Muppet, Eeyorish added to dictionary

StuntDoomBuggy

StuntDoomBuggy

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they got prarie wrong.. ever watched "rat race" ? lol! this is preaty strange.. are these words official? i mean, i dont hear "muppet" used that way, only the puppets.. they better put the real meaning of muppet, or else some kids will say "muppet? that means like foolish person, right? well, why did they call these puppets "muppets" if that means they are foolish.." *siigh* at least it isint merriam webster ...
 
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Erika

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Originally posted by StuntDoomBuggy
they got prarie wrong.. ever watched "rat race" ? lol! this is preaty strange.. are these words official? i mean, i dont hear "muppet" used that way, only the puppets.. they better put the real meaning of muppet, or else some kids will say "muppet? that means like foolish person, right? well, why did they call these puppets "muppets" if that means they are foolish.." *siigh* at least it isint merriam webster ...
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Oh dear, now I've gone cross-eyed...
 
tenchu

tenchu

Well-Known Member
Originally posted by StuntDoomBuggy
they got prarie wrong.. ever watched "rat race" ? lol! this is preaty strange.. are these words official? i mean, i dont hear "muppet" used that way, only the puppets.. they better put the real meaning of muppet, or else some kids will say "muppet? that means like foolish person, right? well, why did they call these puppets "muppets" if that means they are foolish.." *siigh* at least it isint merriam webster ...
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Muppet is fairly commonly used like that over here in britain, as you can see, the story originated in LOndon.

We have to put up with your meaning for words, heres a few of ours. :animwink:

:lol:
 

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