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Word of the Day... Again
franknbea
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Word of the Day... Again
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Hello and good evening to all This is the second round of the game; above is what �s gone on before, you know how the game �s played so go ahead, have a go... Oh and today �s word is: USUFRUCTUARY good luck! |
30 Dec 2010
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anitarobi
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In the land of Fruitasia, which is adjacent to our world and we visit it quite frequently (even though we are unaware of it), the fruit magistrates have thought long and hard what to do with the half eaten fruit we humans sometimes leave lying around. They were having lots of complaints from fruit psychiatrists about many cases of post-eating depression and traumatic stress in half-eaten apples, half-chewed-up walnuts, etc. we left to rot somewhere on bus stops, tossed on the road (even through the windows of running cars while driving), etc. So the fruit magistrates passed a law by which they build a special fruit garden called USUFRUCTUARY which was made a sanctuary for the depressed and half-eaten fruits of Fruitasia, something like a wonderful home for the seniour citizens we have, but in the open. |
30 Dec 2010
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miss K.
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I hope it �s ok to add two daffynitions (if not then just count mine previous one). USUFRUCTUARY can also be an abbriviated slogan said to people who like to eat up fruit which don �t belong to them or which they have not grown and reality sound as "USe yoUr FRUctuary" and means "Eat your own fruit".
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30 Dec 2010
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edrodmedina
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An actuary is a business professional who deal with the financial impact of risk uncertanity.Huh? An usufructuary is therefore an American (US) business professional who offers fruit financial advice. These people can be seen working at supermarkets and green groceries and sometimes farms although at farms fruit and vegetables are usually not accorded the right (at least not here in the US) to hire financial planners due to union laws. |
30 Dec 2010
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