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If it's a "PAIR" of pants why isn't it a "PAIR" of shirts or if it's a shirt why isn't it a pant? :confused:

I believe it was in the 5th Century that people only had enough material to cover one leg, and it was call a "pant". It wasn't until the 7th Century that material became more common and at that time both legs were covered. Therefore the apparel became known as a pair of "pants".
 
I believe it was in the 5th Century that people only had enough material to cover one leg, and it was call a "pant". It wasn't until the 7th Century that material became more common and at that time both legs were covered. Therefore the apparel became known as a pair of "pants".

Hmmmm. I'll buy that for a dollar. :)
 
You'd be paying way too much for that, Jack. He should pay you for taking it off his hands.

Unless he's secretly a penguin. :rolleyes: :D

By the way, is it "a pair if scissors" and "one sciss"?

I believe it was in the 5th Century that people only had enough material to make a sciss, which was a type of knife with a rounded handle. It wasn't until the 7th Century that material became more common and at that time two scisses were joined together to make a pair of scisses. Due to translation interpretation over time, a pair of scisses became known as a pair of scissors. :D
 
Hmmmm. I'll buy that for a dollar. :)

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Something to think about when it comes to personal habits!
Interview with 101 year old Hattie Mae MacDonald of Feague, Kentucky:




Reporter: Can you give us some health tips for reaching the age of 101?

Hattie: For better digestion I drink beer. In the case of appetite loss I drink white wine. For low blood pressure I drink red wine.
In the case of high blood pressure I drink scotch. And when I have a cold I drink Schnapps.

Reporter: When do you drink water?

Hattie: I've never been that sick.
 
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