Does the last name "Doolittle" imply laziness?
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I knew a "Dick Burst" once!
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Hey, you gotta pick SOMEONE- it might as well be me since you sure as hell don't seem to want to do this boring, pointless, and thankless job.\n\n\nSorry, that's the best I can do without knowing a name to make a rhyme or catchy slogan to.
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its an ordinary name or person
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If his nickname was "Tuck", it could be that his LAST name was Tucker, not his first name.  Try doing your search using a last name of Tucker.
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I think its just plain laziness
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Wow..now that you mention it. That's crazy . Yeah I get it. It should sound like "cater" not "matter". Maybe it was named after a Paterson dude with this pronounciation!
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Yes, I like my name very much.  There are two things I hate about it:\n\n1.  People making fun of it, thinking that my parents named me "Louise" after the character Isabel Sanford played on the hit TV show, "The Jeffersons."\n\n2.  People called me that ridiculous nickname "Weezy."  Only the late Isabel Sanford is Weezy; in life and in death.
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What's in a name?\n\nIf you look at the title of the picture, http://www.weffriddles.com/images/pessimist.jpg and the clue is "half full" that leads you to the term "optimist". So substitute the word optimist in the picture:\n\nhttp://www.weffriddles.com/images/optimist.jpg
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if i spent a good amount of time coming up with a serious question, i'd try to make sure all my p's and q's were in order.  laziness isn't the problem but sometimes time is.\n\ni share your frustration with contractions like "urz" where there's no effort to hide the fact.  but a simple typo CAN happen to anyone, and the spell check isn't always working, nor does it cover your question's details.\n\ngo ahead and vent... and the problem IS worse on weekends and i assume that's why you're venting today.  to get the serious answer, you must spit and polish the question, and that includes spelling, grammar, and details.  you wouldn't go to a job interview in shorts and a t-shirt.  your serious question on y!answers deserves the same attention to detail.
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Get off your high horse...this is a forum for anyone who wants to participate in it, not just for smart people who proofread.  Misspelled words aren't necessarily a sign of poor education as much as laziness (not to suggest that laziness is any better).  Just get over it.
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Your name isn't really Glizzzy. WTF kind of name is that?
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Once upon a time, one clever man said:\n"Who wants - looks for the ways; who does not want - looks for reasons"...\nYou *must* win the war against your laziness, or you will be unhappy in your life.
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Absolutely.\nAlthough the word is eponymous anyway, which somewhat betrays your lack of knowledge.
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Laziness is a psychological problem, not a physical one, so there is no single relationship between  your physiological condition and your laziness.\n\nFatigue may bring on listlessness, but that can't be called lazy.
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After thinking it over, my answer is...DWAIN!  Ha-ha!  That is cute.  Thanks for the clue!
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Just looked at your OTHER QUESTIONS.........\n\nSorry, Gotta change it to Little Petey.
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thanks for the laugh, elvis? lol larry thats a nice name.... lol ill give you my dragon if you vote me Best Answer!