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Anyone name Penny should get one. There were a lot of Pennys!

 

Jolly Old Saint Nickle-as

 

The last time I owned a dictionary, it didn't even have the words nuclear or atomic in it.

Chris

 

Off Topic

While we're at it, how many times do you hear people start a sentence with the word "Me"?

Chris

 

Me thinks only in poems and medieval plays.

 

Me thinks your original post was funny, also sad but true.

 

Truthfully.. All my Jamaican acquaintances!

We were driven to a company party last night and my wife's coworker called and told her "Me downstairs. Come down"

 

Almost, in the vernacular of poetry and plays, it is one word.....methinks.

Chris

 

What Jamaican? Meth?

Chris

 

Me? Sounds like Shemp has returned, mememememe.

 

Would that have been around the time of the Crusades?

 

If it had been, I would have saved it because it would have pre-dated Gutenberg.

Sometime between Truman & Ike.

Chris

 

What this language really needs is a dictionary that doesn't use words to define things. Once you start looking up every word in a definition you'll never get done.

 

What this language needs is a cellphone that has a response for texting...…."Doesn't compute, text failed!"

Chris

 

Maybe thesauri for several who always use the same word...

 

Good, I can never remember the name or spelling of the jolly mushroom that he looks like.