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Thicko2006 | 01:41 Sun 11th Feb 2007 | Word Origins
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Who invented the word 'overdale'?
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Thicko, I think that the name 'overdale' stems from the Latin "overius studious dalious". A person who is seeking knowledge from the wrong source.....frequently, But, I could be wrong.
02:39 Sun 11th Feb 2007
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god, when are they EVER going to unsubscribe me? It's not like it's an unreasonable request, or anything...
02:53 Sun 11th Feb 2007
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Thanks, stewey. That's put my mind at rest. How's life in Oshawa?
03:00 Sun 11th Feb 2007
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life?
03:07 Sun 11th Feb 2007
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Hello, Thicko, not too bad: a little cool (about -18c) but I think you guys have got more snow than we have! We've only had about 4 inches this season. Bardotagogo, are you also overdale? Relax, we are just having fun: that's the major purpose, I think, of this site...............see ya.
03:36 Sun 11th Feb 2007
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Cheer up, brigitte. It's a wonderful life.

stewey, no snow here, mate. Not in Western Australia in February.
06:46 Sun 11th Feb 2007
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More to the point, what does it mean? How would you use it?
23:57 Tue 13th Feb 2007

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