I take my wife abroad for vacations.
jimmysnyder said:Here's a news story, not very important, but it caught my eye. I would have posted it earlier, but I had something important to do first.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26742851/from/ET/?gt1=43001"
Uganda's ethics and integrity minister says miniskirts should be banned - because women wearing them distract drivers and cause traffic accidents.
rootX said:http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7621823.stm
:rofl:Uganda's ethics and integrity minister says miniskirts should be banned - because women wearing them distract drivers and cause traffic accidents.
"I'll do it during halftime dear." is a phrase commonly used to express a promise or intention to complete a task during a designated break or intermission. It is often used in a playful or affectionate tone between partners or friends.
Yes, "I'll do it during halftime dear." is a commonly used phrase in casual conversation and can be heard in various contexts such as in relationships, sports, or even work environments.
It depends on the tone and context in which it is used. In most cases, it is not meant to be negative and is simply a playful or light-hearted way of expressing a commitment to complete a task during a break or intermission.
Yes, there are variations such as "I'll do it at halftime, honey." or "I'll get it done during halftime, love." These variations may differ in wording but convey a similar meaning and intention.
There is no specific origin or history behind the phrase. It is likely that it evolved from the common use of the word "halftime" in sports to refer to a designated break in the middle of a game or performance.