Which is worse?

[populistmom]

Poll question: Which is worse?

Is it:

[Faygo Kid]

1. None of the above - it's bad spelling that's the worst

Gluttonany? Is that like strategery?

[populistmom]

4. oops!

corrected

[Faygo Kid]

8. Obviously, more fun with the misspelling

From the looks of the posts, you invented a new word! And a damn fine one, too, whatever it means.

[wryter2000]

2. Nothing wrong with lust

hee-hee

[trof]

3. Is a gluttonany

a nanny who can't stop eating?
<hee>

[Robb]

5. I'm thinkin'

it's like a hootenanny, and I approve. ;)

[arwalden]

6. I Voted For "Gluttonany" Because I Like The Way It ROLLS Off My Tongue...

First there was little orphan annie... now there's glutton-annie.

(Typos are great!)

-- Allen

[POed_Ex_Repub]

7. I believe the official definition

Is a nanny who's got "much back" ;-)

[populistmom]

9. A notable side effect from spending time with children

At least it was.

[SOteric]

10. What?! Where's Greed, Sloth, and Envy?!

[populistmom]

15. Less applicable

For me anyway.
Those aren't my problems, so I know they're bad. In fact, they're simply terrible in comparison. O8)

[Zomby Woof]

11. just the self-pity

Which is a disease in the Lounge. More yaks, less self-pity, I say!

[populistmom]

16. Can I feel sorry for my yak?

He had a really bad day.

[scottcsmith]

12. Spelling

Take the extra secend to click on "check spelling" before posting anything. How hard is that?

[VelmaD]

13. Apparently too hard...

for you.

I await your response any SECOND now. ;-)

[populistmom]

17. Hee hee!

:think:

[spychoactive]

14. but with spell-check we'd have no 'glutton-any'

where i envision a festive, colorful gathering, where eating and dancing are the rule, until dancing becomes impossible...

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spike