But it's hopless

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  1. Salty 20,000 Posts Club
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    In an episode of M*A*S*H tonight - Klinger and Major Windchester were in a windstorm while on the way to Seoul and came across an overturned truck with several injured GI's.

    So Klinger says "But it's hopeless, but we can't give up"

    I trust we have the same attitude while serving the Lord.!
     
  2. preacher4truth Active Member

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    Heavens sakes, I read the title of the thread and thought it was about a dead rabbit.
     
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    Oops I guess it hopeless to get me to double check my speling :smilewinkgrin:

    P4T Thanks for the hare-raising embarrassment! :tongue3:


    Moderators - I will not object if you were to change the subject line from "hopless" to "hopeless"
     
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    But it's hopless

    We should not hop to it??


    :laugh:
     
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    I've been a member longer, and I totally object to the changing of this title because it CRACKS ME UP! :laugh:
     
  6. preacher4truth Active Member

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    :laugh: :thumbsup:
     
  7. billwald New Member

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    There is no point when Salty would say, "I am sending good money after bad?"

    "Chauvinist" means someone who continues to fight after the war is lost.
     
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    Yeah .... pretty much hopless.

     
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    Does it, Bill? I never knew that. I thought that "Chauvinist" meant someone witrh an excessive sense of self-importance or superiority. I suppose such a sense could lead a person to continue to fight after the war is lost, but is such fighting the definition of "chauvinist"?
     
  10. Jerome Well-Known Member
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    Online Etymological Dictionary:

     
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    First person to stop arguing gets a carrot!
     
  12. David Lamb Active Member

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    Thanks, Jerome! I've used the Online Etymological Dictionary several times in the past, and should have done so this time.

    (Gina - I love carrots; do I qualify for one? :laugh: )
     
  13. Gina B Active Member

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    Yep, that qualifies! Here ya go, one good looking carrot for ya!
     
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    CAN'T WE GET BACK ON TOPIC? :smilewinkgrin:

    (Sorry Salty, I couldn't resist!)
     
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    ....and here was I thinking this thread was about home brewing:smilewinkgrin::tongue3:
     
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    I thought it was about a small town that had the IHOP restaurant close down.
     
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    "The name is a French form of L. Calvinus and thus Calvinism and chauvinism are, etymologically, twins."

    God making an "insider," gnostic joke?