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In a message dated 12/18/02 6:57:38 AM, Earthmomma67@... writes:

<< I think it was
cause he just liked saying Butt. He's somewhat odd. (just the way I like
'em!) >>

Yesterday Holly asked why there was such a word as "buttocks" but no
"asstocks."

That is a funny question!! <G> Ass is from "arse," which wasn't in writing
much but the OED's first citation is 1000 (1002 years ago), and "buttocks"
didn't arise (**ahem**) until the 14th century.

Marty's friends have been using the verb "to school" a lot, as in "You've
been schooled" or "He's schooling Kirby upstairs," or "Dude!! He SCHOOLED
you!"

And it means to whip someone's buttocks in a game. Video, cards,
whatever--better a one-on-one victory, and that, to them is "to school
someone."

Sandra

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In a message dated 12/18/02 12:07:57 PM Eastern Standard Time,
SandraDodd@... writes:

> And it means to whip someone's buttocks in a game. Video, cards,
> whatever--better a one-on-one victory, and that, to them is "to school
> someone."
>
> Sandra
>

Yeah, I think I have heard that one too.. Kinda like you just taught someone
a lesson, butt good :-)

Teresa


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