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He says he's not dead.

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ShirtlessBob said:
Will they bury him beneath the sofa cushions?
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This is his casket. ;)

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Nancy Reagan took a spill at home a few weeks ago and broke a couple ribs. She's okay now, but at (soon to be) 91, it might be time to start the watch.
 
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Duly noted, but when 91 year olds start falling and breaking ribs, that's not exactly an encouraging sign.
 
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Hammer said:
Duly noted, but when 91 year olds start falling and breaking ribs, that's not exactly an encouraging sign.
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I just intercepted a note intended for Nancy from Zsa Zsa:

"Dear Nancy,

Woman up, you wuss. Rub some dirt on it and walk it off. That's what I've always done.....well, until I lost half my leg.

Sincerely,

Zsa Zsa Gabor"
 
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Brenthoven said:
I just intercepted a note intended for Nancy from Zsa Zsa:

"Dear Nancy,

Woman up, you wuss. Rub some dirt on it and walk it off. That's what I've always done.....well, until I lost half my leg.

Sincerely,

Zsa Zsa Gabor"
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Did you know that Hungarian is an Asian-based language which still retains the convention of people placing their surname first? I'm sure Zsa Zsa has been outside Hungary long enough to sign her name Zsa Zsa Gabor now (and possibly even pronounce her surname guh-BORE as opposed to GAH-bor) but back in the day, her signature would have been Gabor Zsa Zsa.

Mind you, not correcting, just trying to impart some totally worthless trivia. (Well, almost totally worthless)
 
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duper said:
Did you know that Hungarian is an Asian-based language which still retains the convention of people placing their surname first? I'm sure Zsa Zsa has been outside Hungary long enough to sign her name Zsa Zsa Gabor now (and possibly even pronounce her surname guh-BORE as opposed to GAH-bor) but back in the day, her signature would have been Gabor Zsa Zsa.

Mind you, not correcting, just trying to impart some totally worthless trivia. (Well, almost totally worthless)
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How surnames evolve is always interesting. "John's son" turned into "Johnson," and oftentimes an "s" was added to the end of a surname. To use a former NHL goalie's name, John Bower, his last name could have just ended up "Bowers" as in "those people there are the Bowers."
 
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