own·er·ship (onr-shp):
n'
1.The state or fact of being an owner.
2.Legal right to the possession of a thing.
Wednesday, September 13, 2006
Ownership
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9 comments:
I'm all for the sports post, Jess, but tell us what the hell this is supposed to mean. I'm guessing either somebody got traded or somebody was executed because of poor performance and this is your digital memorial...
Or that you own these trading cards.
word association:
"ownership" - monership, bonership, sponsership, ship, boats, watercrafts, tubing, Guadalupe, beer.
In other words, ownership = beer
unforced rythms of grace means baseball? i was way off.
truly depressing...
not only the original meaning of the post, but also that my 2 friends FROM HOUSTON did not know that original meaning.
i don't follow this sport or those teams but even I KNEW what that meant. ( i live roughly an hour away from houston) i didn't let on though so as to discourage future sports related posting. did that come through loud and clear?
you got me all wrong jeremy. i hate baseball altogether and if you told me that every Astros player has a vagina, i would just shrug my shoulders and say, "yeah, probably, hey can you pass me those cheese fries and another beer?"
it isn't just astros news which doesn't interest me -- it is baseball in general -- but jesse knows that and i guess i'll let these posts just slide.
Does this have anything to do with the word "onerous?"
Whoa! Okay, you know, I read the article and everything, and now I totally get it. Albert Pujols is a partial owner of the St. Louis Rams. That would somehow seem to be a conflict of interests to me, but what do I know? Which of the Cardinals is the football team, anyway?
When's NBA season?
Today's Word Verification is Agkpozzo. I'll use it in a sentence: My pal Craig Agkpozzo says his uncle sells cigars to the Italian mafia: Craig is full of creamed corn. Next time he lies to me, I kick him in the agkpozzo.
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