Forgive me,but,I have to jump in now re the use of the word "nauseaus"
Being married to a top school teacher for nearly 60 years,and she learned[!]
me good.
I frequently see the word Naseaus being mis-used
Nausea; to use; I feel nausea coming on .I am nauseated.If I eat that I will
be nauseated.Just the looks of that swill makes me feel Nauseated.What a
nauseating thought!
LOOK! Theres a large bucket filled with a pile of old ,green,slimy rotten
liver ,swarms of blue bottle flies buzzing around,crawling with big, fat,
bloated, grey ,slimy maggots all wriggling in a fetid mass; now THAT is
NAUSEOUS.
My apologies for being graphic.
Harold
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