>Steve Martin, Comedy Is Not Pretty. Love the cover.

grass, I e-mailed you, are you shunning me?

O-O-WO-O is a good word.

Shunning is a good word.

Lots of good words on the site today, eh?

Eh is a good word.

Especially if you're Canadien (I believe that's the way they spell it).

Thought it was pretty funny that I got this message whilst posting my flurry of postings just now:

"Your post cannot be accepted at this time, it has triggered our flood protection measures. Please try again in a few minutes."

I love it!

Shouldn't that be a semi-colon after the word "time"?

Annoying former English Majors!

Whilst is a good word.

I would love to play Scrabble with all of you! I bet Scrabble.com has a game room we could all join and play each other with our online personas. Would that be unparalleled? "C'mon and go biplane before the buzzer." "Platzquire is not a word B-Two, I challenge that." LOL!

~Richard Betts, Highway Call.

Robo,

No, I'd never shun my friend Robo-Rocket. I sent a reply just now. Our computer had a virus and we dumped everything. I basically started from scratch and now I don't get notified when "You have mail" and I don't get enough e-mail to check it daily.

~Jean-Luc Ponty, Enigmatic Ocean

Got it, thanks.

"Platzquire"?

From the slangbook of Mrs. Eunice Peterson,

Platzquire; Someone trapped among a slew or a large amount of dunderheads and simpletons. ex: "Me oh my oh, how did I ever get stuck with a class full of platzquires, you people just beat all I tell you, just wait until you get out into the real world, it's going to hit you like a Louisville Slugger upside yo head."

~The Moody Blues, every good boy deserves favour

Sorry B-Two, that was no more a word than platystegosaurexvegematron is, I was just being facetious and maybe even a little flippant. My aplomb humor has once again caused me to rashly put my neck out over the basket.

Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass, "Whipped Cream and Other Delights"

Kenny Wheeler Quintet, "The Widow In The Window"

As we speak, that album is leaning on one of my bookshelves here in my office. (Jerry, I think I felt something...)