during our 15 minute coffee break. can we please try to masticate with our mouths closed. please! masticating with an open mouth is just.....well......disturbing.
Local site still blows just a blank page, how lame Don't you have some old picture of Nole Crenshaw with a hammer that says "under construction" anything?
lame (adj.) O.E. lama, from P.Gmc. *lamon (cf. O.N. lami, Du., O.Fris. lam, Ger. lahm "lame"), "weak-limbed," lit. "broken," from PIE base *lem- "to break" (cf. O.C.S. lomiti "to break," Lith. luomas "lame"). Sense of "socially awkward" is attested from 1942. Verb meaning "to make lame" is attested from c.1300. Lame-duck was originally (18c.) "any disabled person or thing;" modern sense of "public official serving out term after an election" first recorded 1863 in Amer.Eng., attributed to Vice President Andrew Johnson, in reference to Col. Forney. Lame-brain (n.) is first recorded 1929.
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during our 15 minute coffee break. can we please try to masticate with our mouths closed. please! masticating with an open mouth is just.....well......disturbing.
thanks
Local site still blows
just a blank page, how lame
Don't you have some old picture of Nole Crenshaw with a hammer that says "under construction"
anything?
oh, and e-haw, don't sniff so much glue
lame (adj.)
O.E. lama, from P.Gmc. *lamon (cf. O.N. lami, Du., O.Fris. lam, Ger. lahm "lame"), "weak-limbed," lit. "broken," from PIE base *lem- "to break" (cf. O.C.S. lomiti "to break," Lith. luomas "lame"). Sense of "socially awkward" is attested from 1942. Verb meaning "to make lame" is attested from c.1300. Lame-duck was originally (18c.) "any disabled person or thing;" modern sense of "public official serving out term after an election" first recorded 1863 in Amer.Eng., attributed to Vice President Andrew Johnson, in reference to Col. Forney. Lame-brain (n.) is first recorded 1929.
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