How does this cliche' go? On a much...brighter/lighter note?

Chronoshock · Nov 8, 2004

Lighter

Kalvin00 · Nov 9, 2004

DAMN colts just won the game :|

Sorry, what were you asking?

bobbybe01 · Nov 9, 2004

whiskey

Barnaby W. Füi · Nov 9, 2004

Either.

Allio · Nov 9, 2004

In my experience, 'ligher' is a more common usage.

'On a lighter note...'

Zugzwang152 · Nov 9, 2004

Originally posted by: bobbybe01
whiskey

FleshLight · Nov 9, 2004

okay thank you now i know people that use brighter don't have great grasp on the english language i think i am better alright

Colt45 · Nov 9, 2004

lighter

Howard · Nov 9, 2004

"on a lighter note,"

"on the bright side"

mobobuff · Nov 9, 2004

It's not a cliche.

vshah · Nov 9, 2004

Originally posted by: mobobuff
It's not a cliche.

thank you...
its a saying. and not a cliche-ed one either.