~TO ALL THOSE WHO CLEBRATE!~

Nonnymus wrote:
Paul wrote:

CELBRATE??


I didn't catch the misspelling, and thought it was just fine. Thank you
so much for pointing it out. We're all a little bit smarter, now.

Back in MO, where Mrs. Nonnymus and I originate, a Celbration is just
like a Celebration, only a little bit shorter. For instance, you might
Celbrate your birthday with a little party, but you would Celebrate your
marriage with a two or three day honeymoon to the Tiger Motor Hotel in
Columbia, MO. To round out the trilogy of Celebration and Celbration, I
also want to mention a 'bration. That's like a Celbration, but where
you don't even have any beer.

We're not even going to try discussing how they use Celibate and
Cellbait back home.

Nonnymus
Problem is, she spelt it clebrate not celbrate, it means something
completly differnt. So your post was for naught.

Clay

Crabman wrote:
Nonnymus wrote:
Paul wrote:

CELBRATE??


I didn't catch the misspelling, and thought it was just fine. Thank
you so much for pointing it out. We're all a little bit smarter, now.

Back in MO, where Mrs. Nonnymus and I originate, a Celbration is just
like a Celebration, only a little bit shorter. For instance, you
might Celbrate your birthday with a little party, but you would
Celebrate your marriage with a two or three day honeymoon to the Tiger
Motor Hotel in Columbia, MO. To round out the trilogy of Celebration
and Celbration, I also want to mention a 'bration. That's like a
Celbration, but where you don't even have any beer.

We're not even going to try discussing how they use Celibate and
Cellbait back home.

Nonnymus
Problem is, she spelt it clebrate not celbrate, it means something
completly differnt. So your post was for naught.

Clay

Clay, it's a regional thing. Clebrate is the way Yankees
spell it. Us folks with a bit of a Southern twist use the
traditional spelling of Celbrate. Thank you for pointing
this out.

Nonnymus

Nonny does little for naughtG

"Crabman" wrote in message
...
Problem is, she spelt it clebrate not celbrate, it means something
completly differnt. So your post was for naught.

Clay

Ah, Marsha, Nonny is so nice to you!

Hope you had a wonderful Easter.

Ermalee

Marsha L wrote:
Nonny does little for naughtG

"Crabman" wrote in message
...

Problem is, she spelt it clebrate not celbrate, it means something
completly differnt. So your post was for naught.

Clay

The NONNYs are very nice to me!
Yes, I had a good day... and how was yours?
Marsha

"Ermalee" wrote in message
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Ah, Marsha, Nonny is so nice to you!

Hope you had a wonderful Easter.

Ermalee

Marsha L wrote:
Nonny does little for naughtG

"Crabman" wrote in message
...

Problem is, she spelt it clebrate not celbrate, it means something
completly differnt. So your post was for naught.

Clay