Products and Items that are described as ready to "drop"
become little more than just the latest "droppings":
just one more example of contemporary language's sloppings.
I pray to Christ and His Blessed Mother that this kind of discourse will stop.
J-Called
So true! In my head I feel
So true! In my head I feel like running from overpriced, damaged goods. You just don't drop things for sale.
here is poetry that doesn't always conform
galateus, arkayye, arqios,arquious, crypticbard, excalibard, wordweaver
Thank you, and yes I agree.
Thank you, and yes I agree. Drop implies damage or fecal waste. When my adopted parents wanted to embarrass me, they sometimes said I had been dropped on my head before the adoption; in school, I dropped a class I had no chance of passing; and my father remarked about the neighbor's boxer dog, once, by saying, "That damn Mike just dropped a pile like I have never seen before." (Mike, the neighbor's senior dog, did have very active and efficient bowels.)
Starward-Led [in Chrismation, Januarius]