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Starting: Tue May 1 01:45:33 UTC 2018
Ending: Fri Jun 1 00:33:03 UTC 2018
Messages: 198

• [Ads-l] [Non-DoD Source] Re: Heard: dialogue   Andy Bach
• [Ads-l] bucko = 'beaucoup'   Andy Bach
• [Ads-l] [Non-DoD Source] Re: Heard: dialogue   Andy Bach
• [Ads-l] Heard: dialogue   Andy Bach
• [Ads-l] 1849 use of "buck" in a "brag" (~=poker) game   Andy Bach
• [Ads-l] 1849 use of "buck" in a "brag" (~=poker) game   Andy Bach
• [Ads-l] Heard: dialogue   Baker, John
• [Ads-l] "the greatest thing to happen to TV since sliced bread"   Baker, John
• [Ads-l] Slight Antedating of "Miniskirt"   Baker, John
• [Ads-l] diplotainment ...   David K. Barnhart
• [Ads-l] diplotainment ...   David K. Barnhart
• [Ads-l] Heard: dialogue   W Brewer
• [Ads-l] Heard: dialogue   W Brewer
• [Ads-l] Heard: dialogue   W Brewer
• [Ads-l] Heard: dialogue   W Brewer
• [Ads-l] Heard: dialogue   W Brewer
• [Ads-l] Heard: dialogue   W Brewer
• [Ads-l] Heard: dialogue   W Brewer
• [Ads-l] [Non-DoD Source] Re: Heard: dialogue   W Brewer
• [Ads-l] bucko = 'beaucoup'   W Brewer
• [Ads-l] According to a YouTube how-to,   W Brewer
• [Ads-l] Linguistic problem in the medical field (;'-))   W Brewer
• [Ads-l] RES: ankle-biters   W Brewer
• [Ads-l] US slang with British origins?   W Brewer
• [Ads-l] US slang with British origins?   W Brewer
• [Ads-l] "storm-chase", v.   W Brewer
• [Ads-l] "the greatest thing to happen to TV since sliced bread"   W Brewer
• [Ads-l] spygate   W Brewer
• [Ads-l] spygate   W Brewer
• [Ads-l] fudgies   W Brewer
• [Ads-l] fudgies   W Brewer
• [Ads-l] Dialect clash   W Brewer
• [Ads-l] Facebookery: "It's alive!"   W Brewer
• [Ads-l] Facebookery: "It's alive!"   W Brewer
• [Ads-l] Heard annoyingly often with "for"   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• [Ads-l] RES: ankle-biters   David Daniel
• [Ads-l] RES: US slang with British origins?   David Daniel
• [Ads-l] ankle-biters   Dan Goncharoff
• [Ads-l] ankle-biters   Dan Goncharoff
• [Ads-l] RES: ankle-biters   Dan Goncharoff
• [Ads-l] RES: ankle-biters   Dan Goncharoff
• [Ads-l] US slang with British origins?   Dan Goncharoff
• [Ads-l] "the greatest thing to happen to TV since sliced bread"   Dan Goncharoff
• [Ads-l] WSJ:Attention, America: We=?UTF-8?Q?=E2=80=99ve_?=All Been Saying Gerrymander Wrong   Dan Goncharoff
• [Ads-l] "subtropical" storm?   Dan Goncharoff
• [Ads-l] "Cut the mustard" antedating - March 13, 1886   Stephen Goranson
• [Ads-l] 1849 use of "buck" in a "brag" (~=poker) game   Stephen Goranson
• [Ads-l] "pass the buck" 1856 in brag game joins 1856 use in poker game   Stephen Goranson
• [Ads-l] US slang with British origins?   Stephen Goranson
• [Ads-l] buffalo (verb) 1868   Stephen Goranson
• [Ads-l] US slang with British origins?   Stephen Goranson
• [Ads-l] Heard: dialogue   Wilson Gray
• [Ads-l] Heard: dialogue   Wilson Gray
• [Ads-l] Heard: dialogue   Wilson Gray
• [Ads-l] Heard: dialogue   Wilson Gray
• [Ads-l] Heard: dialogue   Wilson Gray
• [Ads-l] Heard: dialogue   Wilson Gray
• [Ads-l] bucko = 'beaucoup'   Wilson Gray
• [Ads-l] [Non-DoD Source] Re: Heard: dialogue   Wilson Gray
• [Ads-l] Subject: Green's _cop a tapper_ (v.) [SE tap one=?UTF-8?Q?=E2=80=99s_?=feet]   Wilson Gray
• [Ads-l] bucko = 'beaucoup'   Wilson Gray
• [Ads-l] TV-movie dialogue   Wilson Gray
• [Ads-l] According to a YouTube how-to,   Wilson Gray
• [Ads-l] Heard annoyingly often with "for"   Wilson Gray
• [Ads-l] Heard annoyingly often with "for"   Wilson Gray
