You Write, But Where Do Your Words Come From?

Frank Donovan

11 years ago

I buy mine in bulk from Walmart.

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HeySal 11 years ago

Originally Posted by Frank Donovan

I buy mine in bulk from Walmart.

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Well, that sure explains a few things. The American pkgs have more z's in them but we get shorted on u's.
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whateverpedia

11 years ago

I steal mine from Frank Donovan (he buys his in bulk so never notices when a few go missing).

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Frank Donovan 11 years ago

Originally Posted by whateverpedia

I steal mine from Frank Donovan (he buys his in bulk so never notices when a few go missing).

Oh, I notice. But as you always steal my choicest insults, I can't say anything to you without using all of that cheap Aussie vernacular I pick up in fire sales. And Shane has first dibs on those.

But if you still keep my words with their original file numbers, consider yourself a thieving #772, who can stick his #3,369 up his #455/455B.

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Rick Rodd

11 years ago

Made me think for a while. (pauses and looks at qwerty keyboard) How we write or type is to be considered before taking grammar police as an online profession. Possible explanation for the Your and You're/Youre conundrum. Much easier (or lazier) to type in your than you're using desktop and much more with mobile phones. Autocorrect doesn't fix stupidity/ignorance/laziness. Go figure.

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tagiscom 11 years ago

I stayed with the AU version, but the grammer is a chore to edit!

Here are some examples...

• G,Day Mate, whack the diddlo!

Translated

Hi!

• Hi, Cobber!

Translated

Hi, you must be english.

• Throw another skrimp on the barbie.

Translated...

Beats me, l hate shrimps!
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- Claude Whitacre 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by tagiscom
  
  G,Day Mate, whack the diddlo!
  
  We spell it Dildo. And that's none of our business.
  
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@tjr

11 years ago

When you slay a foe in battle, you absorb all of their letters.

I almost have all the vowels...

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tagiscom

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

We spell it Dildo. And that's none of our business.

Jeez, Claude, get your mind out of the gutter, this is what it really means....

Diddlo Meaning/Definition of

The english version of silly!

Originally Posted by Frank Donovan

Oh, I notice. But as you always steal my choicest insults, I can't say anything to you without using all of that cheap Aussie vernacular I pick up in fire sales. And Shane has first dibs on those.

But if you still keep my words with their original file numbers, consider yourself a thieving #772, who can stick his #3,369 up his #455/455B.

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Arrrrr, ok, l just thought that l was speaking crap?

Ok, try and guess this one.....

G, day MATE!!!! Hi, Cobber, how's the strife and stumps?

Sprouting, and moaning as usual, but at least the jumbuck in my tuckerbag is kicking!

Planning on a roast, Niah, not until the wombat wakes up and moves out of the way!

Never, uh!

Yep, not until the crow does handstands in the nearest black stump!

Bye...

Bugger off!!!!

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Alexa Smith Banned 11 years ago

I get most of mine from myself, and spread them around in the interests of duplica .... oops, excuse me: I mean "syndicated" content.

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- Riptor 11 years ago
  
  The Truth About English: Phonics, Phonetics,...
  
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Frank Donovan

11 years ago

Originally Posted by @tjr

When you slay a foe in battle, you absorb all of their letters.

I almost have all the vowels...

Then you'll soon be needing to pick a fight with Mister Mxyzptlk.

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Kay King

11 years ago

In what language do men put hats over dirty, stringy hair, take off their shirt...and try to appear intellectually compelling? Hard to listen to the theories when my eyes are going "yuck!".

Sometimes I capture words trapped in the vacuum of my mind - other days I just pull them out of my.. ...never mind.

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Michael Mayo

11 years ago

Originally Posted by HeySal

Well, that sure explains a few things. The American pkgs have more z's in them but we get shorted on u's.

Sal, Vowels are sold separately.

Originally Posted by Kay King

In what language do men put hats over dirty, stringy hair, take off their shirt...and try to appear intellectually compelling? Hard to listen to the theories when my eyes are going "yuck!".

Sometimes I capture words trapped in the vacuum of my mind - other days I just pull them out of my.. ...never mind.

Kay, in your avatar are you just kicking a few words around?

Have a Great Day!
Michael

edited: Dennis, I missed your post...lol (Michael changes his shirt and begins cleaning his hands and keyboard now)

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tagiscom

11 years ago

Originally Posted by bizgrower

Nope. Cujo.

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Funny you should pick the name Kang. I was just joking with a customer about her unusual email address.
Seems it was chosen by her young children and uses their dogs names. One is very similar to Kang.

Dan

Yes, Cujo killed everyone he met by slobbering them to death!

Terrible way to go when you are asleep!

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Claude Whitacre

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Frank Donovan

Then you'll soon be needing to pick a fight with Mister Mxyzptlk.

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Not only do I know who that is, but I know that you spelled it correctly.

Sad, I know.

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Frank Donovan 11 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

Not only do I know who that is, but I know that you spelled it correctly.

Sad, I know.

Claude, I can pronounce it correctly. Even sadder.

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- Claude Whitacre 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Frank Donovan
  
  Claude, I can pronounce it correctly. Even sadder.
  
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  So can I. And I can't tell you how many times, that fact has got me laid.
  
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  kenmichaels 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre
  
  So can I. And I can't tell you how many times, that fact has got me laid.
  
  What you do with your riffle, is none of our business.
  
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bizgrower

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre

Not only do I know who that is, but I know that you spelled it correctly.

Sad, I know.

Of course he spelled it correctly. He has the Fobia.

I'm confused a bit because I thought everybody knew the 76th Greatest Comic
Book Villain of all time.

Now that I know it's not common knowledge, I'll try using it - and my lab puppy - to meet
more women.

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Frank Donovan

11 years ago

Originally Posted by bizgrower

Now that I know it's not common knowledge, I'll try using it - and my lab puppy - to meet
more women.

Would that be the lab puppy you named "Kang the Conqueror"?

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Dennis Gaskill

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Kay King

In what language do men put hats over dirty, stringy hair, take off their shirt...and try to appear intellectually compelling? Hard to listen to the theories when my eyes are going "yuck!".

You're lucky, your eyes prevented your ears from rebelling. Trust me, intellectually compelling it wasn't. At least not the first 30-40 seconds or so. That's all I could listen to.

Sometimes I capture words trapped in the vacuum of my mind - other days I just pull them out of my.. ...never mind.

...Campbell's soup?

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bizgrower 11 years ago

Originally Posted by Frank Donovan

Would that be the lab puppy you named "Kang the Conqueror"?

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Nope. Cujo.

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Funny you should pick the name Kang. I was just recently joking with a customer about her unusual email address.
Seems it was chosen by her young children and uses their dogs names. One is very similar to Kang.

Dan
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hardraysnight

11 years ago

and i thought the answer was fingertips

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bizgrower

11 years ago

Originally Posted by thunderbird

Who created the first alphabet?

I don't know about the first, but I found this to be fascinating.
I first learned about it in a historical fiction novel I read and really enjoyed.

Sequoyah

The novel was about Sam Houston and his friendship with, and marriage into the Cherokee nation.
(Maybe Terra is distantly related to Sam and that explains her southern roots even more. lol)

Sam Houston - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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