He should have ended the sentence with, “…for coffee.” Then she could have pretended the question was about coffee and just said, "No thanks, I never drink coffee after five pm, it gives me heartburn. But of course, that wouldn’t have been punny.
I’m only a thick ex-lorry-driver, but can someone tell me which is the preposition in that sentence? “My place” looks like a noun to me… I’m sorry if I appear ignorant in front of all you esteemed academicians…
OK, grammar alert here. In English, despite what you have been taught in elementary school, it really is OK to end a sentence with a preposition, which is why it seems to some to be such a pervasive problem. English is a Germanic language, where doing so is just fine, and the whole preposition issue is from people who think English should use Latin rules. Lots of other misguided “rules” have been foisted upon the English language by these Latinists. Check out grammargirl.com for a better explanation. Great pun, Cartoon Boy!
BE THIS GUY almost 5 years ago
The HOA was right.
B UTTONS almost 5 years ago
Pig is propositioning his ex at Pigita’s place.
Templo S.U.D. almost 5 years ago
almost a grammar joke
meg_grif almost 5 years ago
They say a preposition is a terrible word to end a sentence with.
sirbadger almost 5 years ago
Pig has a bow tie where his mouth should be. Did someone else shove his bow tie in his face?
feverjr Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Pig proved he can take a punch…
gopher gofer almost 5 years ago
appears she wasn’t bowled over…
Nachikethass almost 5 years ago
She put a lid on it!
gbars70 almost 5 years ago
It’s not that Pigita has all that many opportunities with those pearls and that ugly wig.
Orcatime almost 5 years ago
He showed more courage than most people do!
Yontrop almost 5 years ago
He should have ended the sentence with, “…for coffee.” Then she could have pretended the question was about coffee and just said, "No thanks, I never drink coffee after five pm, it gives me heartburn. But of course, that wouldn’t have been punny.
A Common 'tator almost 5 years ago
I’m only a thick ex-lorry-driver, but can someone tell me which is the preposition in that sentence? “My place” looks like a noun to me… I’m sorry if I appear ignorant in front of all you esteemed academicians…
Troglodyte almost 5 years ago
Why does Pig put up with her? Surely not for the great sex… :D
wesleylscott1 almost 5 years ago
He puts up with her for the Bacon potential…
JoanHelen almost 5 years ago
Poor old Pig, he never seems to get lucky with Pigita :)
Gent almost 5 years ago
Pork in grape sauce! Mmmmm…!
Reader almost 5 years ago
Why does he want her – she is such a boar.
Breadboard almost 5 years ago
Pig why bother … she is not nice . She is a pig ;-) … Croc Power !
zerotvus almost 5 years ago
I aint touching this one with a ten foot pole……
mjb515 almost 5 years ago
At leas Pig did not say “Want to come at my place?”
3hourtour Premium Member almost 5 years ago
…the male chauvinist…
…the swine…
… the pork byproduct…
…the green eggs and Spam…
Ellis97 almost 5 years ago
Relationships are nowhere.
uniquename almost 5 years ago
Why do they have to go back to his place? What’s wrong with her’s?
Eristic almost 5 years ago
Maybe Pig should go MGTOW or in his case PGTOW.
rick1881 almost 5 years ago
’Tater, read carefully. He said “proposition,” not “preposition.”
Cameron1988 Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Seriously? She pours the punch bowl over head just for him saying that? Sheesh, Pigita, has some major issues. Pig, needs to just dump her and move on
asmbeers almost 5 years ago
“Proposition”, a come-on, not “preposition”. This is for those who went to school after the 70’s.
Blot almost 5 years ago
WELL. I GUESS THE CROCS HAVE A GREAT NEW YEAR AHEAD!
zeexenon almost 5 years ago
Well, at least she didn’t use pig iron.
jdjjarnold almost 5 years ago
We don’t do the double trailers here in Texas. Singles are long enough. I used to work at a grain elevator and had to probe and weigh the dern things.
alexius23 almost 5 years ago
Her pearls before his swine?
Jesy Bertz Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Sucker Punch.
Sherlock Watson almost 5 years ago
The way she usually acts, it seems like every sentence ends with a period.
oakie817 almost 5 years ago
most excellent
jonnytest almost 5 years ago
Either there was not enuf rum in the punch, or Pig made his move too soon.
D1063n35 Premium Member almost 5 years ago
A proposition should never end with a sentence, of even a restraining order.
Call me Ishmael almost 5 years ago
Never end a sentence with a pun.
Call me Ishmael almost 5 years ago
The preposition is “to”, but it doesn’t end the sentence, so you’re fine. How thick was your lorry ?(Just kidding !)
The Sinistral Bassist Premium Member almost 5 years ago
You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take
Sisyphos almost 5 years ago
Stupid Pig! Still going out with that pig, Pigita?!
Un-die Sweet Fanny!
Cathie Fornssler almost 5 years ago
“Proposition” not “preposition”.
Rfrysinger almost 5 years ago
It’s a pun! Proposition instead of preposition!
asrialfeeple almost 5 years ago
What a punchline.
jbruins84341 almost 5 years ago
OK, grammar alert here. In English, despite what you have been taught in elementary school, it really is OK to end a sentence with a preposition, which is why it seems to some to be such a pervasive problem. English is a Germanic language, where doing so is just fine, and the whole preposition issue is from people who think English should use Latin rules. Lots of other misguided “rules” have been foisted upon the English language by these Latinists. Check out grammargirl.com for a better explanation. Great pun, Cartoon Boy!
Kesler Burns about 1 month ago
Never talk to a woman who uses acronyms you don’t understand.