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That is TOOOOOO cool. Especially since I can't access Youtube at work smile

That was pretty funny too Mel!


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Heelarious ML! I'm so glad they put this feature on there cause I can't access youtube at work either!

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Originally Posted by piojitos
Originally Posted by MelodyLane
I think the name sounds a little French actually. crazy

well.....I didn't want to bring up the subject but I had noticed "dufresne". But don't get me started.

I'm not French!


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Dufresne'
French: topographic name for someone who lived near a prominent ash tree, from Old French fresne ‘ash’ (from Latin fraxinus), with fused preposition and definite article du ‘from the’.


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Originally Posted by lildoggie
Dufresne'
French: topographic name for someone who lived near a prominent ash tree, from Old French fresne ‘ash’ (from Latin fraxinus), with fused preposition and definite article du ‘from the’.

Obviously the ash tree was prominently located in France.

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Originally Posted by piojitos
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Dufresne'
French: topographic name for someone who lived near a prominent ash tree, from Old French fresne ‘ash’ (from Latin fraxinus), with fused preposition and definite article du ‘from the’.

Obviously the ash tree was prominently located in France.

hmmm, sounds pretty French to me! smile Frenchy Dufresne!


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Originally Posted by MelodyLane
hmmm, sounds pretty French to me! smile Frenchy Dufresne!

Sigh.

Think Shawshank Redemption.


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I love that movie.

So you were thinking of Andy Dufresne when you chose your name. think


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That was just plain amateur. You could see her lips move.

Now if ML could post while Dufresne was drinking a glass of water, that would be pretty amazing!

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Originally Posted by piojitos
That was just plain amateur. You could see her lips move.

Now if ML could post while Dufresne was drinking a glass of water, that would be pretty amazing!

I can't even wink, ya silly foreigner!! rotflmao


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That was just plain amateur. You could see her lips move.

Now if ML could post while Dufresne was drinking a glass of water, that would be pretty amazing!

Huh?


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I think Jimbo sounds a little French actually

That would be Jimbeaux...grin

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That would be Jimbeaux


Wouldn't that mean more than one Jimbo?

Come to think of it, what is plural for Jimbo in English?

Or for that matter, in Arkie?

(Of course, in Arkie he would be Jimbo Bob)

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