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andrew

andrew

Lifer
Feb 13, 2013
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What are you smoking in that pipe Kevin? I'm afraid if I ax'd Mr. Pease a question he'd be offended. :rofl:

 
settersbrace

settersbrace

Lifer
Mar 20, 2014
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You don't "ax" someone a question. You axe someone a question.
This thread is going downhill fast. ;-)

 
ravenwolf

ravenwolf

Can't Leave
Mar 18, 2014
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The influence of the youth on the hobby? :rofl:
I do like reading anything that Mr. Pease types up, though.

 
lonestar

lonestar

Lifer
Mar 22, 2011
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Edgewood Texas
Interestingly, aks was once the proper pronunciation of what we now pronounce ask.

Also, flutter-by was the old name for butterfly, and makes much more sense too. They aren't buttery at all.

Windows were originally wind-eyes until some damn kid started pronouncing it wrong.

What was old is new again, and what is new will soon be old. Betta aks somebody.

 
pitchfork

pitchfork

Lifer
May 25, 2012
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Interestingly, aks was once the proper pronunciation of what we now pronounce ask.

Also, flutter-by was the old name for butterfly, and makes much more sense too. They aren't buttery at all.

Windows were originally wind-eyes until some damn kid started pronouncing it wrong.

What was old is new again, and what is new will soon be old. Betta aks somebody.
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