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BTW, my spell checker tried to replace 'Laugh-In' with 'Larkin'.

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ROFLOL.

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Did you add me to your dictionary?

Actually, "Larkin" is an occupation-derived name, like Baker or Fletcher. It means something like woodsman or groundskeeper.

John

Richard means "brave", and Henry means "ruler".

I don't see any problem with that.

It's one who goes on frivolous or whimsical flights of fancy: "A-larkin' we will go, a-larkin' we will go, heigh-ho, the dairy-o, a-larkin' we will go." ;-)

Cheers! Rich

I thought Richard was more like "rich in heart". ;-)

Grise (Greiss) is either a very old man with a long beard and very wise, or the stuff that comes out of a grist mill. ;-)

Cheers! Rich

You've got to admit it sounds more appealing than A-Grise-ing-we-will go! Well, depending on what you're in to.

John

Yes. All of the regular posters who contribute have been added, with the other extreme added to the 'dim probe' bucket filters.

Interesting. I have no idea what 'Terrell' means, or where it comes from.

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I guess if it were pronounced "grease", that could be construed as making some sense in some people's universe. ;-)

Know any songs about the grist mill? ;-)

Cheers! Rich

Hmm. Mine tries to replace Larkin with Lurking.

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Apparently Lurkin & Luckin are variations of Larkin.

Consider also John "Scatman" Larkin, the late stuttering jazz singer:

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Well, if you look up Hill in an encyclopedia, it turns out to mean "pile of dirt", which is pretty funny too.

John

Extraordinarily good fit ;-)

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