> > Of course, when someone in the USA military complains about "S. O. S."
> > for dinner again, the first S has some meaning.
>
> Yeah: "Same." ;^)
>
> (Phil obviously meant to say that the last S had meaning... .)
Cory obviously was in a different military unit from mine. For us,
it was not "same old s**t"; it specifically referred to chipped beef
on toast, with a gooey whitish sauce, and we called it
"s**t on a shingle."
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after then: EdRush@aol.com
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"Metaphor's going bye-bye."
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