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letter
archaic, the pre-computer-age habit of writing upon pulped wood with a hand operated stylus and ink; and the subsequent analog transmission of the data contained therein via human and mechanical agency.
Lexus
1. the sign by which the aristocracy will be recognized during the Great Guillotine Revival of the late 21st century.
2. the unpublished masterpiece by Henry Miller detailing step by step how to convince young girls to let one stick candles in their anuses.
liar
one who is basically honest but is on other occasions a useless waste of skin.
Liberia
a country in Africa founded for and by black American expatriates; a chance to demonstrate their innate superiority to the white man by denying the right to vote to their own Negroes for fully 76 years longer.
Libertarian
1. a political curiosity; a person whose political view consists of knowing what’s right and then closing one’s eyes.
compare with Democrat and Republican.
2. a Druid; a political kamikaze; a harmlessly unelectable psychopath.
lick
1. to appease a spouse.
2. to defeat an enemy.
3. to garner a promotion.
4. to heal a wound.
lie
1. to utter something untrue; as the Master teaches us, lies come in many levels: fib, white lie, lie, out and out lie, damn lie, goddamn lie, and statistics.
2. to speak about one’s career.
3. to speak to one’s lover.
see also data.
Limbaugh, Rush
1. a clinical dietitian whose has advanced a fantastically successful theory of weight-loss, being prescription narcotics block appetite every bit as effectively as heroin and opium; more at pill-popper.
2. a philosopher who has proposed an enlightened theory of segregation, namely black drug abusers in prison, white drug abusers on the radio.
see also radio disc jockey.
linguist
1. one whose skill with the tongue is, sadly, rather limited to enunciation.
2. from the Latin for tongue, lingua; a tonguer, one who tongues.

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