Why on earth would you explain it to him?
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So do we have a consensus on MacIntyre's nickname?
- Thread starter leftybuff
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So, No?
Did you really just explain that to me?
I had a hunch.
Deleted member 807
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There is no shame [*cough, cough, bull****, cough*] in asking for remedial help.
Just to bring this home, tyre is a homophone of tire. A homophone is not a gay telephone
(NTTIAWWT), but two different words that sound alike and are spelled differently.
See and sea.
Tyre and tire.
In most parts of the English speaking world beyond North America, the "tyre" spelling is used to represent those black rubber round things on a vehicle that are inflated with air and are positioned between the rim of the car and the road. In the US and Canada, "tire" is the correct spelling.
The picture of the Big Mac located in the center of the tire is a type of Rebus Puzzle that can be interpreted as big Mac in Tire. This sounds like the name of CU's new head coach's last name, MacIntyre.
Another Rebus Puzzle is:
2nd, 2nd, 2nd, 2nd, 2nd. (Answer: 5 seconds)
Enjoy your day.
I like the picture, especially since it is in colour.There is no shame [*cough, cough, bull****, cough*] in asking for remedial help.
Just to bring this home, tyre is a homophone of tire. A homophone is not a gay telephone
(NTTIAWWT), but two different words that sound alike and are spelled differently.
See and sea.
Tyre and tire.
In most parts of the English speaking world beyond North America, the "tyre" spelling is used to represent those black rubber round things on a vehicle that are inflated with air and are positioned between the rim of the car and the road. In the US and Canada, "tire" is the correct spelling.
The picture of the Big Mac located in the center of the tire is a type of Rebus Puzzle that can be interpreted as big Mac in Tire. This sounds like the name of CU's new head coach's last name, MacIntyre.
Another Rebus Puzzle is:
2nd, 2nd, 2nd, 2nd, 2nd. (Answer: 5 seconds)
Enjoy your day.
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Buffellow85
Well-Known Member
It's nice that the pidgeon is in the centre of picture
Quite.
Deleted member 807
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Don't make lefty explain this.
boydbuff
Club Member
So what you are saying is the "Coach formerly Known as Coach Mac" is dead to you now?
FLounder
Think Positive and life will be Positive.
No, what he's saying is that we call our head football coach, Coach Mac.
dply
Doble hoja
Nope but I'm not conflicted on calling new Mac just Mac any longer.
How long with the goathumper be tolerated? 2 star mods....
boydbuff
Club Member
I think he is saying a bit more than that in light of the coach formerly known as coach mac's failure to mention CU in his acceptance speech at the HOF event.
Buffenuf
massive tool
BP got "thoughts"? Who knew?