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• Friday, March 2, 2007 01:30 PM

  It's a 'whiddiful' day.

  It's windy. Then, it's calm. 'Whiddiful' is fun to say.

  It's a word that reminds me of a fun game of whiff ball. Shortstop! Pitcher's who are not up the river can play catcher. Water/waiter/boys?

  Also: a 'whiddiful' one could be a bad-game-player. It was often said a bad 'whiddiful' did deserve the halter and ordered to plow some thistle field, elsewhere. Live and learn! Yes. Or we rascals are wasting a lot of time.

  What has been "wasted," can be redeemed by making those who are attributable for inciting murderous war....Well, the 'word' is clear that certain scampi'sh war-criminals do deserve, WHO (?), THEM who deserve to be 'hanged.' That's believable and right if we believe in the 'New English Dictionary.' 1808.

  'To cheat justice,' to make the word justice vile, the bad 'Whiddleful' escape the gallows that await them. It means, we get what we do fully deserve, somehow. Sow oats, sow weeds or thorn-bushes. Okay. Its a private interpretation, and to me, opine, and it's just a truism that's behond language, yet right!

  Some 'stuff' we just can't blurt out in public or everyone would know. Tell one fool, tell the world. Some aren't ready to 'handle' the truth, yet. But, we all must, sooner, the better. The 'live and learn' rascal said this clear. Thanks.

  That lf-rascal whiddifully said it good. Trouble or not, come what may, escape the gallows, you 'lefty,'s. Let the other 'whiddiful' ilk get to go. It's best to stop stop stop the war. This is_____!

  —clownsense
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