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Al Amos
PostPosted: Thu Jun 07, 2007 1:44 pm 
Hey this word showed up on TV tonight during the Scripp's Howard Spelling Bee.

Definition - Old soldier.

Alternate definition - Imperial Guard member of the Napoleonic era.

The young lady didn't spell it correctly.

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Bill Peters
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"I" "T"

Sheesh, anyone can spell it correctly.

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Bar keep were my Kronenbourg 1664 make it two now merci! what anbout the meaning mon ami?[:D]

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Well bar keep you most be drunk also were is my Kronenbourg well give me a glass of Joc de Fisher then.I thought the meaning was gummy old men oh so sorry merci grumble malcontent! Most have been the JOSE CUERVO THAT SPAINARD gave me in 1810. What year is this were's the spell check bar keep my beer put it on Bill merci.

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What the heII is wrong with our schools?[:p]

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