Re: Cyclist at weiner!

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Re: Cyclist at weiner! Jym Dyer 10-23-2008
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Posted by Jym Dyer on October 23, 2008, 1:21 pm
>> HOT DOG, WE HAVE A WEINER!
> Actually, that's "wiener," with the 'i" before the 'e'.
> Because a true wiener is a Viennese sausage, and the word
> wiener is etymologically, culturally and geographically
> associated with "Vienna."

Graffito: "I am a weiner."

Principal Skinner: Whoever did this is in very deep trouble!

Martin Prince: And a sloppy speller, too. The preferred
spelling of "wiener" is w I E n e r. ...
Although, E I is an acceptable ethnic variant.

Principal Skinner: Hmm. Good point.

=v= Moral of the story: Tom Keats is Martin Prince?
<_Jym_>


Posted by Rob Kleinschmidt on October 23, 2008, 2:40 pm
> >> HOT DOG, WE HAVE A WEINER!
> > Actually, that's "wiener," with the 'i" before the 'e'.
> > Because a true wiener is a Viennese sausage, and the word
> > wiener is etymologically, culturally and geographically
> > associated with "Vienna."
>
> Graffito: "I am a weiner."
>
> Principal Skinner: Whoever did this is in very deep trouble!
>
> Martin Prince: And a sloppy speller, too. The preferred
> spelling of "wiener" is w I E n e r. ...
> Although, E I is an acceptable ethnic variant.
>
> Principal Skinner: Hmm. Good point.

Eggzactly. The second vowel in the i/e pair determines
the pronunciation.



Posted by Tom Keats on October 23, 2008, 8:53 pm
>>> HOT DOG, WE HAVE A WEINER!
>> Actually, that's "wiener," with the 'i" before the 'e'.
>> Because a true wiener is a Viennese sausage, and the word
>> wiener is etymologically, culturally and geographically
>> associated with "Vienna."
>
> Graffito: "I am a weiner."
>
> Principal Skinner: Whoever did this is in very deep trouble!
>
> Martin Prince: And a sloppy speller, too. The preferred
> spelling of "wiener" is w I E n e r. ...
> Although, E I is an acceptable ethnic variant.
>
> Principal Skinner: Hmm. Good point.
>
> =v= Moral of the story: Tom Keats is Martin Prince?

Since when is a moral a question?

Anyway, more like Jim "What Does A Yellow Light Mean"
Ignatowski -- I occasionally have my lucid moments,
but usually I'd rather not.

I think Martin Prince is half of Alice Cooper.
Ralph Wiggam is the other half.
Left brain/right brain.


cheers,
        Tom (I'm *not* Alice Cooper. Normally.)

--
Nothing is safe from me.
I'm really at:
tkeats curlicue vcn dot bc dot ca

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