Describe it in three words

Harry Potters Problem
People who are on the phone way way too much

Hang up, dammit!

People who talk on their cellphones while driving.

SCREEEEEEEEEEEE!!! CRUNCH!!! AAAAAAAARRRGGGHHHH!!!
Men who leave the toilet seat up.

Hey, it happens.

The Gallic shrug.

Funny french gesture
HP customer service

An oxymoron, no?

working the night shift for one night after working the day shift for over 15 years…

Night…In purgatory
Pandora radio

Never heard it.

Clicking the Wiki “Random Article” link, I come up with U.S. Route 69 as the next challenge.

Most Stolen Signs

Huckleberries

Much like blueberries

Rubber chickens

Used in gags.

(I was cancelled, btw, so no night shift for me. Completely trivial aside: how come rubber duckies are cute, but rubber chickens are gross?)

Margaret Thatcher

Chemist, baroness, widow.

People born and educated in the USA who’ve affected such spellings as “honour” and “manoeuvre” in their personal correspondence

How bloody portentous

l33t

Maybe even pretentious…

Internet communication technique

The Dali Llama

Surrealist quadruped painter. :smiley:

Delightful misspellings.

:eek:
:o
:smiley:

I can’t believe I did that, but hey–llamas could teach us much about acceptance and life and being in the moment. Truly not alpaca of lies…
Delightful misspellings: Spoonerism wanna be’s?

Dr Seuss’ use of anapestic tetrameter

Hat, cat, plane.

*Horton Hears A Who.
*

Elephants on LSD.

Where the Wild Things Are.

Vlad’s very vicious

yogi berra

A pic-a-nic basket!
OR

dead baseball legend
(hat, cat, plane?)

Medusa