Website Releases Top 10 Romantic Lines From New English Students, Celebrates Lighter Side of Learning a Language

Author: InnocentEnglish.com
Dateline: Wed, 02 Feb 2005

freeNewsArticles Story Summary: “DENVER, CO /Send2Press Newswire/ — InnocentEnglish.com, a new website dedicated to collecting and sharing humorous English mistakes, announces the release of its first annual ‘Top 10 Most Romantic Lines From New English Language Students’ for Valentine’s Day.”



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DENVER, CO /Send2Press Newswire/ — InnocentEnglish.com, a new website dedicated to collecting and sharing humorous English mistakes, announces the release of its first annual “Top 10 Most Romantic Lines From New English Language Students” for Valentine’s Day.

“Any of us learning a new language is going to make a lot of mistakes, and a few are going to be funny enough to pass around,” said Bryant Oden, creator of the site and author of the new book “Never Lick a Gift Horse in the Mouth: And 400 Other Innocent Mistakes From New English Language Students.” “We thought in honor of Valentine’s Day we would ‘pass around’ this very romantic top 10 list.”


The list follows:


Top 10 Most Romantic Lines From New English Language Students:


10. I fell in love with her the first time I sawed her.

9. He had such a worm heart.

8. We were two sheeps passing in the night.

7. We have hated each other for so long. I want to borrow the hatchet.

6. My dentist makes me blush twice a day.

5. I don’t know if he will propose, but I am expecting.

4. I have something exciting to tell you. My girlfriend and I got enraged last night!

3. The groom was wearing a very nice croissant.

2. He lifted the veal off her face and gave her a big kiss.

1. I think she is really glad she got marinated.



Other innocent mistakes on the website include:


Recipes: Next, chop all the vegetarians into little pieces.

Health: It is dangerous to smoke while you are becoming pregnant.

Sports: It was so exciting to watch! The cheerleaders threw up high into the air.

Politics: The President got off the plane and gave a big kiss to the first ladder.

Grammar: Should I have a coma in the middle of this sentence?

Music: When he was through singing he had a standing ovulation.

Food: Do you like this food? I made it from scratching!

Parents: My bed has three blankets and a large guilt my parents gave me.

Weather: Rain makes old cars lust. So be careful about that. Once a car starts lusting, there’s no way to stop it!

Travel: You can’t sleep with me because it is too crowded. But you can probably sleep with my sister. That’s what most of my friends do when they visit.



“The website and the book are really just a celebration of the lighter side of learning language,” Oden said. “I still remember when I went on a college mission trip to an orphanage in Mexico, and I enthusiastically greeted each of the children with ‘Buenos Dios! Buenos Dios!’ After some puzzled looks and a lot of laughter, a friend explained that I wasn’t saying ‘Good day.’ I was running around to each of these kids shouting ‘Good God! Good God!’ The laughter of that moment really broke the ice with the children, and I guess it left a strong impression on me. Since then, I’ve had an appreciation for the way innocent language mistakes can bring smiles and laughter, and just maybe make someone’s day a little brighter.”

Oden, who is from Colorado, currently attends the University of Alberta, where he is pursuing a Masters degree in Education. The new book, “Never Lick a Gift Horse in the Mouth: And 400 Other Innocent Mistakes From New English Language Students” (ISBN: 1-932738-13-4, Western Reflections Publishing, $10) is available through most bookstores, amazon.com, and through the website, www.Innocentenglish.com



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