'Why We Fight'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Of course, as “bon bon” at the Buffistas.org discussion board has pointed out, the best way to solve this problem is to take away the plural: He was scolded for his stubborn insistence on drawing a two-tiered lowercase “a.”
Hah! Do we know him? Is he a lurker? Bon bon, you're famous! :)
Maybe we'll need a new thread, Bon Bon's Lexicon.
I love that "bon bon" is in quotes! I am not sure why.
Happy Birthday Debetesse.
I am in a work mode where I have so much stuff to do, I can't do any of it. I wish my student could go through my email in-box and answer the emails for me/put them on a to do list!
Bwah! Of course the b.org gets pinged for a lexicographer's issue! Hee. We amuse me.
Hah! Do we know him? Is he a lurker? Bon bon, you're famous! :)
I was saying hi because I've met him via erinaceous, but since-- and I know this is a surprise to you all-- this is not my real name, I presume he doesn't know that.
this is not my real name
So you won't be bon bon Bob Bob, Esq ?
Speaking of erinaceous, I was googling for the word origin of the term "wifebeater" for the undershirt thing, and came across her talking about the generationalness of "Bob's your uncle" on a list-serv.
By the way, does anyone know when that term started (I first heard it in 1996.)
By the way, does anyone know when that term started (I first heard it in 1996.)
You mean "Bob's your uncle?"
Isn't it an old school Irish/English saying?
Isn't it an old school Irish/English saying?
yes.
I was saying hi because I've met him via erinaceous, but since-- and I know this is a surprise to you all-- this is not my real name, I presume he doesn't know that.
It's not?!? I'm shocked! Dismayed, in fact, that there will be no bon bon Bob Bob Esq. in our future!!
I was googling for the word origin of the term "wifebeater" for the undershirt thing, and came across her talking about the generationalness of "Bob's your uncle" on a list-serv.
...how generational is it? I don't think I've ever heard someone use that in speech. I've heard of it, read it, but never thought of actually using it. (Also, what does it have to do with wifebeater?)
