I just knew we'd "pepper" things up when Saparris
got his ole caroliner dandruff a roiled up !

It is about time you decided to give your garbage puns
some class. You needed to come to a site that knows
how to do it to learn, eh?????

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DEAR ANDY
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU

or You'rn, yous'es, you'ns.

Where is Saparris when we need him? I'll give you some on what you say. You can take the boy out of South Carolina, but you cannot take South Carolina out of the boy. My comments were more by the way of wondering IF the media would ultimately having us all talking the same: which I would deplore, I ...

Merci.
Glad to know. Not being picaune (I know thats not
spelled correctly) picky-wicky: just curious.
I see where it is now.

Madam, I'm Adam.
Now that is another I'm familiar seeing somewhere.
(I'm no good with them, but love seeing them.)

I've heard 'you'ns': especially in ebonics speakers.

Just posing a question, as I am new here:
Yesterday's word of the day: smirk.
Do they not appear on this thread unless someone
posts a comment?

I don't know where to put this, but wanted to post it.
So if It is not where it should be, please correct me.

J.D.SALINGER: REST IN PEACE.

Today TGIF: The grind's over for the week ! ! ! !
The
Grind
Is
Finished

Makes sense.
I got the sense of the poor, forever in poverty's grip,
being pushed forever downward, stepped on, kicked
under the rug, taxed unmercifully. Picture
Louis XVI and the French Revolt. That was my idea.
And then the huge drill into rock........etc.

I haven't paid any fees as yet. Remember I live in one of the "istans". So you have to be careful, we are not "too with it". Who do I pay? You? Do you take: cash plastic bullion krugerrands i.o.u 's???????

In your post above the TRO of controvery is dark black.
On mine is says con[b]tro[b]versy.

The [b]'s are there on my screen/copy. Isn't that
how they appear to you???

I don't see how you mean, 'back to the old grind"
in "deep, crushing, abject, grinding poverty."
(It is probably just me: just making conversation.)

Obviously this phrase has been with us for awhile.
I wonder on the word "grinding", grinding the
poor into the ground? I get the image of a drill
digging for oil or whatever. I know that is the meaning
and it is surely a powerful one.