May 22, 2013
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Mike Stanley
And his unlimited vocabulary
by Sally Mitani
posted 7/11/2012
Perhaps you have somewhere in your past an aunt, grandmother, or fifth-grade teacher who would sniff, "That's a sign of a very limited vocabulary!" whenever they heard a four-letter word. I heard this "limited-vocabulary" bit all the time; it really killed in Kalamazoo among the grown-ups in the 1960s. Too bad Miss Patton's not around anymore, because had that
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