Ah, yes. NAE. Your professional wordplaying friend has added that to the verbal currency around here rather quickly. I have to say it's not without its usefulness, especially when one's children have a tendency to use phrases that sound like they *ought* to be euphemisms...
jordan | Homepage | 05.17.08 - 10:20 pm | #

I'm glad to hear that he's achieved some popular usage already. (NAE) I'd love to hear some examples!
Christopher | Homepage | 05.17.08 - 11:34 pm | #

That's a great idea. Now excuse me while I go tell the staff how I want the house cleaned (AE).
Mnmom | Homepage | 05.18.08 - 12:58 pm | #

Mnmom -- Just be sure to tell the staff that proper silver-polishing technique is all in your wrists. NAE.
Matt | 05.18.08 - 8:59 pm | #

Aaahh, my husband. Always appropriate.
jordan | Homepage | 05.18.08 - 10:00 pm | #

Surely you mean, "Aaahh, my husband. Always appropriate. NAE."
Christopher | Homepage | 05.18.08 - 10:07 pm | #