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  • UncleMac
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  • Montepulciano
    Montepulciano Posts: 845 Member
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    UncleMac wrote: »
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    Calvin...the man with a plan.
  • AnnofB
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    My favorite is has snowmen lined up with their stick arms saluting as Calvin's Dad comes up the walkway to the house.

    Too funny.
  • UncleMac
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    AnnofB wrote: »
    My favorite is has snowmen lined up with their stick arms saluting as Calvin's Dad comes up the walkway to the house.

    Too funny.

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  • UncleMac
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  • UncleMac
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    Every parent recognizes this...

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  • UncleMac
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    Are we there yet? Are we there yet? Are we there yet?

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  • UncleMac
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    Now this is fighting dirty...
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  • UncleMac
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    He is very persuasive...

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  • UncleMac
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    What? No running and screaming?? No CalvinBall?

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    ps: My spellchecker recognizes CalvinBall as a legitimate word. B)
  • UncleMac
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  • Montepulciano
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    I always am suspicious of people who use the word brisk. Like they are really saying cold but are all happy about it.
  • UncleMac
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    Montepulciano wrote: »
    I always am suspicious of people who use the word brisk. Like they are really saying cold but are all happy about it.

    I'm Canadian so I'm very familiar with the definition. Brisk means cold enough to be exhilarating without causing shivers. Crisp means the grass is frozen enough that it crunches when you walk on it.
  • SueSueDio
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    "Brisk" is similar, in my mind, to when the British use "bracing" to describe something... it usually means chilly, in my experience!
  • UncleMac
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    SueSueDio wrote: »
    "Brisk" is similar, in my mind, to when the British use "bracing" to describe something... it usually means chilly, in my experience!
    Bracing falls between brisk and crisp.
  • Farback
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    All three are much warmer than 'It was so cold I saw a banker with his hands in his own pockets.'
  • SueSueDio
    SueSueDio Posts: 4,796 Member
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    Farback wrote: »
    All three are much warmer than 'It was so cold I saw a banker with his hands in his own pockets.'

    That's up there with Bigfoot and yetis... ;)
  • UncleMac
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    The downside of fishing articulated perfectly...

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