Numnah could replace fauchard as OFEC's official Scripp's Spelling Bee favorite word of the year.
Although I have to admit, our rallying cry of going into battle by sharpening our fauchards had a lot more zing to it that our new rallying cry of sitting on our numnahs and doing nothing. I guess the latter is probably more fitting though.
Posted on Sun, 06/01/2008 - 21:08 — by whirledpeas
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I thought the boy handled himself very well under the circumstances.
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Funny, LOL! I heard the same 'zact word the boy did . . . "Whaaat?!"
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I'm sure this will be replayed in schoolyards all across the country this week. Numnahs will now be a mainstream word.
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Numnah could replace fauchard as OFEC's official Scripp's Spelling Bee favorite word of the year.
Although I have to admit, our rallying cry of going into battle by sharpening our fauchards had a lot more zing to it that our new rallying cry of sitting on our numnahs and doing nothing. I guess the latter is probably more fitting though.
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I can forgive the poor child, as I'm sure the words numbnut and numnah are related, as they both have something to do with riding a horse.
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I guess you get numbnuts if you don't use numnahs.