exactamundo was Re: gigung(o)us, gigund(o)us, gigunda, gigundo

[Mullins, Bill]

>From Newsbank:
ORANGEMEN WIN IN A NEAR-WALK -
DON'T CALL IT A MASTERPIECE OF BASKETBALL
Syracuse Herald-Journal (NY)
March 20, 1989
Author: Bud Poliquin

"``It,'' said Owens, ``was like playing a scrimmage game.''

Exactamundo. And, never mind that the teams didn't go skins-and-shirts."


>
> And influencing the thus-far-unrecorded _exactamundo_ (1990,
> or perhaps
> earlier?):
>
>
> My native Britain has a complex network of narrow, twisty
> roads and a less-complex network of motorways along which
> pass a much higher density of traffic than America will ever
> see. National speed limits are on average 5 mph faster than
> here and the maximum is 70 mph on divided highways.  Why,
> then, has Great Britain (officially) the world's best
> accident record?  Could it be because they are better drivers?
> Exactamundo.  Trevor Mees, "Send Them To School," AutoWeek
> (Nexis), April 23, 1990, p 16
>
>
> David Barnhart
>
> barnhart at highlands.com
>