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No probs - the meaning of words in my era and what they mean now seem to be the opposite!!! Sick for instance - sick meant bad, sick now means good and the other day when it was used in a conversation I had no idea which way it was but pathetic would have fitted.
I have problems also with too many Steves around - had 5 of them in one place the other day, all people we know, and we all answered together - gave the guy quite a fright!!!
 
I am still struggling with the planet Uranus. When I was young it was pronounced 'Your Anus'. Now the pronunciation appears to be 'You're in us'. Very confusing. Thank heavens I went to school when you could have a snigger at Mrs Wilson talking about my arse in class!! :eek:fftopic: