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Seriously?
seriously what? He used a word in the English language? Well, given that everyone on the board speaks this language, yeah, seems appropriate.
Seriously?
Other than the NN Big East and the ACC, I guess UConn can Holy Cross the program. That of course is unrealistic.
Assuming that Wilner is correct and the ACC is going to 16, what other choices exist? If the ACC goes to 16 and doesn't invite UConn, Rutgers will be invited. UConn will be on avery lonelu northeast island. Excluding Navy the average conference foe will be over 1200 miles. That's not a conference, it's an arranged marriage.
Also, it's difficult to forget that louisville will be in the Big 12. Then what does UConn have?
Alas, "David Howard got fired because some people in public employ were morons whoHappy Thanksgiving to all!
Seriously?
seriously what? He used a word in the English language? Well, given that everyone on the board speaks this language, yeah, seems appropriate.
I'll admit when i saw the word, I went straight to Merriam Webster. The word means stingy.
Yes, the word niggardly is used quite often in today's society and it would be nearly impossible to get it confused with ******. Especially since there are never any typos on this board.
mushroom cap.
What's the problem?
In case you are wondering, the word in question has absolutely nothing to do with what you think it does, but go ahead and call another poster out.
You should try using "the google".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Controversies_about_the_word_"niggardly"
He's a condescending mushroom cap.Easy big fella!
He's a condescending mushroom cap.
Yes, the word niggardly is used quite often in today's society and it would be nearly impossible to get it confused with . Especially since there are never any typos on this board. And since isn't in the english language, I don't know how anyone could be confused.
mushroom cap.
Yes, the word niggardly is used quite often in today's society and it would be nearly impossible to get it confused with . Especially since there are never any typos on this board. And since isn't in the english language, I don't know how anyone could be confused.
mushroom cap.
I'm an educated fairly well read individual and I've never heard or read that.WingU-Conn said:Yes, the word niggardly is used quite often in today's society and it would be nearly impossible to get it confused with . Especially since there are never any typos on this board. And since isn't in the english language, I don't know how anyone could be confused.
mushroom cap.
To say it's a common word is just foolish.
Before you call someone a mushroom cap you need to look in the mirror.
I'm not really sure why it's not showing on your screen, because it is on mine. Given what the picture is, the post makes your comment even more germane.* Despite the fact that it didn't appear, for some reason, in your screen, even in your quote you can click on the link to see the picture I intended.That's really useful.
I'm not really sure why it's not showing on your screen, because it is on mine. Given what the picture is, the post makes your comment even more germane.* Despite the fact that it didn't appear, for some reason, in your screen, even in your quote you can click on the link to see the picture I intended.
*Note to the board, I'm not calling his comment a German.
Now we've gotten so deep into the sarcasm, I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not.Yeah that's the joke from the episode. A sarcasm detector... that's really useful.
P.S. Go Back to Germania.
Now we've gotten so deep into the sarcasm, I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not.
The episode uses it as a useless comedy point, but our board, and me right now, seem to need one.