But less than he imagines.
That's a huge insult to any "old mole" who has ever been "drunk at a
Should it not have been Moll? But then, they too, would be
76dnbqkf_cVyO_XnZ2dnUVZ8kSdnZ2d@westnet.com.au...Its an old saying. "Mole" is a female of dubious character,...apparently.
Would that be similar to the English term: "biffer"?"TT" <TTencerNoSpaM@westnet.com.au> wrote in message
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The guy has more than a modicum of electronic knowledge, in his field,
But less than he imagines.
according to him, allows him to act like an "old mole, drunk, at a
christening" toward virtually everyone.
That's a huge insult to any "old mole" who has ever been "drunk at a
christening"!
MrT
Yes a huge insult to the little, furry, burrowing creatures. Should it
not have been Moll? But then, they too, would be extremely upset ;-)
Its an old saying. "Mole" is a female of dubious character,...apparently.
Jason
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The guy has more than a modicum of electronic knowledge, in his field,
But less than he imagines.
according to him, allows him to act like an "old mole, drunk, at a
christening" toward virtually everyone.
That's a huge insult to any "old mole" who has ever been "drunk at a
christening"!
MrT
Yes a huge insult to the little, furry, burrowing creatures. Should it
not have been Moll? But then, they too, would be extremely upset ;-)
Its an old saying. "Mole" is a female of dubious character,...apparently.
Jason
No, it is "moll".
other "Mole manure""Jason James" <ass@ass.com> wrote in message news:h4vgll$jfd$1@aioe.org...
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The guy has more than a modicum of electronic knowledge, in his field,
But less than he imagines.
according to him, allows him to act like an "old mole, drunk, at a
christening" toward virtually everyone.
That's a huge insult to any "old mole" who has ever been "drunk at a
christening"!
MrT
Yes a huge insult to the little, furry, burrowing creatures. Should it
not have been Moll? But then, they too, would be extremely upset ;-)
Its an old saying. "Mole" is a female of dubious character,...apparently.
Jason
No, it is "moll".
n. Slang
1: A woman companion of a gunman or gangster.
2: A woman prostitute
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/moll
For all the other "moles" http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/mole
Cheers TT
It's a common mistake, I once caught one of my daughters calling the
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The guy has more than a modicum of electronic knowledge, in his field,
But less than he imagines.
according to him, allows him to act like an "old mole, drunk, at a
christening" toward virtually everyone.
That's a huge insult to any "old mole" who has ever been "drunk at a
christening"!
MrT
Yes a huge insult to the little, furry, burrowing creatures. Should it
not have been Moll? But then, they too, would be extremely upset ;-)
Its an old saying. "Mole" is a female of dubious character,...apparently.
Jason
No, it is "moll".
n. Slang
1: A woman companion of a gunman or gangster.
2: A woman prostitute
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/moll
For all the other "moles" http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/mole
Cheers TT
Try a more pertinent reference
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The guy has more than a modicum of electronic knowledge, in his
field,
But less than he imagines.
according to him, allows him to act like an "old mole, drunk, at a
christening" toward virtually everyone.
That's a huge insult to any "old mole" who has ever been "drunk at a
christening"!
MrT
Yes a huge insult to the little, furry, burrowing creatures. Should it
not have been Moll? But then, they too, would be extremely upset ;-)
Its an old saying. "Mole" is a female of dubious
character,...apparently.
Jason
No, it is "moll".
n. Slang
1: A woman companion of a gunman or gangster.
2: A woman prostitute
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/moll
For all the other "moles" http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/mole
Cheers TT
Try a more pertinent reference
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=mole
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The guy has more than a modicum of electronic knowledge, in his
field,
But less than he imagines.
according to him, allows him to act like an "old mole, drunk, at a
christening" toward virtually everyone.
That's a huge insult to any "old mole" who has ever been "drunk at a
christening"!
MrT
Yes a huge insult to the little, furry, burrowing creatures. Should it
not have been Moll? But then, they too, would be extremely upset ;-)
Its an old saying. "Mole" is a female of dubious
character,...apparently.
Jason
No, it is "moll".
n. Slang
1: A woman companion of a gunman or gangster.
2: A woman prostitute
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/moll
For all the other "moles" http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/mole
Cheers TT
Try a more pertinent reference
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=mole
"Urban Dictionary is a constantly evolving slang dictionary with definitions
submitted and edited by users. Help define your world." from their home
page. Somehow I don't see this as standing up against other mainstream
dictionaries. Granted, it is the way in which some people do interpret the
word but it does not make it correct ;-)
Thanks Keith, the next time I spell something wrong I will use that oneTT wrote:
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The guy has more than a modicum of electronic knowledge, in his
field,
But less than he imagines.
according to him, allows him to act like an "old mole, drunk, at a
christening" toward virtually everyone.
That's a huge insult to any "old mole" who has ever been "drunk at a
christening"!
MrT
Yes a huge insult to the little, furry, burrowing creatures. Should
it not have been Moll? But then, they too, would be extremely upset
;-)
Its an old saying. "Mole" is a female of dubious
character,...apparently.
Jason
No, it is "moll".
n. Slang
1: A woman companion of a gunman or gangster.
2: A woman prostitute
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/moll
For all the other "moles" http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/mole
Cheers TT
Try a more pertinent reference
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=mole
"Urban Dictionary is a constantly evolving slang dictionary with
definitions submitted and edited by users. Help define your world." from
their home page. Somehow I don't see this as standing up against other
mainstream dictionaries. Granted, it is the way in which some people do
interpret the word but it does not make it correct ;-)
Language is not an absolute thing, it evolves, mainstream dictionaries
tend to be a backward snapshot not necessarily common usage. Unless you
are an academic, there is no single correct usage.
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The guy has more than a modicum of electronic knowledge, in his
field,
But less than he imagines.
according to him, allows him to act like an "old mole, drunk, at a
christening" toward virtually everyone.
That's a huge insult to any "old mole" who has ever been "drunk at
a
christening"!
MrT
Yes a huge insult to the little, furry, burrowing creatures. Should
it not have been Moll? But then, they too, would be extremely upset
;-)
Its an old saying. "Mole" is a female of dubious
character,...apparently.
Jason
No, it is "moll".
n. Slang
1: A woman companion of a gunman or gangster.
2: A woman prostitute
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/moll
For all the other "moles" http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/mole
Cheers TT
Try a more pertinent reference
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=mole
"Urban Dictionary is a constantly evolving slang dictionary with
definitions submitted and edited by users. Help define your world." from
their home page. Somehow I don't see this as standing up against other
mainstream dictionaries. Granted, it is the way in which some people do
interpret the word but it does not make it correct ;-)
Language is not an absolute thing, it evolves, mainstream dictionaries
tend to be a backward snapshot not necessarily common usage. Unless you
are an academic, there is no single correct usage.
Thanks Keith, the next time I spell something wrong I will use that one
Just for the record, I am as much of an academic as Philthy is an
electronics expert
Cheers TT