DevilAlumna wrote:In order to "smell of this," wouldn't you need to rub "this" (whatever it may be) all over your body? ;)CameronBornAndBred wrote:My wife says "smell of this" instead of "smell this". She also eats "dinner" at lunch. Damn mountain folk!
Thanks, Throaty - interesting lessons here.
What's the reason/phoneme/explanation why some people pronounce "whale" and "wail" the same way? I tend to say "whale" with more of an 'h' sound to it (hard to explain in writing), but my husband mocks me mercilessly for it.
Basic quizeroo on the English language
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Want a LONG one or a short one?CameronBornAndBred wrote:Yeah, well....I...am.....not...........touchi........nevermind..digging deeper hole; I wonder if there are any spare shovels around here.DevilAlumna wrote:CameronBornAndBred wrote: In order to "smell of this," wouldn't you need to rub "this"
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Who's gonna touch that one?cl15876 wrote:Want a LONG one or a short one?CameronBornAndBred wrote:Yeah, well....I...am.....not...........touchi........nevermind..digging deeper hole; I wonder if there are any spare shovels around here.DevilAlumna wrote:
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cl15876 wrote: Want a LONG one or a short one?
Depends on whether or not you are and endowed professor
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Very cute!!!!!windsor wrote:cl15876 wrote: Want a LONG one or a short one?
Depends on whether or not you are and endowed professor