English language question

**gt40** · 2 February 2007, 06:21

I prefer

"woke up with wood"

**J1NG** · 2 February 2007, 06:23

I think the second one sounds right. With "A".

J1NG

**Brian Ellis** · 2 February 2007, 08:17

Woke up with an erection!

**Fat Tone** · 2 February 2007, 08:22

Congratulations

(I hope everyone realised the joke I was making when starting this thread...)

VJ · 2 February 2007, 08:24

Originally posted by Fat Tone View Post

(I hope everyone realised the joke I was making when starting this thread...)

The expression is unclear to me...

Care to elaborate?

JÃ¶rg

**ZokesPro** · 2 February 2007, 08:35

Woke up ready for action, sir yes sir!

**Dilitante1** · 2 February 2007, 08:56

got wood!

**Dr Mordrid** · 2 February 2007, 09:23

Captain Pete is saluting

**gt40** · 2 February 2007, 09:34

Woke up with a morning glory would infer you fell asleep in the flower bed

**Jessterw** · 2 February 2007, 09:43

Or you woke up with someone who has a morning glory

If I was going to say it, it'd probably be "with a", as just "with" sounds like you woke up next the hooker you forgot you payed for last night.

**Admiral** · 2 February 2007, 10:50

Now, I'm sure some of you remember this.

**Byock** · 2 February 2007, 16:09

Originally posted by Admiral View Post

Now, I'm sure some of you remember this.

Bwahahahahaha!

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