I can't take it anymore. Part 2 (quote)

[southwest88]

Originally Posted by KathrynAragon

Comorants (a type of bird) live on an island called Comorones - some people call the birds "comorones" apparently. What do I know - I just did a search for the word and these pictures of an island and some birds came up.

https://greetingsfromblank.files.wor.../comorones.jpg

Yah, see #4045 above. I was just having fun with comorones. But nice work, I didn't find that reference to the birds when I glanced through.

Change a coupla vowels & you get camarones - which are tasty with a little lemon juice & maybe some nice drawn butter. Hmmm ...

[suzy_q2010]

I've got my fambly tree on my dads side ...

[KathrynAragon]

Glad no one else was hunrt. The young man's family must be deviated. People in gerneral need to stop driving like idiots, and wear seat belts.

And some people need to stop typing like idiots. They're making me feel deviated, not to mention hunrting my eyes in a gerneral fashion.

[Retriever]

On the Car Talk forum, in a thread titled Low Peddle, somebody poses the following question (sans question mark):

"I have a 94 f150 xlt I put new front rotars and a brake caliper driver side bleed them when truck is off peddle good hard stiff once u turn on truck peddle does down to floor what could be cause of this"

[Nicci6Squirrels]

Out at golden coral celebrating __'s birthday. She went right to the desert.

From the Relationships forum on CD:

But as I said... none of this really would phase me much. - people really have a hard time believing that "faze" is a real word, don't they?

[aneye4detail]

Originally Posted by old_cold

I've been passing this by as an error but it keeps getting repeated so it's earned it's way here.

[southwest88]

Originally Posted by Nicci6Squirrels

Out at golden coral celebrating __'s birthday. She went right to the desert.

From the Relationships forum on CD:

But as I said... none of this really would phase me much. - people really have a hard time believing that "faze" is a real word, don't they?

Maybe she went there looking for enlightenment - like how to cope with a longing for high-calorie sweets? (Or even manna - but I don't know if the stuff is supposed to be sweet or not. Maybe sweet, there's a reference to the taste of honey in the article in Wikipedia.)

Yah, faze - I think I remember English teachers drilling into us that faze wasn't a preferred word. It used to be dialectical, & so it was kinda frowned upon. The kind of stuff you could say, but didn't usually commit to writing.

[Nonchalance]

Originally Posted by Nicci6Squirrels

Out at golden coral celebrating __'s birthday. She went right to the desert.

On a horse with no name?

[Nicci6Squirrels]

I have never heard of the word, "faze" not being a preferred word. I was taught that "phase" was never the correct word to use if you were talking about something not bothering you. In fact, my writing teacher was adamant about using it correctly, which is probably why I get so undie bundled about it today! You could say I really get fazed by it! *pulls underpants out of crack*

[Nicci6Squirrels]

To much much rig-a-more-roll!