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quote:Originally posted by TheArtist

Yea and your the dead horse.

I don't normally correct what I believe to be typos and spelling errors. Since you have been proven to work from a different dictionary than I do, I'll make an exception.

I believe you intended to say "Yea and you're the dead horse."  If you want to insult me, please do it in a language I understand.

[unknown]

Thanks for the grammar lesson red arrow

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quote:Originally posted by unknown



Thanks for the grammar lesson red arrow

You're welcome.

With many people making up their own definitions for existing words, one cannot be sure it wasn't just a grammar error.

[TheArtist]

Ok, here ya go....  Yea, and you're the dead horse.  

Notice I even added a comma which I think makes it even more gooder.

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quote:Originally posted by TheArtist

Ok, here ya go....  Yea, and you're the dead horse.  

Notice I even added a comma which I think makes it even more gooder.

Thank you.

[JoeMommaBlake]

This discussion is really on a roll now...

No pun intended.

Venice style canals running around the city with gondolas would be nice and they would put an end to the debate over trolleys....though I suppose "gondola" can mean a few different things too.

Crap.

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quote:Originally posted by JoeMommaBlake

This discussion is really on a roll now...

No pun intended.

Venice style canals running around the city with gondolas would be nice and they would put an end to the debate over trolleys....though I suppose "gondola" can mean a few different things too.

Crap.

The boats you are thinking about are the first choice definition in my dictionary.  I won't mention that one of the 2nd choice definitions is for a type of railroad car. (I wouldn't want to ride one though.) 3rd and 4th choices are for the passenger areas of a dirigible or balloon.  I just had to look it up and find out.

If we used Arkansas River water to fill the canals, they might not freeze in the winter due to the salt levels in the Arkansas.