Tuesday 10/29/2002 4:55:24pm Name: etaoinshrdlu E-Mail: Homepage Title: Homepage URL: Referred By: Just Surfed In Location: pub116.ezboard.com/fletterstotheeditor Comments: Great site (for sore eyes from laughing so hard)

Wednesday 08/14/2002 12:56:13am Name: Daniel Clayton, aged 17 E-Mail: danielorlandoclayton@yahoo.com Homepage Title: Daniel Clayton Homepage URL: http://geocities.com/danielorlandoclayton Referred By: Just Surfed In Location: Yorkshire, England Comments: An excellent site! I love the different American dialects...they're so great to listen to!

Sunday 07/28/2002 10:40:51pm Name: ironworker "b" E-Mail: loc155ironman Homepage Title: Homepage URL: Referred By: Search Engine Location: Comments: im a union ironworker and in reguards to your little siting here un CA u can kiss my ass u f@#*'n hypicrit your going to tell my u dont own one damn thing from outside this country? maybe if all of our major companies wernt moving to other countries like mex or jap it would be a little easier to buy something from the USA and if u really think that there is a truck out there that is 100% made in america your even dumber than i thought -proud,american,and union!!!-

Saturday 03/16/2002 7:09:32pm Name: Bonnie Reedy E-Mail: bobbon@cox.net Homepage Title: Homepage URL: Referred By: Search Engine Location: Tulsa/ McAlester Oklahoma Comments: I want to know why we call a cup a cup but others call a cup a glass. My husband and I ( he was raised elswewhere) argue about what glass is. I say a cup holds liquid and he says a glass is a tall cup that has no handle. I said when my grandpa wanted a cup of iced tea he wanted a large cup made out of glass. is this an Oklahoma dialect thing or am I wrong? My husband says a cup generally has a handle and a glass doesn't. Will you please settle this.

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