Re: not butter, guns

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I was making a play on the pronunciation that some of my fellow Chicagoans make on the 'th' combo.  We say 't.'  Ute, youth.  In the vein of, "Yesterday two youths were seen pealing out of the local seven eleven in a cherry-red pickup truck, or ute."

Regards,
Cecilia.
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On Fri, 20 Aug 1999 10:53:12   Camille Scaysbrook wrote:
>Cecilia wrote:
...I could quite possibly be the
>only person in the city of Chicago who knew what they were talking about. 
>The rest of the city might have been wondering how it's possible to drive a
>heavy-duty adolescent around town...) <<
> 
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>p.s. What's that about the adolescents???
>
>Camille
>verona_beach@geocities.com



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