A joke goes like this: A friend at work had an unusual dental related problem recently. About a month ago he had to have a small steel plate inserted in his mouth. A week later he noticed the plate was starting to rust. The dentist asked him if he had a change in his eating or drinking habits tha...

I heard this phrase in the GTA San Andreas game. Sounds pretty offensive, nonetheless I don't really get what he meant to say. The context was something like: "Hey do you wanna make some money?" "Does the Pope shit in the woods?" Here's the video with CJ saying this phrase.

Oxford Advanced English Learners’ Dictionary gives ‘wet blanket’ as a noun meaning; “A person who is 'not enthusiastic' about anything and who stops other people from enjoying themselves.” Are there a short word for a person who is 'too enthusiastic' to spare his or her fun in something (e.g. m...

A joke goes like this: A friend at work had an unusual dental related problem recently. About a month ago he had to have a small steel plate inserted in his mouth. A week later he noticed the plate was starting to rust. The dentist asked him if he had a change in his eating or drinking habits tha...

Possible Duplicate: Is it normal in English to talk about oneself in the third person in these cases? I'm currently preparing my CV in English. I'm not native English speaker and I rarely wrote any common documents in language other than my mother's. That's why I'm worried about some...

A Japanese person said that it is often normal to talk about oneself in the third person in English. This is what he wrote: For example, when you write a CV or an introduction of yourself, the formal way is to refer to yourself in third person. The same is in academic paper. Do you thin...