• [Ads-l] Heard annoyingly often with "for"   Wilson Gray
• [Ads-l] Heard annoyingly often with "for"   Wilson Gray
• [Ads-l] leverage   Wilson Gray
• [Ads-l] Dialect clash   Wilson Gray
• [Ads-l] Slight Antedating of "Miniskirt"   Wilson Gray
• [Ads-l] YouTube via Facebook   Wilson Gray
• [Ads-l] "5 blogs worth your _follow_"   Wilson Gray
• [Ads-l] Facebookery: "It's alive!"   Wilson Gray
• [Ads-l] Facebookery: "It's alive!"   Wilson Gray
• [Ads-l] Heard annoyingly often with "for"   Dave Hause
• [Ads-l] RES: ankle-biters   Dave Hause
• [Ads-l] to buy a bag   Laurence Horn
• [Ads-l] [Non-DoD Source] Re: Heard: dialogue   Laurence Horn
• [Ads-l] TV-movie dialogue   Laurence Horn
• [Ads-l] According to a YouTube how-to,   Laurence Horn
• [Ads-l] Linguistic problem in the medical field (;'-))   Laurence Horn
• [Ads-l] US slang with British origins?   Laurence Horn
• [Ads-l] "storm-chase", v.   Laurence Horn
• [Ads-l] one more "tainment"   Laurence Horn
• [Ads-l] "the greatest thing to happen to TV since sliced bread"   Laurence Horn
• [Ads-l] Clear days on the auto-bowdlerization front   Laurence Horn
• [Ads-l] Facebookery   James A. Landau
• [Ads-l] Heard: dialogue   James A. Landau
• [Ads-l] fudgies   James A. Landau
• [Ads-l] QOTY   James A. Landau
• [Ads-l] "subtropical" storm?   James A. Landau
• [Ads-l] Wouldn't you believe it? Another QOTY.   Jonathan Lighter
• [Ads-l] Wouldn't you believe it? Another QOTY.   Jonathan Lighter
• [Ads-l] bucko = 'beaucoup'   Jonathan Lighter
• [Ads-l] bucko = 'beaucoup'   Jonathan Lighter
• [Ads-l] to buy a bag   Jonathan Lighter
• [Ads-l] vog   Jonathan Lighter
• [Ads-l] RES: ankle-biters   Jonathan Lighter
• [Ads-l] vog   Jonathan Lighter
• [Ads-l] Trumplandia   Jonathan Lighter
• [Ads-l] US slang with British origins?   Jonathan Lighter
• [Ads-l] "fun-infested"   Jonathan Lighter
• [Ads-l] one more "tainment"   Jonathan Lighter
• [Ads-l] one more "tainment"   Jonathan Lighter
• [Ads-l] one more "tainment"   Jonathan Lighter
• [Ads-l] brotastic   Jonathan Lighter
• [Ads-l] From a medieval poem?   Jonathan Lighter
• [Ads-l] From a medieval poem?   Jonathan Lighter
• [Ads-l] laze   Jonathan Lighter
• [Ads-l] spygate   Jonathan Lighter
• [Ads-l] spygate   Jonathan Lighter
• [Ads-l] QOTY   Jonathan Lighter
• [Ads-l] leverage   Jonathan Lighter
• [Ads-l] relatively new simile   Jonathan Lighter
• [Ads-l] [Non-DoD Source] Re: Heard: dialogue   MULLINS, WILLIAM D (Bill) CIV USARMY RDECOM AMRDEC (US)
• [Ads-l] one more "tainment"   MULLINS, WILLIAM D (Bill) CIV USARMY RDECOM AMRDEC (US)
• [Ads-l] FW: =?utf-8?Q?=E2=80=9Cpew_pew=E2=80=9D_maps_&_=E2=80=9Cleft_?=of boom"   MULLINS, WILLIAM D (Bill) CIV USARMY RDECOM AMRDEC (US)
• [Ads-l] bucko = 'beaucoup'   Barretts Mail
• [Ads-l] vog   Barretts Mail
• [Ads-l] Quote: All the couples were triangles and lived in squares   Barretts Mail
• [Ads-l] crypto bro   Barretts Mail
• [Ads-l] to (51%) double-spend attack (crypto)   Barretts Mail
• [Ads-l] sinkholing, to sinkhole   Barretts Mail
• [Ads-l] Bitcoin Pizza Day (May 10, 2012)   Barretts Mail
• [Ads-l] overtourism, to overtourist   Barretts Mail
• [Ads-l] "subtropical" storm?   Barretts Mail
• [Ads-l] soy boy   Barretts Mail
• [Ads-l] Heard annoyingly often with "for"   Mark Mandel
• [Ads-l] Heard: dialogue   Mark Mandel
• [Ads-l] Linguistic problem in the medical field (;'-))   Mark Mandel
• [Ads-l] RES: ankle-biters   Mark Mandel
• [Ads-l] Linguistic problem in the medical field (;'-))   Mark Mandel
• [Ads-l] RES: ankle-biters   Mark Mandel
• [Ads-l] RES: ankle-biters   Mark Mandel
