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[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
DH's office is runnning a contest to raise money for Operation Feed (the local food bank). Each manager has a cup out for people to donate money to the one they most want to see dress up as a leprechaun for St. Patrick's Day. DH has $27 in there already. The next closest manager has $3. He suspects a conspiracy.
Hee! You must post pictures if he wins, or should I say loses?
Much ~ma to Matt. I'm so glad he is getting out of there.
Hee! You must post pictures if he wins, or should I say loses?
Oh, I think if he "wins", everybody wins. I don't know if he even has any green clothes.
Publicly certainly does look funny to me. But it's one of those words I always double check because my lack of spelling ability.
Well, they're both right, except Clearly, publicly is wrong and also yucky.
Well, they're both right, except Clearly, publicly is wrong and also yucky.
I agree with this.
I'd ignore the whole thing and recast so I could say "in public." But I'm sure that wouldn't help on a spelling test.
"Publicly" looks right to me, because "publical" isn't a word. I think I was taught that you use the "-ally" adverb ending only if the adjective has the "-al" ending. Also, when I see "publically," I want to try to pronounce it with four syllables, which sounds weird.
Well, all the maths have messed up your head.
Publically looks wrong to me. Unless it means in a publical manner.
When I was about 8 or so, I would misread the word "pubic" as "public." So I'd be confused about references to "public hair," as I figured that public hair was the least public that hair could be.
I never knew that chinchillas needed tiaras before, but that just looks so right.