[vikulenka]

Originally Posted by solaris

You sell CRACK at the bank!!!? Or do you merely loan it to your customers? Or deposits it?

According to definition #39 of the word CRACK at dictionary.com :-

39. Chiefly British. a person or thing that excels in some respect.

Personally, I have never seen the word CRACK used as a noun before, but I have on more than a few occasions seen a CRACKING game of FOOTBALL



There is a small posibility that the reason for my recent illness is that I am ON CRACK or am ABOUT TO CRACK, or maybe I just like to make WISECRACKS

[vikulenka]

Originally Posted by Hirs Ute

Yep, back to topic can be the only solution. So waddya know about Tina Dico? I hear "In The Red" was the best. Waddya think?

I like it very much. Not sure which I like better yet - I think "Count to Ten".

<Edit> Yeah, definitely "Count to Ten".

[solaris]

Originally Posted by vikulenka

According to definition #39 of the word CRACK at dictionary.com :-

39. Chiefly British. a person or thing that excels in some respect.

Personally, I have never seen the word CRACK used as a noun before, but I have on more than a few occasions seen a CRACKING game of FOOTBALL



There is a small possibility that the reason for my recent illness is that I am ON CRACK or am ABOUT TO CRACK, or maybe I just like to make WISECRACKS

Sweet vikulenka

The noun 'crack' has not just one but at least two different meanings in the English language (thereby making it a homonym ).

1. Crack: Heroin, which is not injected into the bloodstream - but inhaled (smoked using a pipe)

2. Crack: A tiny application (that you can download for free from the Internet), which unlocks the full features of various shareware software (which you normally have to pay for)


Note: This was my post #5,555

[vikulenka]

Originally Posted by solaris

Sweet vikulenka

The noun 'crack' has not just one but at least two different meanings in the English language (thereby making it a homonym ).

1. Crack: Heroin, which is not injected into the bloodstream - but inhaled (smoked using a pipe)

2. Crack: A tiny application (that you can download for free from the Internet), which unlocks the full features of various shareware software (which you normally have to pay for)


Note: This was my post #5,555

I see you are able to utilize the word CRACK to the full extent of the law

Here's to the next 1,111, Dreamy!!!!

[Damo]

Originally Posted by solaris

Sweet vikulenka

The noun 'crack' has not just one but at least two different meanings in the English language (thereby making it a homonym ).

1. Crack: Heroin, which is not injected into the bloodstream - but inhaled (smoked using a pipe)

2. Crack: A tiny application (that you can download for free from the Internet), which unlocks the full features of various shareware software (which you normally have to pay for)


Note: This was my post #5,555

There is of course the Irish "craic" pronounced crack, lots of it been had in this thread.

[solaris]

Originally Posted by vikulenka

I see you are able to utilize the word CRACK to the full extent of the law

Here's to the next 1,111, Dreamy!!!!

Personally I have only had contact with one of the two meanings of the word (thus making me semi-law abiding )

You and your palindromes, Princess

[vikulenka]

Originally Posted by solaris

Personally I have only had contact with one of the two meanings of the word (thus making me semi-law abiding )

You and your palindromes, Princess

Just figured 6666 would look even prettier than 5555