I agree--IN! I was really confused when I started hearing people say "on line" instead of "in line." It would make sense if there was an actual line, but there rarely is. What gives? :)
"hobos" You don't hear that term often anymore. Brian, you always make me smile. Hobos makes me think of a guy singing a happy tune as he strolls on down the tracks with his things in a red polka dotted handkerchief on a stick.
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I agree--IN! I was really confused when I started hearing people say "on line" instead of "in line." It would make sense if there was an actual line, but there rarely is. What gives? :)
I think it's funny to use on my blog in an obviously mocking tone. Did that not come through?
You're missing the point here, people: TJ's in Bklyn! Maybe if you get there at 6 a.m. the line won't wrap around the store.
So all the Brooklyn hobos who wrap around the block already will be first in line?
"hobos" You don't hear that term often anymore. Brian, you always make me smile. Hobos makes me think of a guy singing a happy tune as he strolls on down the tracks with his things in a red polka dotted handkerchief on a stick.
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