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Hmmm ... maybe I could spice up all the warning boxes in our tech documents,
by replacing them with 'aiee' or 'oi' ? Then again ... I like where I work.
;-)
Bruce
Chris Winter wrote:
> For those who need to settle a bar bet, win at Scrabble, or
> just amaze
> and amuse your friends, I offer this resource:
>
> Craig Conley's Strange & Unusual Dictionaries
>http://www.blueray.com/dictionary/
>
> Mr. Conley has compiled three dictionaries:
>
> * All-consonant words (e.g. "Brrr" or "Cwm")
> * All-vowel words (e.g. "Aieee!" or "Yiiii!")
> * The White Queen's Dictionary of One-Letter Words
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