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![]() "Dave LaCourse" wrote in message ... Now, Mark, who said *you* were the drunken redneck? I never mentioned your name. Well, who were you referring to? As far as the bet goes, which is it - a month or two months. As we are in the middle of a month, it would be impossible for you to go an entire month,without say something that could be construed as nasty, thus the 2 months referred to. You say both. I'll take that bet, regardless. Starting now. Ok, regardless of what you may have posted in response to Jon, we are on as of the moment this post hits ROFF. Op LaCourse |
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On Tue, 19 Sep 2006 10:09:55 -0700, "Tom Nakashima"
wrote: I had to look that one up... that's pretty bad stuff: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=putz&r=f -tom My man Fortenberry first used the word to describe a certain person on roff. Ken does have a way with words. d;o) |
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![]() "Tom Nakashima" wrote in message ... I had to look that one up... that's pretty bad stuff: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=putz&r=f -tom Looking too closely to antecedents for an accurate picture of usage in the vernacular is generally a mistake. None of those definitions does justice to the word 'putz' as it is commonly used in American English. For example, the anatomical association has been all but lost, and the sidelong nod to class distinctions in the German 'putzen' (cleaning) is entirely irrelevant. Definition number 2 is the closest to describing the term as it is used in American English, but better yet would be to simply declare it to be synonymous with 'dork'. Thus, as has been seen here for years, kennie's insistence on applying the term to stevie is simply another in a long series of demonstrations of linguistic ineptitude. The word he is looking for (forever in vain) is 'asshole'. Numerous adjectives would be applicable but the point is moot as kennie can't write the word 'ass'. Every time he tries, he gets an 'r' and an 'e' stuck in his ass and ****s an 's'. Of course, none of this should be construed as indicating in any way that stevie is NOT a putz or a dork.......it's just that such a monumental asshole tends to absorb and reduce to a uniform brown sludge anything else that might be thrown in its direction. Wolfgang from the entomology-r-us desk. |
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Wolfgang wrote:
from the entomology-r-us desk. I believe you better start hatching some etymology. |
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![]() "Wayne Knight" wrote in message oups.com... Wolfgang wrote: from the entomology-r-us desk. I believe you better start hatching some etymology. I believe I have your ThermaRest pad. The Woodington Place address still good? Wolfgang ethnology, epistemology.......what's the difference among friends, right? ![]() |
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"Wolfgang" wrote in message
... I believe I have your ThermaRest pad. Aw hell, some garage in Michigan has my car with most of my gear and all you got was a stinking self inflatable mattress, you chose the wrong door ![]() The Woodington Place address still good? Yep, but no hurry. I have a twin since Mrs. Knight's idea of camping these days is a Westin hotel, I'll just get it next time we go fishing. ethnology, epistemology.......what's the difference among friends, right? It's not friends I'm all that worried about. |
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"Tom Nakashima" wrote in message
... I had to look that one up... that's pretty bad stuff: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=putz&r=f -tom Handy word, though, for certain situations: http://www.whitehouse.gov/president/ |
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