I like the etymology of this one.p.s: It feels nice to be here!p.s2: Last time I forgot to ask you where the quotation you used about Dodonean was from.
Dam? *looks up* Oh, a mum.I wouldn't have thought about something as soft or cute as a lamb, or as sweet (? questionable) as to treat as a pet (there you have it, questionably sweet). Probably because your picture is misleading. Couldn't you just post a painting of a cute cuddly lamb? No, rocks, that's what you give us to cosset. Frozen, pointy rocks. Tssssss.RYC: Ask away!
When I was a kid, my paternal side of the family used this word regularly. Not about me, of course. But clearly it was just a standard word to them. Hardly ever hear it used anymore.
First time I heard this and I think I will use this a lot more. Also it is easy to pronounce.
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I like the etymology of this one.
p.s: It feels nice to be here!
p.s2: Last time I forgot to ask you where the quotation you used about Dodonean was from.
Dam? *looks up* Oh, a mum.
I wouldn't have thought about something as soft or cute as a lamb, or as sweet (? questionable) as to treat as a pet (there you have it, questionably sweet). Probably because your picture is misleading. Couldn't you just post a painting of a cute cuddly lamb? No, rocks, that's what you give us to cosset. Frozen, pointy rocks. Tssssss.
RYC: Ask away!
When I was a kid, my paternal side of the family used this word regularly. Not about me, of course. But clearly it was just a standard word to them. Hardly ever hear it used anymore.
First time I heard this and I think I will use this a lot more. Also it is easy to pronounce.
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