Renne Posted December 11, 2009 #126 Posted December 11, 2009 :crackup::crackup::rotf::rotf::crackup::crackup: Soooo, is "next" the new word!! Right after "it" I'm sure as " next" surely is............ Renne
mini-muffin Posted December 11, 2009 #127 Posted December 11, 2009 Well since we can't define "is" and "it" is a person or thing oh wait "thing" is something also. So Next is what? Do we define "next" or not? Of course this all can bring us back to "who" again. Margaret
Aussie Annie Posted December 11, 2009 #128 Posted December 11, 2009 Right after "it" I'm sure as " next" surely is............ Renne Oooohhhhhhh, Bugger!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!(hope that word is PG)
mini-muffin Posted December 11, 2009 #129 Posted December 11, 2009 I guess "bugger" is pg as long as we don't define it. Plus some don't know what it means. :crackup::crackup::crackup: Margaret
Dano Posted December 11, 2009 #130 Posted December 11, 2009 I guess "bugger" is pg as long as we don't define it. Plus some don't know what it means. :crackup::crackup::crackup: Margaret I bet Jack in London knows......... Thats all I'm sayin............:duck:
Aussie Annie Posted December 11, 2009 #131 Posted December 11, 2009 It's kinda the same when youse go "Awww Cr**p :sign20:
Bubber Posted December 11, 2009 #132 Posted December 11, 2009 It's kinda the same when youse go "Awww Cr**p :sign20: WHAT? No I meant WHY? Gotta go!
Renne Posted December 11, 2009 #133 Posted December 11, 2009 Well since we can't define "is" and "it" is a person or thing oh wait "thing" is something also. So Next is what? Do we define "next" or not? Of course this all can bring us back to "who" again. Margaret Margaret,,,,bless you! Next is easy, wait, no it's not, it just is, self explanatory,, next,, maybe not, but could be depends on if it is. One might have to wait but that's something I don't have time for. Actually,,ta-da! "Next" "IS",,,,,good grief imagine that? Right here on VRO we did what all the political pundits failed to do.....WOW,,,we defined "IS". "Next is etc etc".. I can breath again! As for "who", it just seems to fall somewhere in the " What, When, Where, Why and of course How! Now, I know "How" mostly , just need to know "When" then "Where" ? Renne
mini-muffin Posted December 11, 2009 #134 Posted December 11, 2009 Well the where is easy, it's here. The When depends on who. Does this help? Probably not. But we are getting there it's only taking a few pages to do this. Did we actually answer Who? Not sure we got Why. Of course if we figure out who then we'll know why. Of course the When is still in question. Margaret
Renne Posted December 11, 2009 #135 Posted December 11, 2009 Well the where is easy, it's here. The When depends on who. Does this help? Probably not. But we are getting there it's only taking a few pages to do this. Did we actually answer Who? Not sure we got Why. Of course if we figure out who then we'll know why. Of course the When is still in question. Margaret I couldn't agree with you "more" ( Oh Lord!) I got the where and am ok with that ...as for the who and why,,,well,, of course! Who would not and if so why would be the operative word as to why not? The when is as soon as possible to cancel all the iff's. Without the iff's we have "NEXT".....see isn't that easy? Ok,,,my brain is fried (was a long time ago) let's pick this up tomorrow,,,and now a word from our sponsors>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Renne
mini-muffin Posted December 11, 2009 #137 Posted December 11, 2009 The message from our sponsor: Have you always wonder why, how, when, where? Are you having difficulty with the definitions of "it", "is", "next" and a multitude of other questions? If so take our pill "know it all". Taking this pill will answer all your questions and more. Side effects: The sudden need to tell everyone everything you know. Possible swelling of ones Foofa. Only fixed by using a de-frangulator or possibly a clam spring hair rotisfier. Also possibility of driving while not remembering anything. Like why, when, where or who. In some cases you begin not to care about the Why. Now we return you back to your regular scheduled discussion, whatever that was. Margaret
Aussie Annie Posted December 11, 2009 #138 Posted December 11, 2009 Whats a Youse?? :crackup::crackup: it's the plural of "you"
Aussie Annie Posted December 11, 2009 #139 Posted December 11, 2009 The message from our sponsor: Have you always wonder why, how, when, where? Are you having difficulty with the definitions of "it", "is", "next" and a multitude of other questions? If so take our pill "know it all". Taking this pill will answer all your questions and more. Side effects: The sudden need to tell everyone everything you know. Possible swelling of ones Foofa. Only fixed by using a de-frangulator or possibly a clam spring hair rotisfier. Also possibility of driving while not remembering anything. Like why, when, where or who. In some cases you begin not to care about the Why. Now we return you back to your regular scheduled discussion, whatever that was. Margaret Thats magic Margaret------ you win!!
