Re: *ist D problem at ISO 1600?

[Graywolf]

"discombobulated" means someone has deliberately confused you. Since no one can 
do the opposite (deliberately unconfuse you) there is no such word. So... if we 
are all discombobulated, someone is doing it to us, probably Cotty in this case. 
I think we should lynch him in effigy for it.

GRIN!
graywolf
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frank theriault wrote:
On Sun, 09 Jan 2005 10:44:08 -0500, Jeff Tokayer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Now I'm really "discombobulated".

According to Cotty, we're all discombobulated.  <g>
BTW, if discombobulated means confused, does combobulated (if there's
such a word) mean the opposite?  Like, I'm totally combobulated means
that I've got my head on straight, and I know what's going on and all
like that, right?
Just curious...
cheers,
frank


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