where have i been?

[Deviate]

and what have i been doing? hrmmm?

multiple choices are allowed....

[Red Princess]

glad you're back, careful of that other thread OK EVERYBODY,, they are *grimace* exercising in there eeewww.

[rmr]

R.P you get back in there.....

[Red Princess]

Her great cuddleyness prefers not to. thank you vey much. Now hand me a damned martini

[rmr]

Ok -- here's your drink......

But remember I'm going to find you tomorrow for the 7th inning stretch ok?

Miss Ruthie will not take no for an answer.

Miss R.P. maybe tomorrow you can hold up the notecards -- I'm thinking of adding a trivia to our afternoon routine?

[amanda]

HEY!!!
We aren't done mixing the cocktail of vodka and Simian-z for your weclome back party...

I think some of the researchers are being distracted by the new gym that has sprung up.

[xerocs]

will someone please tell me what a davenport is??? and don't say couch... i know it is a couch... but what makes it so special...

[Red Princess]

a davenport is a couch from The South

[xerocs]

have you ever seen one? does anyone have a picture of this mythical beast?

[xerocs]

i am still looking for the picture of one... but i found the definition.....


Kenneth G. Wilson (1923–). The Columbia Guide to Standard American English. 1993.

sofa, chesterfield, couch, davenport, day bed, settee, settle, studio bed, studio couch (nn.)


These are the names of long pieces of furniture designed to seat three or more adults; they are also suitable for one to lie on at full length. Some—the studio couch, for example—open into double beds. Sofa and couch are generic; the others are special kinds, except for davenport and chesterfield, which are also regional terms. All are Standard. See also CHESTERFIELD.


and by the way.... i have a chesterfield......