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You are absolutely correct. Sorry for the "fowpah" :-))


A slip or blunder in etiquette, manners, or conduct, is a "faux pas". A
"fowpah" is a small, two-wheeled, cartlike utility vehicle pulled by one
person, formerly used widely in Tibet. They sound very much alike. :-))

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"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message
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You are absolutely correct. Sorry for the "fowpah" :-))


A slip or blunder in etiquette, manners, or conduct, is a "faux pas". A
"fowpah" is a small, two-wheeled, cartlike utility vehicle pulled by one
person, formerly used widely in Tibet. They sound very much alike. :-))

Actually, a fowpah is an FAA colloquial flying question segment dealing with
an inquiry scenario as in a young FAA administrator pointing to the stick in
an airplane and asking his pilot father,
"Hey......what's this thing fowpah?"
Dudley Henriques

On Sat, 5 May 2007 11:45:52 -0400, "Dudley Henriques"
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You are absolutely correct. Sorry for the "fowpah" :-))


A slip or blunder in etiquette, manners, or conduct, is a "faux pas". A
"fowpah" is a small, two-wheeled, cartlike utility vehicle pulled by one
person, formerly used widely in Tibet. They sound very much alike. :-))

Actually, a fowpah is an FAA colloquial flying question segment dealing with
an inquiry scenario as in a young FAA administrator pointing to the stick in
an airplane and asking his pilot father,
"Hey......what's this thing fowpah?"

I always thought a "faux pa" was a step-father....

Ron Wanttaja

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You are absolutely correct. Sorry for the "fowpah" :-))


A slip or blunder in etiquette, manners, or conduct, is a "faux pas". A
"fowpah" is a small, two-wheeled, cartlike utility vehicle pulled by one
person, formerly used widely in Tibet. They sound very much alike.
:-))

Actually, a fowpah is an FAA colloquial flying question segment dealing
with
an inquiry scenario as in a young FAA administrator pointing to the stick
in
an airplane and asking his pilot father,
"Hey......what's this thing fowpah?"

I always thought a "faux pa" was a step-father....

Ron Wanttaja

They "sound very much alike" I'm told :-))
DH

("Dudley Henriques" wrote)
They "sound very much alike" I'm told :-))


Sound something like this?

"It's almost noon and you haven't started the lawn. Also, the garage needs
sweeping. You'll be helping you mother out today by taking your little
brother to swimming lessons this afternoon, ...and when you get back from
that, you can finish weeding the garden - like you were suppose to do last
week, but didn't. Oh, and hey mister, if you can't put my tools away when
you're done using them, then I don't want you touching them in the first
place! Don't forget to check the oil in the mower --- BEFORE you use it this
time! And what's this I hear, from your mother, that you want to take flying
lessons? ....Flying lessons? Why don't you fly around here this afternoon,
getting your chores done, and maybe we'll talk about it tonight at supper.
Flying lessons. Sheez. Next week it will be guitar lessons, No wait, that
was last week. Flying lessons."


Montblack

Sounds familiar :-)
DH

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("Dudley Henriques" wrote)
They "sound very much alike" I'm told :-))


Sound something like this?

"It's almost noon and you haven't started the lawn. Also, the garage needs
sweeping. You'll be helping you mother out today by taking your little
brother to swimming lessons this afternoon, ...and when you get back from
that, you can finish weeding the garden - like you were suppose to do last
week, but didn't. Oh, and hey mister, if you can't put my tools away when
you're done using them, then I don't want you touching them in the first
place! Don't forget to check the oil in the mower --- BEFORE you use it
this time! And what's this I hear, from your mother, that you want to take
flying lessons? ....Flying lessons? Why don't you fly around here this
afternoon, getting your chores done, and maybe we'll talk about it tonight
at supper. Flying lessons. Sheez. Next week it will be guitar lessons, No
wait, that was last week. Flying lessons."


Montblack

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"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message
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You are absolutely correct. Sorry for the "fowpah" :-))


A slip or blunder in etiquette, manners, or conduct, is a "faux pas". A
"fowpah" is a small, two-wheeled, cartlike utility vehicle pulled by one
person, formerly used widely in Tibet. They sound very much alike.
:-))

Actually, a fowpah is an FAA colloquial flying question segment dealing
with an inquiry scenario as in a young FAA administrator pointing to the
stick in an airplane and asking his pilot father,
"Hey......what's this thing fowpah?"
BAH.DAH.BING!!

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"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message
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You are absolutely correct. Sorry for the "fowpah" :-))


A slip or blunder in etiquette, manners, or conduct, is a "faux pas". A
"fowpah" is a small, two-wheeled, cartlike utility vehicle pulled by one
person, formerly used widely in Tibet. They sound very much alike. :-))

Actually, a fowpah is an FAA colloquial flying question segment dealing
with an inquiry scenario as in a young FAA administrator pointing to the
stick in an airplane and asking his pilot father,
"Hey......what's this thing fowpah?"
BAH.DAH.BING!!

I knew it...watching the Soprano's is getting to everybody!! :-))
DH