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  1. Sorni
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    Could it be what is done with a loogie then?

    JD


    no, that would be "hock" , oe "hawk" a loogie, depending on which side of the country your
    posting from.....

    Seems like a hork could be one of those mis-fired hocks that ends up dangling from your
    shoulder...

    This group is getting too damned high-brow for me.

    What Are We, Roadies? Bill

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  2. Mark Webb
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    >Nope, a technicolour yawn is a beautiful euphumism for vomiting.
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    Or the liquid laugh, hurling, etc...

    . .throwin' the groceries, unswallowing your lunch. . .

    Parking the leopard, saying hello to god on the big white telephone...

    driving the porcelain bus, barfing, tossing cookies...

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  3. Jd
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    >>Keep seeing this term in the mags - hucking.
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    >>Is hucking where you drop off a ledge and jumping is where you get air via a natural ramp of
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    >Hucking is akin to a technicolor yawn.

    No, that would "chucking" or "horking".

    Could it be what is done with a loogie then?

    Theoretically.

    I would hope so because those who "huck" bikes off of cliffs are not much more intelligent
    than a loogie.

    JD

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  4. Westie
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    >>Keep seeing this term in the mags - hucking.
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    No, that would "chucking" or "horking".

    Could it be what is done with a loogie then?

    JD


    no, that would be "hock" , oe "hawk" a loogie, depending on which side of the country your posting
    from.....

    That's what I thought that it was. Clearing the snorkel, hawking/hocking a big juicy one...
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    Westie

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  5. Michael Dart
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    >>Nope, a technicolour yawn is a beautiful euphumism for vomiting.
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    >Or the liquid laugh, hurling, etc...
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    . .throwin' the groceries, unswallowing your lunch. . .

    Parking the leopard, saying hello to god on the big white telephone...

    driving the porcelain bus, barfing, tossing cookies...

    Okay! Okay! I <urrrp> get the <unhhhh> picture! :^o

    Mike

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  6. Sorni
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    >>>Nope, a technicolour yawn is a beautiful euphumism for vomiting.
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    >>Or the liquid laugh, hurling, etc...
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    > . .throwin' the groceries, unswallowing your lunch. . .

    Parking the leopard, saying hello to god on the big white telephone...

    driving the porcelain bus, barfing, tossing cookies...

    Okay! Okay! I <urrrp> get the <unhhhh> picture! :^o

    Meeting Earl. Greeting Ralph. Getting ROLFed. Praying at the porcelain altar.

    Ah Memories Bill

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