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stoutfellow ([personal profile] stoutfellow) wrote2006-09-22 12:56 pm
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Reasoning

I remember, as a child, persuading myself that a light sleeper was someone who could be awakened by light (e.g., by turning on a lamp), whereas a sound sleeper could only be awakened by sound.

Does anyone else remember making similar, perfectly reasonable but utterly wrong, linguistic interpretations?
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[identity profile] norabombay.livejournal.com 2006-09-23 04:58 am (UTC)(link)
As a child, I would watch Star Trek reruns with my dad.

One ep he said "Look Nora, that's a klingon ship".

I interpreted it as a "cling on" as the ship did sort of look like it suction cupped on.

Yeah.

Took years to get that straightened out.