From: zzekel...@aol.com
Date: Thu, 27 Dec 2012 16:17:37 -0500
Subject: Re: CS>the wog ? I think I know
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
In a message dated 12/27/2012 9:33:37 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
d...@deetroy.org writes:
Its
obviously just an expression that Neville uses to describe some
horrible
malady. I don't think anyone should start getting
offended. I call such
things the dreaded lurgy or some such.
Horses for courses. dee
Hang on --- I think it may be when Neville has reached his
boiling point--- chuckle, grin :-) I luv Neville----- WOGWater-Oil-Gas
(valves, pressure) WOG is a do-not-exceed pressure,
Lois
## "Water/Oil and Gas pressure - LOL - Very good Lois, I like that <BG>.
Of course there is no offence meant, it's just an old word, besides, I hate to
see any old mannerisms unique to a people or culture slowly disappear just
because some idiot came up with the idea of this 'political correctness'
rubbish, that causes more trouble than it's worth by putting a wedge between
people. Good grief, Santa can't even say HO HO HO anymore, what *IS* this
world coming to?
People can call me white trash, hunky or honky or however it's pronounced, or
dumb Aussie any time they want, I've been called much worse than that <g>, my
life will still go on.
"Dreaded lurgy" is a new one on me though, never heard of that one, see,
learning all the time, isn't multiculturalism wonderful <g>.
N.
