Tip:n. getting two clock radios from one of your paper customers.
Complaint: n. getting a clock radio from two different paper customers.
Thanks to Uncle Michael for today's Words of the Day.
Some things about Uncle Michael:
His name is not Mike.
Stasi mistakenly told her Slovak teacher that he works in a factory that makes bottles and cans.
He reads peoples blogs but has not been known to (officially) comment on them.
I have his red bicycle in my garage.
His daughter has red hair.
Okay--so that makes me wonder--Why isn't there a word for nieces and nephews collectively.
i.e. sons + daughters=children
Would nieces + nephews be niecews or maybe nepheces as in Three of my nepheces have red hair.
Really I'm thinking that this calls for a new word altogether. Something akin to nauffy.
Any suggestions?
This may be turning into a dictionary blog. I'm not a sure a knitting blog might not have been a good idea.
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2 comments:
Are you suggesting consanguins? as in Three of my consanguins have red hair?
if this turns into a dictionary blog, can it explore some of the gramatical anomalies that happen in Balex?
Such as "sit next by me"
and somewhere someone needs to define nauffy/noffy and standardize the spelling
also, i think UncleMichael is right it is more vague and consequently i think more than three of your consanguines have red hair....
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