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Page 2 of 2 < 1 2 Topic Options #171474 - 11/20/07 11:14 AM Re: The origin of Pierre Menard [Re: BranShea] R. Eastcourt R. Eastcourt journeyman Registered: 11/01/07 Posts: 99 Loc: Hungarian Gypsy Originally Posted By: BranShea The dingycoinky is a that it is William Dean Howells' The rise of Silas Lapham 1885. Hi, never mind. As if the day could be more grey, I was stunned to discover that my favorite little family-owned pharmacy had been purchased by the Rite-Aide, pharmaceutical chain. The crawling ad on the shiny new parking lot sign read: Budweiser 18-packs, $14.99. I thought....what a dingycoinky is a this?! Edited by R. Eastcourt (11/20/07 11:30 AM) Top #171475 - 11/20/07 11:23 AM Re: The origin of Pierre Menard [Re: BranShea] R. Eastcourt R. Eastcourt journeyman Registered: 11/01/07 Posts: 99 Loc: Hungarian Gypsy Originally Posted By: BranShea The dingycoinky is a that it is William Dean Howells' The rise of Silas Lapham 1885. Hi, never mind. ........waiting breathlessly for (b:) never mind Edited by R. Eastcourt (11/20/07 02:03 PM) Top Page 2 of 2 < 1 2 Previous Topic   Index   Next Topic   Preview Hop to: General Topics ------   Information and announcements   Q&A about words   Wordplay and fun   Words and languages in schools   Miscellany   Weekly Themes   Looking for (writers, speakers, ...) (Old) Weekly themes. (have been consolidated into a single forum above) ------   Words from medicine   Beheading words   Meta-words   Words from classical mythology   Animal Safari   Words with unusual etymologies   Eponyms or words derived from people's names.   Loanwords from German   English as a global language Print Topic Switch to Threaded Mode R. Eastcourt View profile Send a PM Add to your Watched Users View posts R. Eastcourt View profile Send a PM Add to your Watched Users View posts Forum Stats 6475 Members 16 Forums 12020 Topics 176693 Posts Max Online: 853 @ 10/23/07 11:39 AM Who's Online 1 registered (latishya) and 101 anonymous users online. details Newest Members Eileen, dnsm4, celtic, Reva, pardeep 6474 Registered Users Top Posters 13858 wwh 11418 Faldage 9598 Jackie 8577 tsuwm 6380 AnnaStrophic 6296 Wordwind 6045 etaoin 5363 of troy 4683 maverick 4186 WhitmanO'Neill May Su M Tu W Th F Sa 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

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