Useless Stats - existance of Santa

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Originally posted by p38arover+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(p38arover)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-Surferjim
I have been told that a duck's quack doesn't echo [clings on to gilmer of hope]

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"gilmer"?

Ron[/b][/quote]
8) 'gilmer' from the verb 'gilmerize'
meaning 'to gil' a surferjim typo which causes an erratic reaction when the fingers get close to the keys 'm' and 'l'
as in the noun 'congmolerate'

and i also know of the echo to which inc refers.
well inc'd.

so inc, how does one print the above echo to throw on the lunchroom table without missing out on the right side of the missive?

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Yeah, - like wot he sayd. [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif[/img]

Gilmer = metaphor for hope, traditionally for the lovelorn stemming from the US Journo Elizabeth Gilmer (1870 - 1951) 8)

Hence, Gilmer of "hope" - my mistake was merely a capital letter - but that is probrably what you were refering to..............?

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Originally posted by harry
so inc, how does one print the above echo to throw on the lunchroom table without missing out on the right side of the missive?

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you need a smight gilmer of slope!

and a few whiskeys [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/tongue.gif[/img]

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Originally posted by harry
so inc, how does one print the above echo to throw on the lunchroom table without missing out on the right side of the missive?

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been giving this much more serious thought young harry...

and after trying to wend my way thru the obfuscation and perilously obtuse opprobrium of grammar at hand, i have come to the ratiocination that an echo can never be missive, as it is always past tense....

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