Porpentine

[Dave Monroe]

Well, off the top of my head, the English Lge wasn't
quite all the way through that Great Vowel Movement,
uh, Shift at the time of Shakespeare.  Also, keep in
mind, these are people who STILL say "reh-NAY-sahnce"
(they do on Monty Python, at any rate) and so forth,
so ...

On the OTHER other hand, "The Argentine" ...

--- David Casseres <david.casseres at gmail.com> wrote:

> Of course it rhymes with turpentine.  It means
> "porcupine," so it rhymes with porcupine.  Fuck
> Webster.


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