When in the course of human events it becomes necessary for2009 Update: 2 amend 4 modernity's sake, contesting vapidity with vacuity. To shorte.
people to abridge their king, a decent respect for the opinions of
mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel
them to the separation.Oliver Cromwell
Maybe that's part of my problem. I tend not to abridge myself when I should.
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Abridge spans ariver or acanyon. You can awalk or adrive over them.
ReplyDeleteSomeone had to say it. May as well have been ame.
ABRIDGE: Is that how we get over the river and through the woods to Grandmothers house? I think so :)
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ReplyDeleteAbridge, to correct.
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ReplyDeleteI've always been intrigued with things that go on under abridge.
ReplyDeleteTrolls are my favorites. I have heard that Webster, Funk and Wagnor have been known to play under abridge. There are books about the latter, one is Webster's Under A Bridge with Dick and Harry.
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eh, if you shorten a bridge it usually goes nowhere. Right?
ReplyDeletecooper, how are you my lovely (11/07/09) twitter friend request?
ReplyDeletezipzap5079: A shortened bridge should go nowhere.
good morning
ReplyDeleteI take it you decided to abridge this post by ignoring the comments. Probably a wise choice.
ReplyDeleteOnly a roundhead ignores ignoble comments.
ReplyDeleteCheesemeister, blogging should be therapy for the uncensored mouth.
ReplyDeleteBless, bless, Bear.
Ayou or alawrence aWelka, Jenn.
Thom, is Nancy Pelosi your grandmother?
Not a word in my dictionary, Quilly. I'm with you there.
Certainly to improve, Ariel. You're right.
Yup.
Tx, Pia. I am declaring today the quintennial day for internet abbreviations on this blog. And it is over.
Haha, Jim.
In that case, Coop, it goes into a speech.
Karen, tell zipzap, halfway across the chasm is usually far enough.
Morning, Bear.
Quilly, in my defense I had a cold and thought I answered. Thank you for bringing me back to reality.
Rounder by the day, Kraut.
I hate abridged books, especially for children. They show no respect for the author or his/her readers.
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