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#183907 03/25/09 07:53 PM
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My wife and I are expecting a baby this June (our first). She has remarked to me that lately her memory has been feeling like swiss cheese. This somehow affects me as well. The other day at work when I forgot to do something, I responded, "I'm sorry - as you know I'm getting a bit pregnile!" That got a good rise.

By the way, the noun form of this word would be "pregnility" Just thought some of you might enjoy this new portmanteau! grin

Feel free to share others here. I'd be curious to hear what else has been created.

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Glad to hear of your pregnility. You all must be very proud.
Congratulations. Keep us posted. And welcome to the site.


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Yes, congratulations, David! And welcome aBoard. For a minute I was hoping you were my friend David B in England, till I saw your info. My cousin lives where you do--tell him hello for me, will you? wink

Er--pregnant + senile, right?

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Originally Posted By: Jackie


Er--pregnant + senile, right?


I presume so, though pregnant + sterile is somewhat more interesting.

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Originally Posted By: Jackie


Er--pregnant + senile, right?


Thanks, Jackie. I was wondering.

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Sorry if I wasn't clear! Yes, pregnant + senile was the idea, although pregnant + sterile would certainly be an interesting combination as well, perhaps for a highly conscious-clean pregnant person (and I'm sure that they exist, and probably with good reason!)

Thanks for the welcomes, everyone. smile

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Jackie,

How interesting that you have a cousin in Silver Spring! I saw that you are in Louisville Kentucky, and I actually have 2 cousins and an aunt and uncle living there! So please say hello to them for me as well. wink

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Originally Posted By: David B
although pregnant + sterile would certainly be an interesting combination as well


nigh on impossible, no?

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welcome!!


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Depends on what you mean by sterile. At best it would get you a kid that is prone to every disease in the book. Not to mention allergic to more things than that.

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Originally Posted By: Faldage
prone to every disease in the book.

Don't you mean immune to every disease in the book?

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