Word For The Day, Wednesday, March 7, 2007 - concomitant

Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary ^ | 03/07/2007 | The Janitor

[xsmommy]

sounds good to me!

[secret garden]

I'm pretty sure we'd never see him shave his head in support of her battle, as Brett Favre did for his wife Deana. I love #4.

[TruthShallSetYouFree]

Hillary just needs to get a little more sun and work on her accent a bit and she could become the next great tan comic. Not! (Gee, Hillary, I hope I wasn’t too sarcastic—as a former U.S.A.F. sergeant, I used all of the noncom tact I learned during my service to America (not to be confused with the “service to America” so proudly proclaimed by the Clintons, which service got them from zero dollars to a hundred million dollars in one decade.)

Concomitant with the scrutiny Hillary will get as a presidential candidate, her beloved husband’s record will also get a close look. Perhaps there will be sufficient cause to throw that tomcat con in jail. Scooter’s not the only one who ever got convicted for lying to a grand jury. Of course, the major media believes that lying by an assistant to a vice-president about a non-crime is far, far more serious than perjury by a sitting President about his own sexual harassment crimes.

[MoochPooch]

Hi, late for the party as usual.

Snow & lousy weather seem to be concomitant to sluggishness.

[sig226]

My silencer arrived yesterday, concomitant with my tax refund check. This proves that the government might in some way be useful.