[NTLK] Extremely negative experience dealing with Newtonsales.com

[Dale Raby]

Soooo.... we back to blacksmithing on this thread?

On Sun, May 1, 2011 at 3:18 AM, Lord Groundhog <LordGroundhog at gmail.com> wrote:
> ~~~ On 2011/05/01 04:40, William T at wllm_t at yahoo.com wrote ~~~
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>> I agree, but it's bologna, not baloney.  :)
>>
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> And I agree, but only when I'm eating it, because I actually like bologna
> and wouldn't diss it by misspelling its name.  When it's something
> unpleasant to be endured or a pack of lies or any other such usage, it's
> "baloney" for me.  ;-)
>
> Ten years or so ago, I'd have said "malarkey", but ever since I met someone
> whose last name is Malarkey, I've been less free with that word.  He and his
> family seemed like nice people.
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> Shalom.
> Christian
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