I'm guessing it has something to do with spontaneous human combustion, but I guess that would be "inpyred."
--- In [email protected], "dvm8375" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I like the word "inpired." I hearby solicit definitions. > > > > > --- In [email protected], "Ellen" > <ellengoodman6@> wrote: > > > > oh there was a very long discussion previously about the horrors > of > > resplying to your own posts, mostly directed at me. You may not > have > > been around then. Apparently it really bothers some people > including > > you, obviously. I don't think I'm replying to my own posts. I am > > clarifying them, elaborating on them, etc. I wasn't answering my > own > > questions or contradicting myself or anything like that. I don't > > know what the big deal is, but whatever. > > > > I mean, of course you (or anyon else) can make up anything. But > to > > truly channel Gene in this case you would kinda have to "not be > > making it up" as the great Dave Barry would say. That was the > beauty > > of it--he was giving a play by play of what happened. I would say > > you were more "inspired" by Gene, like Dreamgirls was "inpired" by > > Diana Ross and the Supremes. Not that that's a bad thing. > > > >
