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The folks down here seem to like the word MALFEASANCE to describe corruption, particularly as a behavior of a politician in office... has always sounded to me like "bad feces"
which, of course, is a great description of a politician.
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Founder, Axiom Upgrade Club shareholder in the making
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I can't think of any words at the moment. Ummm... ho-bag.
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You all are so incongrous.
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M3 and
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this is not a word, but a meaningful sentence;
anyone good enough in french to unravel it?
plus que tu pédale moins vite, moins que t'arrive plus vite.
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I hate it when my teenage patients (and a few young adults) ask if I can higher their medication. As far as I can tell, this has not yet made it into the language officially as the opposite of "lower". It exists only to show one's selective amnesia regarding the word raise. JP, I think they're merely making a Freudian slip. Afterall, they're not looking to get "raised" on the weekend, are they?
Always call the place you live a house. When you're old, everyone else will call it a home.
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Ha! You picked three words. I think you see them as inextricably intermingled, don't you?
When I staffed the function rooms at Fenway Park, I hired a college student from Romania named Vajina (Va-gee-na). I had ordered a name tag to have by her 1st day of work. After her 3rd day, the manager called and ordered a name badge for a "Gina."
Always call the place you live a house. When you're old, everyone else will call it a home.
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Ha! You picked three words. I think you see them as inextricably intermingled, don't you?  When I staffed the function rooms at Fenway Park, I hired a college student from Romania named Vajina (Va-gee-na). I had ordered a name tag to have by her 1st day of work. After her 3rd day, the manager called and ordered a name badge for a "Gina." Bluenose manager!
The only reasonable argument for owning a gun is to protect yourself from the police.
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The folks down here seem to like the word MALFEASANCE to describe corruption, particularly as a behavior of a politician in office... has always sounded to me like "bad feces"
which, of course, is a great description of a politician. Good one! Now I will always think the same when I see/hear it.
Always call the place you live a house. When you're old, everyone else will call it a home.
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You all are so full of malfeasance.
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