As long as you don't follow it with "the Duck".
So it is...at least for those who wish to broadcast their lack of education to the general public.As anyone who has experienced life's pleasures for more than a few decades will tell you, the word "Album" is a colloquial term for a "Phonographic Album"
Yikes, I already had by rubber gloves, motor oil and jack-in-the box ready to go.(not pornographic you degenerate)
It is true that a single word should suffice. In this case the word "album" should be replaced by the word "record". This, as any "well-educated" individual (such as yourself) should know, is the proper colloquial term for what you are referring.Even someone as repressed and passive aggressive as, oh I don’t know, say yourself, should not require a complete definition when a single word might suffice.
I do hope you teach him the importance of word economics. Of course, it helps to have the right word or the economy breaks down and turns into Mexico.One of the lessons we (Mad and I) are trying to instill in our star pupil is an economy of words. This implies a shared vocabulary with the reading public.
Are you asking me out for drinks?While you may be technically correct, in an anally retentive kind of way, I would no more insist upon the words phonographic album than I would have need to say 'motion picture show' for a movie or 'foppish dithering dilettante' for a certain literary critic of our mutual acquaintance.
You had me at "foppish".I do hope this clarifies our misunderstanding.
Stop looking at me like that...it makes me shy.Most respectfully yours
Lews.







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