Pregnant Student

The Voice of America presents the Halls of Ivy starring Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coleman. Good evening, this is Ronald Coleman. And Bonita Coleman. Inviting you to join us again on the campus of Ivy College.

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Ivy College, that is, in the town of Ivy, USA. Somebody once observed that a letter is an unannounced visitor for the postman, There's going down a lot of the customary company this morning. When his wife, Victoria, brings an armful of letters into his study and says...

Dolly, I know how busy you are this morning, so I've already sorted the mail. I took out all the ones addressed to Mr. and Mrs. and she has your batch. The batch? They came out sweet. I would hardly describe too as a batch.

Batch is a quantity or a number of anything coming at one time and treated as a set. The shit! Oh, I see like a batch of tennis, or I just had my hair batched. Or a batching head.

Well, for your information, which you may find useful on rainy afternoons, the origin of the word batch is the Anglo-Saxon bacon to bake. Oh, I always thought bacon was what you brought home from a horse race if you were lucky.

No dear, that is B-A-C-O-N, which brings up another interesting word association, the use of various edibles for the word money. All those cabbage, lettuce, dough, beans, sugar, berries, grays. Then you can have fish, let me tell fish until payday.

Mmm, mmm, or just part of a fish, let me a fin. a fin, or just a buck, which is a male deer, which is meat, which takes care of that whole subject, of which I was getting a little weary anyway.