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I'm sitting in a meeting RIGHT NOW

Herr Kutz

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And I've heard three different people say "heigth" so far.

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Each time they say Heidth, you should be saying "I'd buy that for a dollar"...
Then, if you are forced to explain, tell em that in the movie "Robocop" from 1984, when the people are laughting and shouting "I'd buy that for a dollar", they are talking about "Heidths."
(note: they aren't, there is no such thing as a heidth, but, it could be fun if you can pull it off successfully without looking like the grammar police).
 
Ask them if they know a cobbler.

I wouldn't doubt if they did. I live 1 block from a cobbler and about 0.5 miles from the next closest one. It really is a booming business, so much that I'd be willing to invest a few sheckles in one.
 
[QUOTE="brianmanahan, post: 39011736, member: 201691"]irregardless . . . [I believe manahan's lips kept moving after this]
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You, sir, epitomize the heigth of linguistic ignorance!
 
[QUOTE="brianmanahan, post: 39011736, member: 201691"]irregardless . . . [I believe manahan's lips kept moving after this]

You, sir, epitomize the heigth of linguistic ignorance![/QUOTE]


I believe it was done with humourous intent.
 
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