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  • Presidential/VP litmus test

    "Please pronounce the word that is spelled n-u-c-l-e-a-r."

  • #2
    My vote goes to proper pronouncers.

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    • #3
      Please answer the questions.

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      • #4
        Please answer the questions.

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        • #5
          Personally I like mavericks. My favorite is James Garner . . .

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          • #6
            marlow-dukehjsteve-malmo.... consider yourselves on last warning on politicking.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by gh
              marlow-dukehjsteve-malmo.... consider yourselves on last warning on politicking.
              I'm done!

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              • #8
                Dennis Miller addressed this very question on his great 1988 (20 years ago?!!! aiyeee!!!) release, The Off-White Album:

                <<Is it nuclear or new-koo-ler? You know, I've actually heard U.S. Senators on C-SPAN as new-koo-ler. Now consider me reactionary, but I don't think you should vote on this shit until you learn how to pronounce it.

                I mean, can we get a consensus on this one way or another before they do drop the bomb? I'd hate to spend my last few moments on the planet mired in a syntax discrepancy....>>

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by gh
                  mired in a syntax discrepancy....>>
                  Similarly, if you're a comedian who prides himself on his intellect and semantic wizardry, wouldn't ya think he'd use the word 'syntax' correctly?! :roll:

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Marlow
                    Originally posted by gh
                    mired in a syntax discrepancy....>>
                    Similarly, if you're a comedian who prides himself on his intellect and semantic wizardry, wouldn't ya think he'd use the word 'syntax' correctly?! :roll:
                    Like me his job is to be funny, not to be some book learned english teacher.
                    phsstt!

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by SQUACKEE
                      Originally posted by Marlow
                      Originally posted by gh
                      mired in a syntax discrepancy....>>
                      Similarly, if you're a comedian who prides himself on his intellect and semantic wizardry, wouldn't ya think he'd use the word 'syntax' correctly?! :roll:
                      Like me his job is to be funny, not to be some book learned english teacher.
                      His 'shtick' is to appear erudite and then ridicule The Great Unwashed - not to just 'be funny'. He is hoist on his own petard (to cite a pedantic cliche) if he appears 'uneducated', as he chides those who are ignorant.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by gh
                        marlow-dukehjsteve-malmo.... consider yourselves on last warning on politicking.
                        This thread (and others) were designed to be political. Either remove them or permit them.

                        This gets a pass? Be consistent.
                        http://mb.trackandfieldnews.com/discuss ... hp?t=33293

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                        • #13
                          quote="gh"]marlow-dukehjsteve-malmo.... consider yourselves on last warning on politicking.[/quote]



                          ME ???!!! ME ???!!! What did I say ? I had a posting about Suzi's physical attributes deleted, but I sure do not think I have said anything contraversial about anything political. Garry, take a chill pill !!!!

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by Marlow
                            Originally posted by SQUACKEE
                            Originally posted by Marlow
                            Originally posted by gh
                            mired in a syntax discrepancy....>>
                            Similarly, if you're a comedian who prides himself on his intellect and semantic wizardry, wouldn't ya think he'd use the word 'syntax' correctly?! :roll:
                            Like me his job is to be funny, not to be some book learned english teacher.
                            His 'shtick' is to appear erudite and then ridicule The Great Unwashed - not to just 'be funny'. He is hoist on his own petard (to cite a pedantic cliche) if he appears 'uneducated', as he chides those who are ignorant.
                            Man with big beard and big words, he funny man. Not to be taken seriously.
                            phsstt!

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