I was born fresh

[crumblespade]

There's this guy where I work, Duncan. He's one of those people that loves food so much they can't control the little grunts and 'mm's of pleasure as they eat. And at the moment, he seems to be obsessed with McDonalds. Eww, McDonalds? McJonalds? Maccy J's? McChoadleburger? I can't eat that stuff any more. ...Sometimes their chips are good

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[arafel]

The only time I've ever heard "molding" used by an American is in reference to home decorating, where a molding refers to some decorative molded plaster on the wall. (Martha Stewart does not live here.) When I talk about something "moulding,", as you define it, I use either "decaying" or "rotting."

What a strange coworker you have. McDonald's is one of the lowest forms of food one can buy.

[crumblespade]

~cheers for the info! *heh* my co-worker is a tad strange.

Hey, there's a band called Tad Morose.

And guy called Tad Devine.

*snrrrtt*

[arafel]

On further thought, there's an archaic word "mouldering," as heard in the old folk song "John Brown's body is a-mouldering in the grave." This word is not in common use but might crop up in some of the more backwater regions of the Eastern US, like Appalachia.

Not that this is important or anything. :)

[crumblespade]

my journal is not the place for important things.

good word tho, mouldering.

*repeats the words 'mouldering' and 'tad' to himself a couple of times*

yeah, that's the good stuff~

[tatternym]

"How Much Is In A ______" kept me entranced, horrified, and mystified all through the long work day. :D