But a doxy she isn't.
... "Art, I'll take Air Shuttle Disasters for $40."
What is, Only $40?
But a doxy she isn't.
Now, let's not degrade weiner dogs...I'm biased to them. :)
Or as some items note, as follows:
1) On a doormat: "The grass is greener under my weiner".
2) On a T-shirt: "Real men play with their weiners".
3) On a picture of a dachshund bitingan older mans ankle: His wife admonishes him "Now, Frank...you know that Fritz does NOT like to
be called a weiner dog".
4) On another picture of a dachshund: "The 5 second rule doesn't
apply when you have a 2 second dachshund".
I'm a member of several dachshund groups on Facebook. My late
wife had dachshunds, and I've grown partial to them. But, with
expenses and other issues, I can't afford to have one anymore. The
one I had was re-homed the day my wife died almost 10 1/2 years
ago.
Now, let's not degrade weiner dogs...I'm biased to them. :)
A 'Doxy' is a female lover. (-:
Is doxy a short name for dachshund?
Now, let's not degrade weiner dogs...I'm biased to them. :)
A 'Doxy' is a female lover. (-:
Never heard it that way.
Is doxy a short name for dachshund?
Yes..sometimes they call them doxy or doxies (plural). They're
also known as "Weiner Dogs" or "Sausage Dogs". There is actually a
place in the UK, known as "The Sausage Dog Hotel", where people
bring their dachshunds by for a day or two. Further information on
it is on their Facebook page, although they probably have a
website.
Re: Card trick
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Mon Aug 07 2017 12:20:41
... "Art, I'll take Air Shuttle Disasters for $40."
What is, Only $40?
I don't understand the question.
It's up on the board ya know <G>
What is?
The question of course :)
Not what was said.
I take it this has to do with what I read in a previous message
from the original Jeopardy.
The question of course :)
Not what was said.
I take it this has to do with what I read in a previous message
from the original Jeopardy.
It was the original host of Jeopardy appearing in the movie Airplane II: The Sequel.
I take it this has to do with what I read in a previous message
from the original Jeopardy.
It was the original host of Jeopardy appearing in the movie Airplane II: The RN>Sequel.
Re: Card trick when you guess wrong
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Mon Aug 07 2017 20:38:03
The question of course :)
Not what was said.
I take it this has to do with what I read in a previous message
from the original Jeopardy.
It was the original host of Jeopardy appearing in the movie Airplane II: The Sequel.
That was what I was referring to about what I read <G>
The question of course :)
Not what was said.
I take it this has to do with what I read in a previous message
from the original Jeopardy.
It was the original host of Jeopardy appearing in the movie Airplane
II: The Sequel.
That was what I was referring to about what I read <G>
Infer or imply? (-:
Re: Card trick when you guess wrong
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Wed Aug 09 2017 04:31:33
The question of course :)
Not what was said.
I take it this has to do with what I read in a previous message
from the original Jeopardy.
It was the original host of Jeopardy appearing in the movie Airplane
II: The Sequel.
That was what I was referring to about what I read <G>
Infer or imply? (-:
Refer. Most definitely <G>
That was what I was referring to about what I read <G>
Infer or imply? (-:
Refer. Most definitely <G>
Okay, but my point is that you still don't know the difference. (-:[
Re: Card trick when you guess wrong
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Thu Aug 10 2017 12:55:26
That was what I was referring to about what I read <G>
Infer or imply? (-:
Refer. Most definitely <G>
Okay, but my point is that you still don't know the difference. (-:[
Are you implying that I am unaware? :)
That was what I was referring to about what I read <G>
Infer or imply? (-:
Refer. Most definitely <G>
Okay, but my point is that you still don't know the difference. (-:[
Are you implying that I am unaware? :)
Of course not! I'm inferring it.
Re: Card trick when you guess wrong
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Fri Aug 11 2017 06:17:19
That was what I was referring to about what I read <G>
Infer or imply? (-:
Refer. Most definitely <G>
Okay, but my point is that you still don't know the difference. (-:[
Are you implying that I am unaware? :)
Of course not! I'm inferring it.
inúfer
/in'fYr/
verb
verb: infer; 3rd person present: infers; past tense: inferred; past participle: inferred; gerund or present participle: inferring
deduce or conclude (information) from evidence and reasoning rather
than from explicit statements.
"from these facts we can infer that crime has been increasing"
synonyms: deduce, conclude, conjecture, surmise, reason, interpret, gather, understand, presume, assume, take it, extrapolate;
read between the lines, figure (out);
informalreckon
"is it really possible to infer that a crime was committed, given
this flimsy evidence
imúply
/im'pl+/
verb
verb: imply; 3rd person present: implies; past tense: implied; past participle: implied; gerund or present participle: implying
strongly suggest the truth or existence of (something not expressly stated). "the salesmen who uses jargon to imply his superior
knowledge"
synonyms: insinuate, suggest, hint (at), intimate, say indirectly, indicate, give someone to understand, convey the impression, signal
"are you implying he is mad?"
ct or occurrence) suggest (something) as a logical consequence.
"the forecasted traffic increase implied more roads and more air pollution"
inúfer
What are you in fer?
/in'fYr/
verb
verb: infer; 3rd person present: infers; past tense: inferred; past
participle: inferred; gerund or present participle: inferring
Well, at least it isn't a dangling participle (yet).
deduce or conclude (information) from evidence and reasoning rather
than from explicit statements.
"from these facts we can infer that crime has been increasing"
Now you're talking. (-:
synonyms: deduce, conclude, conjecture, surmise, reason, interpret,
gather, understand, presume, assume, take it, extrapolate;
Conjecture is a noun and therefore out of place.
read between the lines, figure (out);
informalreckon
Is that a word? (-:0
"is it really possible to infer that a crime was committed, given
this flimsy evidence
I don't see any evidence.
imúply
/im'pl+/
verb
verb: imply; 3rd person present: implies; past tense: implied; past
participle: implied; gerund or present participle: implying
See above.
strongly suggest the truth or existence of (something not expressly
stated). "the salesmen who uses jargon to imply his superior
knowledge"
Ah, that's what you're doing!
synonyms: insinuate, suggest, hint (at), intimate, say indirectly,
indicate, give someone to understand, convey the impression, signal
"are you implying he is mad?"
Good enough.
ct or occurrence) suggest (something) as a logical consequence.
"the forecasted traffic increase implied more roads and more air
pollution"
Something is missing here.
Re: Card trick when you guess wrong
By: Roger Nelson to Joe Delahaye on Sat Aug 12 2017 06:01:02
inúfer
What are you in fer?
50 years
I don't see any evidence.
You're lookin in the wrong place
inúfer
What are you in fer?
50 years
Happy anniversary.
[...]
I don't see any evidence.
You're lookin in the wrong place
That's mark's line.
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