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• So your little head is just a little cuppa grog....... CUTE

  in ANNUAL NOG THREAD Comment by Loose_Thread October 2010
• Wikipedia sez The "nog" part of its name may stem from the word "noggin", a Middle English term used to describe a small, wooden, carved mug used to serve alcohol... Yet another story is that the term derived from the name "egg-and-grog", a common …

  in ANNUAL NOG THREAD Comment by Loose_Thread October 2010
• Online Etymology Dictionary sez Noggin: 1620s, "small cup, mug," later "small drink" (1690s), of unknown origin, possibly related to Norfolk dialectal nog "strong ale" (now chiefly in eggnog). Informal meaning "head" first attested 1866 in Amer.Eng.…

  in ANNUAL NOG THREAD Comment by Loose_Thread October 2010
• Is nog related to noggin? I think so. They sound Anglo-Saxon. But how?

  in ANNUAL NOG THREAD Comment by Loose_Thread October 2010
• I say...... get some EARPLUGS !!!!!!!

  in HONKING Comment by Loose_Thread October 2010
• Matthew You you you

  in HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MATTHEW! Comment by Loose_Thread October 2010
• What I recognize is the rapid eating style

  in Pizza Videos Comment by Loose_Thread October 2010
• It's me!

  in NEW UHX! Comment by Loose_Thread October 2010
• Who are you people

  in I Hope Gary Finds New UHX Comment by Loose_Thread October 2010