Hi Michael,
That would be " hors d'oeuvres ". (Probably akin to some rare type of
French meteorite.)
I have always pronounced that as "horse ovaries", which tends to raise
a few eyebrows at the fancier parties, but being Texan, I figger that's
close enough.
Jerry
Michael L Blood wrote:
on 11/15/05 1:22 PM, dean bessey at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
while the rest of us pions have to eat cake?
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Dean,
Are "pions" anything like peons?
And, while we're at it, I am writing an article and am including
commentary about eating little snacks before dinner and I cannot
come close enough to spelling it correctly to get the computer
spell checker to recognize the following word, spelled phonetically:
orderves - can anyone out there help me.
Just a pion looking for some help - er, make that a peon.
Ooops, I guess this isn't about meteorites, is it? Oh well, I guess
I am "special" and don't have to follow rules..... or do I? Gee, maybe
you have a point, Dean. But I don't think one individual (or brothers)
is/are the only one(s), now, is/are it/they ?
Still, how DO you spell "orderves?"
Best wishes, Michael
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