In a bizarre case of
a Freudian slip or Chinglish gone awry, hordes of pro-Chinese Communist Party (CCP) demonstrators were overheard inadvertently shouting out "Free China" while trying to drown out their pro-Hong Kong counterparts.
But was the veteran broadcaster, who has been reporting on politics since the 1970s, having a flashback or was this
a Freudian slip suggesting the two women have more in common than holding the top job?
Editor's Note: Maybe that was
a Freudian slip for wanting to see Jupiter 3,600 times closer up!
Then I said I hope it's not
a Freudian slip. Well, that was a joke on top of a joke.
And now
a Freudian slip. So they are aimed against Russia after all?
It may all depend on whether Lib Dem MP's find the courage to squeak (no it's not
a Freudian slip).
The hilarity in the Commons on Wednesday when he claimed he had "saved the world" -
a Freudian slip if ever there was one - shows this man is simply dysfunctional and should go ...
I mean, pleasure to introduce..." Talk about
a Freudian slip.
Whether his addition of the word 'brain' to 'dead' as a description of our national language was deliberate, or merely
a Freudian slip on his part I do not know, and cannot tell.
Nowhere in my letter did the words pathetic and programmes occur, so is this, perhaps
a Freudian slip on your part airing your own prejudices?
Garrison adds a range of current expressions to the hundreds already found in his Why You Say It and What's in a Word?, resulting in an assemblage that will get your rhetorical ducks in a row and probably save you from
a Freudian slip or two.
Wente's observations-whether
a Freudian slip or not--came in her final sentence, "But the bang it (the pill) made was bigger than the atom bomb."
She responds to Lee's inquiry about
a Freudian Slip for his wife by telling him it is 'a Nietzsche of the market we are looking to expand,' (boom, boom!).
Once in worship I misread Titus, declaring that we are to be "uptight" instead of "upright" (
a Freudian slip?).
Ulster Unionist security spokesman Ken Maginnis said: "I leaned forward to David Trimble and I said, 'When you speak, congratulate Peter on his appointment and the speed with which he has reunited Ireland.' As long as it wasn't
a Freudian slip, we can overlook it."