gnohmon wrote on Tue, Apr 2, 2002 05:25 AM UTC:Excellent ★★★★★
What about ratings abysmal, mediocre, and superb?
Keeping the discussion alive alive O, I always thot that cockles were a
type of dialectic seafood, suitable for the musselbound.
However, if in doubt, the question can be submitted to alt.usage.english, a
font of linguistic wisdom.
Submit without review is not necessary as long as it is made obvious that
submit can be found within review: we are accustomed to pesky and insecure
programs asking us 'are you sure, are you really reaaly sure, should I do
what you said or are you a jerk?
99 and 44/100ths, not 99.4; Ivory Soap (tm). It's your turn in the barrel,
as Safire recently apologized for saying -- the phrase is the punchline of
a *dirty* joke, you see.
Many adages and colloquialisms come from jokes or from Ad Age; and they are
ephemeral, for example who today would know what ad agency I one worked for
if I specify that it sounds like a suitcase falling down a flight of
stairs, as Marcel Duchamp once said. Oh, sorry, it was Fred Allen who said
it.
As comedians in the Borscht Belt once asked, 'Where's the beet?'
Back to topic, how can there be a Comdey Chess, in which every move is a
joke??