What is "distain"? Was that a misspell? or an internet term
It came from the same dictionary as "cooth".
The last time I heard an arguement like that, someone spilled Grey Pupon on some guy's ascot and his monicle fell out.
I think he meant disdain.
contemn: look down on with disdain; "He despises the people he has to work for"; "The professor scorns the students who don't catch on immediately"
wordnet.princeton.edu/perl/webwn - Definition in context
When they would have birthday parties their parents would hire a clown and buy a huge cake. QUOTE]
I had clowns too...
Now I don't sleep at night...
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Damn. Your quote cracked me up. "his monicle fell out..." :biggrin:
Speaking of F430s, I snapped this photo a few weeks ago at the annual exotic car Toys For Tots run. Yes they're gorgeous cars but for what you pay for them you shouldn't have to worry about an oil fitting failing and dumping your Mobil 1 all over the cats causing an instant fire.