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Date Posted: Tue, Apr 13 2004, 19:23:23
Author: T.E.O.W.
Subject: Perhaps she meant "he who washes *not*"?
In reply to: MST Meg 's message, "Help for a HP MST (squeaky clean, and brain-numbingly stupid)" on Tue, Apr 13 2004, 14:15:51

"He who washes none."

I think this is just bad grammar, "he who washes not" would make sense in the context, and it's a sort of old-fashioned phrase, one modern kid might well get wrong.

"In chap. 5 we find a number of misspelled words such as "dame" (damn), "hook, line and sincere" (hook, line and sinker), swallowing a drink "in one clop" (never seen "clop" used in that context) and - I needed 2 days to figure this one out - "a dipper" (diaper). "

And on the odd chance that we end up with a board that allows sig lines again, I call DIBS on "hook, line, and sincere".

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