And while I'm at it - "Medal" is not a verb.

2012/07/30 03:36:48

SteveStrummerUK

And while I'm at it #2....

@ BBC presenters - It is pronounced 'Good' Morning; not 'Gid' Morning

Lazy.

Corporate laziness at that.

2012/07/30 03:37:20

SteveStrummerUK

And while I'm at it #2....

@ BBC presenters - It is pronounced 'Good' Morning; not 'Gid' Morning

Lazy.

Corporate laziness at that.

2012/07/30 04:37:57

craigb

Rain

They verbed "medal"?

(Well, it IS in the dictionary as both a noun and a verb, for whatever that appears to be worth...)

2012/07/30 05:38:56

Jonbouy

craigb

Rain

They verbed "medal"?

(Well, it IS in the dictionary as both a noun and a verb, for whatever that appears to be worth...)

The choice of verbing nouns has dictionaried?

2012/07/30 05:42:28

craigb

It has been ya'ed (probably by some mucky-mucks who committeed, coffeed and donuted).

2012/07/30 05:47:33

Jonbouy

I managed to mucky-muck years ago.

2012/07/30 08:52:43

Mesh

I suppose it's just as bad as what a lot of sports commentators here in the States use when referring to a coach with a long winning history as "the most winningest coach"....

2012/07/30 09:20:42

Old55

bapu

Old55

What do they have on their bellies--sod or velcro?

Ok, here's the weird part.

Those are TV screens. I'm serious.

Oh, that's why they're called Teletubbies! It's so clear to me now. The patches look look fuzzy like cloth. I'm guessing it's chroma-key and the TV shows get added in "post".

2012/07/30 11:05:45

UbiquitousBubba

Sometimes, after I had Teletubbied, I liked to Boo-Bah. Google that sometime and YouTube it.

It will insane your brain and make you want to Hound Dog.

2012/07/30 13:18:52

Mesh

UbiquitousBubba

Sometimes, after I had Teletubbied, I liked to Boo-Bah. Google that sometime and YouTube it.

It will insane your brain and make you want to Hound Dog.

And while I'm at it - "Medal" is not a verb.

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