Digital BW, The Print

I have heard and read the word "prattish" often. I have not heard the word
"dickbone" since the sixth grade.

Carolyn



> 
> To use an older idiom, Dickbo is the pot calling the kettle black.
> 
> As to Favron, I think he means Foveon.
> 
> This Dickbo character reminds me of the Dicky (Richard Corbett) who used to
> hang
> around the filmscanners mailing list. Did they both go to the same English
> finishing school?
> 
> Peter Marquis-Kyle



> Hee, hee.
> 
> Thanks for the vocabulary lesson. I had even checked the Oxford English
> Dictionary with no sign of Mr. Dickbone's inane adjective. ;-)
> 
> Thanks,
> Mike