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totally insegrevious.

I rest my case.

Momma Angel wrote:

farmerman,

I will make a deal with you ~ you stop posting words I have to look up all the time and I won't use my smileys. We got a deal or what? :wink:

I have a better idea. Answers.com has this neat little program. It downloads a tiny tab, which you can put on the bottom of your screen. When you want to look up a word, you hit the tab, type the word in, and up it comes. And it is so much more than a dictionary.

Anyone who has used GuruNet or Atomica will be familiar with this. The new program is the successor to the other two, and offers much more information for free.

http://www.answers.com/main/product_info.jsp

I use this program constantly when I am writing on A2K, either to check out a word that I don't understand, or to find a better way to say something.I find it a great way of increasing my vocabulary.

(I'd say, if you find someone obnxious, just tell them, or if need be, report them, rather than stay mum and then complain about it to others later ... but thats just my style I guess).

dyslexia wrote:

totally insegrevious.

I bet this is a "made up" word that means, I think Reyn is the best..... :wink:

Reyn wrote:

dyslexia wrote:

totally insegrevious.

I bet this is a "made up" word that means, I think Reyn is the best..... :wink:

Have you googled it, Reyn? The word has a long and respected history, but yes, it still comes back to Dyslexia.

i find that funny bunny's desires are necessarily insegrevious

insegrievious: Expresses anything and nothing at the same time,
while sounding official enough to dazzle your listeners.
Example: Thank you; that was very insegrievious of you.

You are the most insegrievious SOB I've ever met!

If you'd stop being so insegrievious, I'd be more than willing to listen to you.