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Trudge over the tired treatment of “lol†at the top and skip gleefully down into the gooier gripe.
If Crayola named a crayon “phlegm green†it would probably be the last one in the box. Phlegm is the cold and watery humor, and to the ancient Greeks, indicated a cold, emotionless personality. Phlegm conjures images of its cousin mucus and the poorly chosen mucus spokesman of the Mucenix commercial.
I like the word "phlegm." It thoroughly describes the disgusting substance that it names. All words should be so perfect.
Ron Draney, I've not heard the story about Katie Couric. Why on earth would she object to "sputum?" I'm assuming it was the word and not the actual substance that she had a problem with?
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