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I’m doing a class to be accredited by the state and my dh was proofreading it and noticed the title should be foolproof instead of full proof.
The class is on a system that you just can’t mess up, hence the foolproof or full proof.
What do you all say it should be? This will make my decision for me.
Nothing like asking friends
I think dh is correct; foolproof.
Good luck with your class.
I agree… Foolproof
I call things like that “idiotproof” BUT that wouldn’t be such a good title for a paper
, so I agree with foolproofOK< OK
I changed it. Majority rules. Majority? There’s noone who had any other opinion
So why did I think it was full proof for 38 years????
Thanks ladies.
Here’s another funny for you along these lines…
My husband called me a bull in a china shop one time. I had never heard the expresion and thought he called me a bowl in a china shop. I said.. thanks honey. he said thanks? I said yeah, you think I’m a beautiful bowl in a china shop.
I was a little crushed when that wasn’t what he said. FYI – I’m over it after 10 years.
and I am a bull in a china shop!Funny! I’m sure he really does think you are a bowl in a china shop, though. ndrose2006-10-5 13:7:27
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