Wednesday, June 08, 2005
Pictionary
Harry Reid on Janice Rogers Brown:
"She is basically opposed to the government being involved in anything ... I mean, they've got a doozy here."
Exactly. Couldn't have said it any better. The slang doozy or doozie entered the American language in the '30s, referring to the Duesenberg. At that time the Doozy was the finest, fastest and most capable American car, so a doozie is the finest example of a type. ¶ 4:11 PM
Harry Reid on Janice Rogers Brown:
"She is basically opposed to the government being involved in anything ... I mean, they've got a doozy here."
Exactly. Couldn't have said it any better. The slang doozy or doozie entered the American language in the '30s, referring to the Duesenberg. At that time the Doozy was the finest, fastest and most capable American car, so a doozie is the finest example of a type. ¶ 4:11 PM
