Whenever you see the abbreviation "assn." (like in Polo Assn., Reliable Cab Assn., American Psychological Assn., etc.) you read it in your mind as assassin, not association. Then you get confused about the Polo Assassin, the American Psychological Assassin, and the Reliable Cab Assassin, amirite?
says Jennitalia on Sep 7th '10 (#338382)| Suggest this for POTD |
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Not gonna lie, when I read that, I read the abbreviation as assasin and laughed when I finished reading the whole post.
says DegrassiFanFromTh... on Sep 7th '10 (#545443)
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lol i thought it really said assassin..
isn't association Assoc. or something? o.o
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Do we have that in england???? I read it as assin ...
says chesca_international on Sep 7th '10 (#546746)
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hahahah oooops i thought an Assassin was like a position in polo or something
says Anonymous on Sep 7th '10 (#546936)
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@546936 (Anonymous):
-_-
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I just tend to read it as assin...like, I guess I think of it as assassin, but pronounce it in my head as assin...which can be awkward at times
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Same with Dr. I always think it's doctor instead of drive. So when I'm traveling I'm like, that a weird name for a place. xD
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I read it like "ass'n".
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