A. K. A. Loose Canon
What's a "nickle" [sic], Mr Rot? The string of letters in a word is not commutative, even though, to your ears, le and el may sound the same (they definitely don't, to me: eg, Le Président \ne El Presidente).
"?" [sic].
Stop diggin', Mr Rot, and poney up. VCP & torte, at the Sacher. On the dime.
In the Daimler?
Don't nickle and dime me. Poney up.
I'm waiting on many a jeroboam, Mr Benz.
What's a "nickle" [sic], Mr Rot? The string of letters in a word is not commutative, even though, to your ears, le and el may sound the same (they definitely don't, to me: eg, Le Président \ne El Presidente).
ReplyDelete"?" [sic].
ReplyDeleteStop diggin', Mr Rot, and poney up. VCP & torte, at the Sacher. On the dime.
ReplyDeleteIn the Daimler?
ReplyDeleteDon't nickle and dime me. Poney up.
ReplyDeleteI'm waiting on many a jeroboam, Mr Benz.
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