Dia, Dior, Diah?

TheEarl

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How the hell do you spell diahorrea? I could look it up in the dictionary at my right hand, but I want to see if anyone has a clue.

The Earl
 
Thank you! Bridget. The boy is odd (but sweet enough).

Perdita
 
Thank bk. Pear: May I remind you that this question came up in a conversation with you.

The Earl
 
Re: etymology, dear man

bridgetkeeney said:
diarrhea

meaning flowing through

I just knew there was supposed to be an 'O' somewhere.

Diarrhoea.

Gauche
 
Re: Re: etymology, dear man

gauchecritic said:
I just knew there was supposed to be an 'O' somewhere.

Diarrhoea.

Gauche
The Brits just have to be different, don't they?
MG
 
TheEarl said:
Pear: May I remind you that this question came up in a conversation with you.
Gawd, a confidence betrayed. You brought it up, kid, and I wouldn't look it up for you. And so my gratitude to Bridget. Harrumph.

Prak Pear :rolleyes:
 
MlledeLaPlumeBleu said:
Earl, just please tell me you aren't working this into a pornie storie...
Oh, Bluh, don't worry. We were simply discussing English 'cuisine'.

Trova
 
Oxymoron?

perdita said:
Oh, Bluh, don't worry. We were simply discussing English 'cuisine'.

Trova

Isn't "English cuisine" an oxymoron, Per?

:D b
 
Re: Oxymoron?

bridgetkeeney said:
Isn't "English cuisine" an oxymoron, Per?
Not so keen Bridget: now he'll go on another English rant. Krikey!

Perdita (leaving now)
 
Re: Oxymoron?

bridgetkeeney said:
Isn't "English cuisine" an oxymoron, Per?

:D b

Being a yankee you're obviously well qualified in making that sort of rash judgement.

Gauche
 
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