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70 Boys
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 Posted - 07/21/2008 : 16:17:07
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Main Entry: pleth·o·ra
Pronunciation: \#712;ple-th#601;-r#601;\
Function: noun
Etymology: Medieval Latin, from Greek plçthôra, literally, fullness, from plçthein to be full — more at full
Date: 1541
2: excess, superfluity; also : profusion, abundance
Has this word been around since 1541 ?
I sure hear it alot at the track. 
Stronglikebull how did the hay bailing go ? We missed ya buddy.
Dave
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stronglikebull
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Posted - 07/21/2008 : 18:37:46
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| actually, i cut hay today ,i did get the sheep barn cleaned out saturday right before 1/2 " of rain around 2PM, got a few things fixed, cut some thistle... never did get to see those brady bunch reruns!! Plethora,,,I once had a sheep named Plethora,,,i think dan carlson named that one or maybe it was Lee!! |
Edited by - stronglikebull on 07/21/2008 18:41:01 |
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steveroehrs
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70 Boys
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Posted - 07/22/2008 : 13:11:29
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Wow........ Not cool Steve !
Actually I laughed my ars off. 
Still shaking my head though.
Some kind of payback must be in order here for the mopar guys.
Dave
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