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Yeah, but we have plenty of other ways to make fun of you, silly hoser.

 

JR, are you a caveman?

 

Uh, no offense, "friend," but I'm pretty certain you plagiarized that line from a now-retired colleague of yours who is also an aquaintance of mine from back in the (pre-Civil War) day.

 

Yes, I plagiarized myself. I'll hang my head in shame.

I just feel like the War of 1812 is overlooked in the annals of American history.

 

Because you lost.

 

Now, now, let's keep the political haggling off this thread.

We should strictly be using this one for having inane discussions of inane verbiage.

 

Damn history teachers!

 

BTW, Spinited & I have "decade" birthdays coming up. There's going to be a very, very large drinking party, either in NYC or Toronto.

Details to follow.

 

Sweet!

 

True dat.
The plural of money, despite what the dictionary might say (no, I did not look it up), is money.
Period. Not monies. I edit that damned word every time I see it.

Did I say “true dat?”
Sorry.
My bad. ;D

 

the plural of money is moneys or monies.

usually used when dealing with pecuniary or legal matters.

 

The dictionary may have it listed as moneys or monies, but, well, they're wrong on that count. Money refers to one coin, one bill or a whole stinking pile of it. Monies sounds like a stripper name.

"All right guys, here she is! Straight from Intercourse, PA, Ms. Lotsa Monies!"