15 Aug 08
Originally posted by HandyAndyAh, makes sense.
It was Rapidfyre's post, calling the OP stupid, that prompted mine. My reply should have been to him. Anyway, I'm sure all of this falls on deaf ears. Or blind eyes.
You're right, it would have been clearer if you'd responded to Rapidfyre's post instead.
15 Aug 08
So all I do is try to share some levity and humor with those around me and all I do is start a debate as to how atroshous my spelling is....and yes, I spelled atroshous wrong!!! Thank you very much. ðŸ˜
Now I think I will spend my time doing something more pleasurable like sticking my head in a fan.
That brings to mind another joke. What is the number one reason blonds or blondes stick their head in a fan?
It's the cheapest hair cut they can find.
Somebody stop me!!!!
15 Aug 08
Originally posted by whodeyYour spelling may be atroshous, but so are our manners. We still love you.
So all I do is try to share some levity and humor with those around me and all I do is start a debate as to how atroshous my spelling is....and yes, I spelled atroshous wrong!!! Thank you very much. ðŸ˜
Now start working on some "smart" blond jokes. 😉
15 Aug 08
Originally posted by HandyAndyI remember listening to a radio show a couple years ago, when Richard Lederer (grammar/word origins guy) was talking about words like that.
There aren't many of those old-fashioned male/female words still in use.
The only two I can recall offhand are widow and widower. Do you know of any?
comedian/comedienne