If you were a pirate, you wouldn’t be lost at sea

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It is very funny when I think I have covered the English vernacular well, just to find that there’s even funnier ways of saying things. Have you ever been “all at sea”? It is today’s delicious english slang. It means being confused, I am glad this time the explanatory examples are good. It is comparable to “it’s all greek to me,” which is also in this book, but I thought a little too popular. Read the rest of this entry »

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