Enameled! Nice one! I hadn't heard the term Eggcorn before, but it's a good one. I notice people going to "see the sites" at times, and "peaking" into things.
BrainTwister #85: Factorial squares
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From New Scientist #3555, 9th August 2025 [link] [link] N! (N factorial) is
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Walk 3: The Black Mountain
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Caro's Lines posted a photo:
[image: Four Charaters in Bath]
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[image: Companion: Goat]
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3 comments:
Enameled! Nice one! I hadn't heard the term Eggcorn before, but it's a good one. I notice people going to "see the sites" at times, and "peaking" into things.
Very funny, are you sure Jim isn't creating a new language? Maybe he needs to get out and talk with more people? Hhehheee
I'm not sure if I can tell the difference between eggcorns and malapropisms either - but I have to admit, I usually enjoy almost any kind of wordplay.
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