HEY! I tried emaling you, but u do not have the option to email you!! I wanted to thank you for the best answer, and i agree with you, i like short, sweet, to the point answers!!!

(how to teach an old dog new tricks?)

1. typical amount: the level, amount, or degree of something that is typical of a group or class of people or things

2. mathematics number considered typical of number group: a number that can be regarded as typical of a group of numbers, calculated by adding the numbers together, then dividing the total by the amount of numbers

3. sports measure of playing performance: a measure of a player’s or team’s achievement, reached by dividing the number of opportunities for successful performances by how many times a successful performance was achieved

4. stock exchange intermediate price: a measure of stock exchange performance, based on the total of prices for a group or class of securities, divided by the number of securities

5. law loss at sea: in maritime law, the loss or damage of a ship and its cargo, or the division of the costs of this loss or damage among the owner or partners involved

Microsoft® Encarta® Reference Library 2004. © 1993-2003 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

Even worse is a phrase, used as a ‘word’

“You know” or “ya know”

or ‘like ya know’

I never know what the people who say this are talking about because they never tell me. That’s probably because they think I already know. So, what I wonder is, why are they still talking?

That’s the most offensive to my ears.

Moron, idiot and numbskull, etc. don’t even come close.

Average is almost a compliment, relatvely speaking.

C. :)!!