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Take a Mexican immigrant (legal immigrant, natch!).
And a cubo-kraut.
Throw a little Vicente Fernandez on the box, maybe a jigger or two of fine rum. Wait 9 months.
In laboratory-controlled experiments, 10 out of 10 resulting humanlings will not wind up with "Cliff" pronouns attached to them...
The former DNA contributor would be hopelessly confused, and would assume you're talking about spaghetti westerns (a la Lee Van "Cleef").
The later would be intrasigent, and demand on more geneologically-approved names like "Darwin" or "Wilmer" or "Alexsylsis".
There is no "Cliff". And if there is, it's a diminutive of "Cliffordingtonhoffer".
Prove me wrong!
And a cubo-kraut.
Throw a little Vicente Fernandez on the box, maybe a jigger or two of fine rum. Wait 9 months.
In laboratory-controlled experiments, 10 out of 10 resulting humanlings will not wind up with "Cliff" pronouns attached to them...
The former DNA contributor would be hopelessly confused, and would assume you're talking about spaghetti westerns (a la Lee Van "Cleef").
The later would be intrasigent, and demand on more geneologically-approved names like "Darwin" or "Wilmer" or "Alexsylsis".
There is no "Cliff". And if there is, it's a diminutive of "Cliffordingtonhoffer".
Prove me wrong!
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Re: Etymology of "Cliff"
Mon, March 10, 2008 - 1:59 PMHA!~!! Prove I'm not a bear~!!
WOOOOOSUS~!!! YA bunch of WOOOSUS~!! -
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Re: Etymology of "Cliff"
Fri, March 14, 2008 - 11:55 PMif cliff defecates in the woods and no one is there to smell it, is he still a bear? -
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Re: Etymology of "Cliff"
Sat, March 15, 2008 - 3:50 PMIt smells like roses.
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Re: Etymology of "Cliff"
Fri, October 31, 2008 - 8:36 PMuspolitics.tribe.net/thread/...b277f2a3
Eugenics update.
So, Rosie Perez meets Fulgencio Batista meets the Von Trapp family. -
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Re: Etymology of "Cliff"
Sat, November 8, 2008 - 9:09 PMand here I thought Cliff was the Uber Mensch
LOL
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