I heard that George Reuben, a thieving zealot from a fief in the realm of Gaul, pronounced dreadful doubts about the plausibility of this unwieldy rule.
Michael, Your grandmother turned me onto your blog -- I've really enjoyed it, but reading it usually leaves me winded -- if I had a Pacemaker I would have to turn it up a notch! The two walking vowels are getting away with murder -- PIECE is only one of the disappointments, and there are many more. My favorite word of the month is antimaccasar. Our flight attendants are being told to check for clean antimaccasars on every flight. Try this one on your friends! Best of luck at school, and it's great to see you haven't succumbed to the IHTFP mindset yet! Take care, your GUG (Great Uncle Gordon) Visiting Lecturer, Graduate School of Aircraft Design -- Guggenheim North.
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I heard that George Reuben, a thieving zealot from a fief in the realm of Gaul, pronounced dreadful doubts about the plausibility of this unwieldy rule.
Michael,
Your grandmother turned me onto your blog -- I've really enjoyed it, but reading it usually leaves me winded -- if I had a Pacemaker I would have to turn it up a notch!
The two walking vowels are getting away with murder -- PIECE is only one of the disappointments, and there are many more.
My favorite word of the month is antimaccasar. Our flight attendants are being told to check for clean antimaccasars on every flight. Try this one on your friends! Best of luck at school, and it's great to see you haven't succumbed to the IHTFP mindset yet!
Take care, your GUG (Great Uncle Gordon)
Visiting Lecturer, Graduate School of Aircraft Design -- Guggenheim North.
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