A New Definition for an Old Word
coward: In the direction of the cow.
(coined during a conversation with beckyfeld this morning)
(one might argue for "cowward," but English does not typically repeat W like that)
(I'm think-y and process-y today... beware the potential for the appearance of Posty McPostalot)
(and, yes, cbpotts, I'm allowed to be process-y, since I finished something.)
(oh, and mabfan reminded me that Lady Slings the Booze is the sequel to Callahan's Lady, which is what I couldn't remember last night.)
(I seem to have spent wildly at a parenthesis sale.)
(coined during a conversation with beckyfeld this morning)
(one might argue for "cowward," but English does not typically repeat W like that)
(I'm think-y and process-y today... beware the potential for the appearance of Posty McPostalot)
(and, yes, cbpotts, I'm allowed to be process-y, since I finished something.)
(oh, and mabfan reminded me that Lady Slings the Booze is the sequel to Callahan's Lady, which is what I couldn't remember last night.)
(I seem to have spent wildly at a parenthesis sale.)