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se·ces·sion [si-sesh-uhn]
noun
1. an act or instance of seceding.
2. ( often initial capital letter ) U.S. History . the withdrawal from the Union of 11 Southern states in the period 1860–61, which brought on the Civil War.
That is all...suc·ceed [/səkˈsēd/]
Verb:
1. Achieve what one aims or wants to: "he succeeded in winning a pardon".
2. (of a plan, request, or undertaking) Lead to the desired result.
Only if they are in operable condition...AndyC wrote:Guns & religion beat tofu and Crocs any day of the week.
My Crocs are all broken down, and my tofu is in the shop....AndyC wrote:You happen to have any that aren't in operable condition?packa45 wrote:Only if they are in operable condition...AndyC wrote:Guns & religion beat tofu and Crocs any day of the week.
It's like my unreconstructed pappy used to say. If at first you don't secede, try, try again.pbwalker wrote:se·ces·sion [si-sesh-uhn]
noun
1. an act or instance of seceding.
2. ( often initial capital letter ) U.S. History . the withdrawal from the Union of 11 Southern states in the period 1860–61, which brought on the Civil War.That is all...suc·ceed [/səkˈsēd/]
Verb:
1. Achieve what one aims or wants to: "he succeeded in winning a pardon".
2. (of a plan, request, or undertaking) Lead to the desired result.
