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Smithsonian Puts Mysterious Crystal Skull on Display
foxnews ^ | Wednesday, July 09, 2008

Posted on 09/23/2008 4:04:46 PM PDT by Justice Department

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To: Lady Jag

“hosey”?


21 posted on 09/23/2008 6:11:21 PM PDT by Justice Department ("Comedy is allied to justice." Aristophenes)
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22 posted on 09/23/2008 6:14:01 PM PDT by Justice Department ("Comedy is allied to justice." Aristophenes)
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23 posted on 09/23/2008 6:14:25 PM PDT by Justice Department ("Comedy is allied to justice." Aristophenes)
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Skull Henge


24 posted on 09/23/2008 6:19:12 PM PDT by Justice Department ("Comedy is allied to justice." Aristophenes)
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To: Lady Jag

I hosey this one.I think.

25 posted on 09/23/2008 6:24:08 PM PDT by Justice Department ("Comedy is allied to justice." Aristophenes)
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To: Lady Jag
"It all depends on what you mean by Crystal Skull."

Lego Crystal Scull

26 posted on 09/23/2008 6:28:36 PM PDT by Justice Department ("Comedy is allied to justice." Aristophenes)
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Dictionary:

hosey

  (') pronunciation
intr.v. New England., -seyed, -sey·ing, -seys.

To choose sides for a children's game.

[Perhaps from French (je) choisis, (I) choose, first person sing. present of choisir, to choose, from Old French.

REGIONAL NOTE   Children in New England, especially in the Boston area, use the expression I hosey when they are choosing sides for a game. The Boston Globe asked readers about it in late 1987 and received responses from Boston; Belmont, Massachusetts; New Hampshire; and Maine. Its users agree that it is a children's expression but are unsure of its origin—some think that it derives from a pronunciation of choose with a heavy Irish brogue. Another possible origin of the expression is French-Canadian choisir, “to choose.”

27 posted on 09/23/2008 7:08:57 PM PDT by Lady Jag (Donate to FR anytime at https://secure.freerepublic.com/donate)
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To: Art Bell

Ping!


28 posted on 09/23/2008 7:34:08 PM PDT by null and void (Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle.)
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