people, please, the expression is "COULDN'T care less"

[Skittles]

I am tired of seeing DUers say they "could care less" when I know that is not what they mean !
http://incompetech.com/gallimaufry/care_less.html

[rucky]

1. Unless you care more than you could. n/t

[Skittles]

6. IF it was used in that manner, correct

technically speaking :)

[ZombieNixon]

2. Well, technically, it has an L in it, but yeah, you're right.

:7

:hide:

[Skittles]

4. LOL

*corrected* :D

[ZombieNixon]

5. Don't even get me started on that misplaced double quote.

:P

[Blue-Jay]

3. Aside from the typo, you're correct.

muah.

[Random_Australian]

7. BWAHAHAHAHAHA!! TYPO IN THE OP! The expression is

actually "COULDN'T care less"

(As in, wrong '/")

[Skittles]

8. I've been having trouble with this keyboard since I spilled Big Red in it

:(

[Blue-Jay]

9. So....."Big Red" is your new boyfriend?

:D

[Skittles]

10. it's a soft drink, very popular in Texas

very sticky when spilled :o

[Blue-Jay]

11. I know. "red pop".

Good stuff. I was just giving you shit.

[Skittles]

15. Ha, I thought I was still talking to the Down Under guy

I wish my glasses would arrive already; I ordered them ten days ago and I flounder without them....I don't see very well at ALL

[Liberal Veteran]

12. That one is pretty easy to mangle, but the one that bothered me most...

....was this woman at my last job who kept saying "Prove it to the pudding!"

And she always did that in the middle of meetings which left me somewhere between screaming in pure agony at the mangled expression or collapsing into fits of giggling.

[TheFriendlyAnarchist]

14. Lol, wtf was she trying to say?

[Liberal Veteran]

17. I think she was going for the "the proof is in the pudding" which more...

...correctly is "the proof of the pudding is in the eating".

[rug]

13. And the correct phrase is "I'll kick your scrawny little ass!"

[sendero]

16. I could care less...

... :)