question for our ladies..do you believe in the philosophy of procuring clients? or do you preferred to be procured?

look up the definition of "Procure" to be certain to answer this correctly:

pro·cure [proh-kyoor, pruh-] verb, pro·cured, pro·cur·ing.
verb (used with object)

1. to obtain or get by care, effort, or the use of special means: to procure evidence.
2. to bring about, especially by unscrupulous and indirect means: to procure secret documents.
3. to obtain (a person) for the purpose of prostitution.

No to all three definitions.

sarah is correct..she has single-handledly debunked my trick question..intelligence and beauty sometimes do go together..

Hi Mac,

I ask because Charles Emerson Winchester III , a surgeon,  was trying to procure a working girl for a touring Colonel from Tokyo!! In return the Colonel promised Charles he could return to Tokyo w/him & be on his personal staff!!  The deal, eventually, fell through!! Hawkeye used the term procure in the episode!! I thought that maybe you had the Idea for question from the episode  

LOL

No, it's another Enhlish word that real people, who are educated, use from time to time. There are many and perhaps you could master a few.

Never stopped me from identifying an educated oxymoron .  



 

Hi,

Walter Brennan as Danby-" Now don't go killing the sheriff we don't want to make a martyr out of him!"

Son - "What's a martyr?"

Danby- "Oh I forgot they didn't use those kind of words in the third grade!"

Son - "How do I know I never got that far!"

Danby ( digusted, gets up & walks away) "Ughhh"

Son #1( to son #2) "Well, you remember all those years I was stuck in the second grade"

Son #2 " Awww shut up!"

Posted By: quadseasonal

 Never stopped me from identifying an educated oxymoron .  



 

Posted By: Christian124

No, it's another Enhlish word that real people, who are educated, use from time to time. There are many and perhaps you could master a few.