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Horseshoe Efland, NC(Zone 7a) Feb 07, 2004

Nope, that just means you are now bilingual!

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eweed Everson, WA(Zone 8a) Feb 07, 2004

Then you both know the meaning of mare dust don't you? Ernie

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Terry Murfreesboro, TN(Zone 7a) Feb 07, 2004

Kathy, honey - you are in GOOD company with that particular expression. I won't name names but I know there's more than one DG member who says unthawed.

Half of my children's bloodline comes from people who use the term religiously. I've lived in the South (if you count Oklahoma as the South) for more than half my life, and I've got a funny-sounding drawl to prove it. But hearing (or reading) unthawed still makes me chuckle. As long as you laugh we're just laughing with you ;o)

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eweed Everson, WA(Zone 8a) Feb 07, 2004

Maches noo matter watt wurd ewe use longs as peepole unnersand ewe now doit LOL .

My daughter uses a non word and has all her life and I don't have a clue where it came from. The word is costed anyone ever hear anyone use that word? Ernie

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MistyMeadows Payneville, KY(Zone 7a) Feb 07, 2004

That's me...:) Smiling Kathy....Unthawed....

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gardenwife Newark, OH(Zone 5b) Feb 07, 2004

I've heard that, Ernie. I'm not sure how people started adding "ed" to the end of words, but it's pretty common. That and "en", as in "boughten".

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