This column of a day or two ago, by Bob Cesca, speaks the truth, makes you laugh, and is a good illustration of my point that "saucy" should become a regular part of everyone's vocabulary.
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Forever after, whenever I saw "saucy," I'm going to think SUZY!
should we pronounce it 'sossee' or 'saw SAYYYY'?
Just wndering.
It's "sousè" -- accent grav over the e.
That's a quote from W.C. Fields in The Bank Dick by the way. The movie in which he plays a character named Egbert Sousè. Very funny movie.
I even recognized the quote. Great movie. I think that one also had a line, roughly, "Some scoundrel has stolen the cork from my lunch."
Godfrey Daniels, he was a funny guy.
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We rented The Fatal Glass of Beer last year. Oh my gosh, it was so funny!
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