• [Ads-l] "far-flung" with singular object = "far-off"   Mark Mandel
• [Ads-l] diplotainment ...   Mark Mandel
• [Ads-l] Dialect clash   Mark Mandel
• [Ads-l] Facebookery: "It's alive!"   Mark Mandel
• [Ads-l] NYPL Project to Make Catalog of Copyright Entries More Easily Usable   Bill Mullins
• [Ads-l] US slang with British origins?   GEOFFREY NUNBERG
• [Ads-l] US slang with British origins?   Geoffrey Nathan
• [Ads-l] US slang with British origins?--correction   Geoffrey Nathan
• [Ads-l] US slang with British origins?   Geoffrey Nunberg
• [Ads-l] Adage: No good deed goes unpunished   ADSGarson O'Toole
• [Ads-l] Heard: dialogue   ADSGarson O'Toole
• [Ads-l] US slang with British origins?   ADSGarson O'Toole
• [Ads-l] Rossini Quotation   ADSGarson O'Toole
• [Ads-l] Rossini Quotation   ADSGarson O'Toole
• [Ads-l] vog   ADSGarson O'Toole
• [Ads-l] Rossini Quotation   ADSGarson O'Toole
• [Ads-l] Rossini Quotation   ADSGarson O'Toole
• [Ads-l] Rossini Quotation   ADSGarson O'Toole
• [Ads-l] Rossini Quotation   ADSGarson O'Toole
• [Ads-l] Rossini Quotation   ADSGarson O'Toole
• [Ads-l] Quote: All the couples were triangles and lived in squares   ADSGarson O'Toole
• [Ads-l] "the greatest thing to happen to TV since sliced bread"   ADSGarson O'Toole
• [Ads-l] Quote: All the couples were triangles and lived in squares   ADSGarson O'Toole
• [Ads-l] "Cut the mustard" antedating - March 13, 1886   Peter Reitan
• [Ads-l] 1849 use of "buck" in a "brag" (~=poker) game   Peter Reitan
• [Ads-l] buffalo (verb) 1868   Peter Reitan
• [Ads-l] buffalo (verb) 1868   Peter Reitan
• [Ads-l] "the greatest thing to happen to TV since sliced bread"   Peter Reitan
• [Ads-l] one more "tainment"   Clai Rice
• [Ads-l] fudgies   Marc Sacks
• [Ads-l] Rossini Quotation   Shapiro, Fred
• [Ads-l] Dictionaries Online   Shapiro, Fred
• [Ads-l] Dictionaries Online   Tim Stewart
• [Ads-l] Dictionaries Online   Tim Stewart
• [Ads-l] Wouldn't you believe it? Another QOTY.   George Thompson
• [Ads-l] Lynne Murphy, a former pen-pal   George Thompson
• [Ads-l] ankle-biters   George Thompson
• [Ads-l] RES: ankle-biters   George Thompson
• [Ads-l] RES: ankle-biters   George Thompson
• [Ads-l] Rossini Quotation   George Thompson
• [Ads-l] US slang with British origins?   George Thompson
• [Ads-l] "the greatest thing to happen to TV since sliced bread"   George Thompson
• [Ads-l] fudgies   George Thompson
• [Ads-l] “pew pew” maps & “left of boom”   George Thompson
• [Ads-l] bucko = 'beaucoup'   Chris Waigl
• [Ads-l] laze   Chris Waigl
• [Ads-l] WSJ:Attention, America: We=?UTF-8?Q?=E2=80=99ve_?=All Been Saying Gerrymander Wrong   Amy West
• [Ads-l] bucko = 'beaucoup'   Margaret Winters
• [Ads-l] bucko = 'beaucoup'   Margaret Winters
• [Ads-l] Linguistic problem in the medical field (;'-))   Margaret Winters
• [Ads-l] RES: ankle-biters   Margaret Winters
• [Ads-l] fudgies   Margaret Winters
• [Ads-l] bucko = 'beaucoup'   Ben Zimmer
• [Ads-l] Trumplandia   Ben Zimmer
• [Ads-l] one more "tainment"   Ben Zimmer
• [Ads-l] From a medieval poem?   Ben Zimmer
• [Ads-l] laze   Ben Zimmer
• [Ads-l] Truespel analysis of Navajo and Nakoda   Tom Zurinskas
• [Ads-l] According to a YouTube how-to,   Arnold M. Zwicky
• [Ads-l] brotastic   Arnold M. Zwicky
• [Ads-l] Clear days on the auto-bowdlerization front   Arnold M. Zwicky
• [Ads-l] RES: ankle-biters   dave at wilton.net
• [Ads-l] Linguistic problem in the medical field (;'-))   imwitty
• [Ads-l] Facebookery: "It's alive!"   paul johnson

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