It's that time of the month again.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
[b]"Sorry, you have used all your available recommendations at this time."[/b]

I have all zero of mine left.

Originally posted by darvlay
I have all zero of mine left.

Figured (no, hoped) the gesture might count for something and, possibly, be enough.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
'More nearly complete' since 'complete' is an absolute status

which would negate qualifiers (in my nearly humble opinion).

We say "more complete" here in Canada. Well except for Darvlay of course. 😉

We also use eh at the end of a sentence eh. 😉

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
'More nearly complete' since 'complete' is an absolute status

which would negate qualifiers (in my nearly humble opinion).

A happy man is a complete man. If he wins a million dollars he's more complete. If he gets married he's truly finished...

Originally posted by Raven69
A happy man is a complete man. If he wins a million dollars he's more complete. If he gets married he's truly finished...

Not if you do the Pre-Nup. 😉

Originally posted by Raven69
A happy man is a complete man. If he wins a million dollars he's more complete. If he gets married he's truly finished...

lol

Originally posted by Very Rusty
We say "more complete" here in Canada. Well except for Darvlay of course. 😉

We also use eh at the end of a sentence eh. 😉

Wut u talkin aboot?

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Wut u talkin aboot?

😀 I didn't know you spoke Canuck...I speak a little Boston, picked it up off of my relatives.

Originally posted by Very Rusty
😀 I didn't know you spoke Canuck...I speak a little Boston, picked it up off of my relatives.

I speak Boston too.

*Ahem*

'EY! HOW IN GAHDS NAME DID WE LET ALL THOSE QUARES MARRY EACH OTHAH? GAHD I HATE THE YANKEES.

How'd that sound?

Originally posted by darvlay
I speak Boston too.

*Ahem*

'EY! HOW IN GAHDS NAME DID WE LET ALL THOSE QUARES MARRY EACH OTHAH? GAHD I HATE THE YANKEES.

How'd that sound?

Usually the 'R' is not heard...Tonic Wata as an example. 😉

All in Jest of course, not picking on the Boston folks, we send them a Christmas tree every year. My cousins and I use to have fun with it as kids.

Originally posted by Very Rusty
Usually the 'R' is not heard...Tonic Wata as an example. 😉

All in Jest of course, not picking on the Boston folks, we send them a Christmas tree every year. My cousins and I use to have fun with it as kids.

Oh boy ahnt you smaht? So how would a Bostonian pronounce marry then? Surely theh's gotta be an 'r' in theh somewheh?

Originally posted by darvlay
Oh boy ahnt you smaht? So how would a Bostonian pronounce marry then? Surely theh's gotta be an 'r' in theh somewheh?

Replace it with something like a 'w' that doesn't really sound like an 'r' or 'w'... 🙂

I hope that was helpful!

Originally posted by Very Rusty
Replace it with something like a 'w' that doesn't really sound like an 'r' or 'w'... 🙂

I hope that was helpful!

A 'w'? I didn't know Elmer Fudd was a Bostonian.

You are about as helpful as a shot in the junk. I really don't expect anything more from you though so I'm not disappointed.

Originally posted by darvlay
A 'w'? I didn't know Elmer Fudd was a Bostonian.

You are about as helpful as a shot in the junk. I really don't expect anything more from you though so I'm not disappointed.

That is great, I wouldn't be able to sleep nights if I happened to disappoint you. 😉

Why don't you take a little trip to Boston and you will see exactly what I was talking about.

For those who may not know:

Elmer J. Fudd is a fictional cartoon character and one of the most famous Looney Tunes characters, and the de facto archenemy of Bugs Bunny.

Originally posted by Very Rusty
Replace it with something like a 'w' that doesn't really sound like an 'r' or 'w'... 🙂

I hope that was helpful!

In New England there are several words you MUST pronounce the "R" with.

Married being one, and WRONG being another.