Thread discusses the word 'gullible' and whether it appears in dictionaries, with users debating if it's been removed since 1980 and joking about someone being gullible for looking it up.
[ 'gullible' bait and bait taking definition of 'gullible'
was already deleted ]Yes, but at least you were had by that net legend, the one and only Kibo! You might say he put the old KIBOsh on you!
(At first I thought it was strange to see Kibo in the seinfeld group, now it all makes sense!) Maybe Kramer's other name is Kibo!
" Never underestimate the power of the KIBOsh." - the K-man
(Has anyone ever seen Kibo and Kramer together at the same time?)
- Greg Sroka Menlo Park, CA
In article [email] (James "Kibo" Parry) writes:
Incidentally, there is no such word as 'gullible' in Webster's.
BZZZT! Wrong! It *used* to be there, but they took it out. No dictionary published since 1980 has contained the word ``gullible''.
In article [email] (Jack Love) writes:
jack, you are so gullible, you looked it up!
:Incidentally, there is no such word as 'gullible' in Webster's.
Lay off him. He just wanted to see his picture.