Read this:
"I'm sorry I almost ran into you, I wasn't looking where I was going!"
"Don't worry about it, no harm, no foul."
Now this:
"Dad, I can't go hunting, I don't think I can shoot to kill!"
"Hrmph, no harm, no fowl."
Really the title should be The Difference between "u" and "w", but that doesn't flow very well.
I'm unsure quite what the point of this is, other than how a single letter can change an entire conversation's point. Switching them would make absolutely no sense. I think I was really just hoping "No harm, no fowl" would catch on. It's much like "No pain, no gain", so the chaos that ensues with this will be exciting!
Eats shoots and leaves -- what a panda does.
ReplyDeleteEats shoots, and leaves -- what a panda who doesn't have time for the leaves does.
Eats, shoots, and leaves -- what a killer does at a restaurant when he does not want to pay.