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June 3rd 08, 12:31 AM
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OT but too funny!!!!
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June 8th 08, 12:14 PM
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OT but too funny!!!!
On 3 Juni, 01:31, "Mystified One" wrote:
http://img412.imageshack.us/img412/4...wnridgewl9.jpg Best be careful how you word things... Yep, ole George there, he was sumpin'!!! (grin) Erin
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June 8th 08, 02:31 PM
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OT but too funny!!!!
A stupid Grin on my face ,,,,,
Yes we can sometimes say the weirdest things ,,, Many years ago my late mother`s family doctor , who was already in his late 70 , met my mother and she Joyfully tells him that Mrs so and so was so delighted that he spent time in her bed,,,, [my mother meant to say besides her bed ],,, And of course the Multi-lingual societies,,, give loads of Hilarious expressions .. Miskafayim are glasses , and michnasayim are pants ....One day , a friend of my mother, who was quite new in Israel , sat on her balcony , when a man wearing dark sun glasses, called a greeting to her from the street. She looked, didn`t recognize him, so she called back ,,, "If you take off your michnasayim i will probably recognize you !!!!." ...... mirjam
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June 8th 08, 02:49 PM
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OT but too funny!!!!
Years ago when my sister was teaching English composition to freshmen
at University of Georgia, she had an in-class writing exercise of metaphor, which is describing one item or incident in terms of another -- such as describing a subway as an earthworm. One rather shy young lady had apparently gone on a date with a young man who tried to get amorous, and she described him as an octopus. Unfortunately, she referred to his "grasping testicles"!
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June 9th 08, 04:34 AM
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OT but too funny!!!!
On Jun 2, 8:31*pm, "Mystified One" wrote:
http://img412.imageshack.us/img412/4...wnridgewl9.jpg Best be careful how you word things... LOLOL HIgs, Katherine
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June 9th 08, 06:28 AM
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OT but too funny!!!!
On Jun 8, 4:49*pm, Mary wrote:
Years ago when my sister was teaching English composition to freshmen at University of Georgia, she had an in-class writing exercise of metaphor, which is describing one item or incident in terms of another -- such as describing a subway as an earthworm. *One rather shy young lady had apparently gone on a date with a young man who tried to get amorous, and she described him as an octopus. *Unfortunately, she referred to his "grasping testicles"! OOOOOOMPH ,,,,,,, hahahahah [sorry couldn`t resist !!!] mirjam
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June 9th 08, 07:05 PM
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OT but too funny!!!!
"Mystified One" wrote in message news  http://img412.imageshack.us/img412/4...wnridgewl9.jpg Best be careful how you word things... How long has 'word' been a verb? Mary
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June 9th 08, 08:49 PM
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OT but too funny!!!!
In article ,
Mary Fisher wrote: "Mystified One" wrote http://img412.imageshack.us/img412/4...wnridgewl9.jpg Best be careful how you word things... How long has 'word' been a verb? Quite a long time according to the O.E.D. The first entry is dated 1205, and by 1836 it is used in the current sense as Mystified One used it. =Tamar
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June 9th 08, 09:11 PM
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OT but too funny!!!!
"Richard Eney" wrote in message ... In article , Mary Fisher wrote: "Mystified One" wrote http://img412.imageshack.us/img412/4...wnridgewl9.jpg Best be careful how you word things... How long has 'word' been a verb? Quite a long time according to the O.E.D. The first entry is dated 1205, and As a verb??? by 1836 it is used in the current sense as Mystified One used it. Not in England. Mary
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June 9th 08, 10:17 PM
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OT but too funny!!!!
On Jun 9, 3:05*pm, "Mary Fisher" wrote:
"Mystified One" wrote in message news
http://img412.imageshack.us/img412/4...wnridgewl9.jpg Best be careful how you word things... How long has 'word' been a verb? When wasn't it? TTFN Katherine
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