bongobobny Posted December 11, 2009 #140 Posted December 11, 2009 See what you started, Mr backwards "Farm!!!":smash2:
Yammer Dan Posted December 11, 2009 #141 Posted December 11, 2009 :crackup::crackup: it's the plural of "you" Thats as bad as going north of the Mason-Dixon Line and finding you uns I still don't know what a You un is!! And a plural of ME might not be a good idea....
Bubber Posted December 11, 2009 #142 Posted December 11, 2009 It's kinda the same when youse go "Awww Cr**p :sign20: Some one asked what "youse" means and Annie stated that it is plural for you. Well I beg to differ with Annie. Youse has been a term long used in one of our biggest cities here in the USA. It comes from a ethnic group located in the city. So with out further a due "YOUSE" is Italian as in "Youse Guys". Commonly used when one asked about a fellow Italian like in "What are youse guys doing"? Glad I could clarify that for youse guys. ..................See a Freudian slip or was it a pettycoat? . . . . . . And for God's sake don't ask me WHY!
mini-muffin Posted December 11, 2009 #143 Posted December 11, 2009 How come Bubber? I just had to ask. I grew up in NYC we all used that word. Had us some Italian folks too. :rotf::rotf: Margaret
Bubber Posted December 11, 2009 #144 Posted December 11, 2009 How come Bubber? I just had to ask. I grew up in NYC we all used that word. Had us some Italian folks too. :rotf::rotf: Margaret WHY?
Yammer Dan Posted December 11, 2009 #145 Posted December 11, 2009 How come Bubber? I just had to ask. I grew up in NYC we all used that word. Had us some Italian folks too. :rotf::rotf: Margaret I live in Little Italy. We don't have any Youse's:confused24: WHY ???
Bubber Posted December 11, 2009 #146 Posted December 11, 2009 I live in Little Italy. We don't have any Youse's:confused24: WHY ??? Are you in the Witness Protection Plan living in Ivydale WV. I'M telling! Ya I know!.......... WHY?
Yammer Dan Posted December 12, 2009 #148 Posted December 12, 2009 Are you in the Witness Protection Plan living in Ivydale WV. I'M telling! Ya I know!.......... WHY? WHY do Youse Want to know???
Aussie Annie Posted December 12, 2009 #149 Posted December 12, 2009 Some one asked what "youse" means and Annie stated that it is plural for you. Well I beg to differ with Annie. Youse has been a term long used in one of our biggest cities here in the USA. It comes from a ethnic group located in the city. So with out further a due "YOUSE" is Italian as in "Youse Guys". Commonly used when one asked about a fellow Italian like in "What are youse guys doing"? Glad I could clarify that for youse guys. ..................See a Freudian slip or was it a pettycoat? . . . . . . And for God's sake don't ask me WHY! Like I said "plural" Youse guys--denotes more than one, therefor PLURAL!!!!! "WHY" because they spoke with cotton wool in their mouths just ask Marlon Brando
Yammer Dan Posted December 12, 2009 #150 Posted December 12, 2009 Does Youse mean we could understand You Uns if cotton was removed??
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