Hi Terri,
Ah, yes, the old double-entendre. I wrote
"chair" first, but then changed to "stool" since that is
what was supporting me at the time. When I used the word
"stool" I meant a piece of furniture used to support one
who is seated. In other words, a place to rest one's
derriere. I wouldn't confess to your other inference.
I'll try to be more careful choosing words, but then
again I can't always guess all the interpretations
others might confer on my words. I find it much easier
to count characters per line.
Eric (line length constable)
Terri FitzSimons wrote:
>
>Eric Emerson wrote:
>>This is true. However, my butt is in conjunction with/to my stool.
>
>"WITH" is the preferred useage. =
>
> I hope you realize there is another meaning to "stool" which =
>makes your comment rather ...untidy... -- if not unfortunate. =
>
> I'll let you off with a warning this time.
>
>Terri
>Official Grammar Sheriff
>
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