I guess that's why they are doing this today.

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con·fig·ure (kn-fgyr) tr.v. con·fig·ured, con·fig·ur·ing, con·fig·ures To design, arrange, set up, or shape with a view to specific applications or uses: a military vehicle that was configured for rough terrain; configured the computer by setting the system's parameters. [Middle English configuren,...

Bubba is a nickname, sometimes used affectionately and sometimes used derisively, and often associated with someone from the Southern United States. As the Wikipedia article shows there are a number of different meanings, often only picked up in how it's used. Bailey's Bubba is good-hearted but a g...

I liked this one Vowing revenge on his English teacher for making him memorize Wordsworth's "Intimations of Immortality," Warren decided to pour sugar in her gas tank, but he inadvertently grabbed a sugar substitute so it was actually Splenda in the gas. I think we'll be seeing it under Sk...

"Do you want to know hell, it's depths; hell is the company of the ignorant." My translation for a verse by Omar Al-Khayyam.

you know Bubba?

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Mexican friends say it sounds like booger in Spanish. Sort of brain related.

mark not-in-my-nose Bailey

sim·u·la·crum (smy-lkrm, -lkrm) n. pl. sim·u·la·cra (-lkr, -lkr) 1. An image or representation. 2. An unreal or vague semblance. [Latin simulcrum (from simulre, to simulate; see simulate) + -crum, n. suff.] The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition copyright ©2000 by...

My first suspect would have been Wally, who finally snapped after years of sublimating his anger towards Eddie... yes, I wondered why he kept ignoring an obviously insane Haskell, yet we are talking about the less-than-sophisticated Penultimate 50's show. It is surprising though- you would think a ...

dis·pa·rate (dspr-t, d-sprt) adj. 1. Fundamentally distinct or different in kind; entirely dissimilar: "This mixture of apparently disparate materialsscandal and spiritualism, current events and eternal recurrencesis not promising on the face of it" Gary Wills. 2. Containing or composed o...

I retired the Jefferson line about big government being big enough to give you all you want can take all you have.

I feel this is closeer to today's realities.

B.

- and yet overween is still around.

They that overween,
And at thy growing virtues fret their spleen.
- Milton.
I've usually heard it o'erween. Hubris; the Word of the century

B.

no pics of Easy on the net, that I could find.

B.

a good word, it also contains in it the opposite, if one is a winner, someone else loses, particularily in a contest. B. The opposite of some Winners is Whiners . Better than "oh good job"; For the most banal and universally acheived, minor acomplishments. mark too-many-atta-persons-given...

Ok thanks LBJ.

"LBJ"?
Isn't that Bill Clinton's name in Spanish?

Wailcome back Belly

I believe so. But spelled differently
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You learn something new everyday. Although I meant that they weren't shot from cannons, which (if we are to believe old advertisements) would have made them "puffed babies".

my mother worked at a puffed rice factory, thast is exactly how they puff them.

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