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[AThiker at smithville.net (Felix)]

ken bennett wrote:

> (is there a verb 'to
>carnack?')
>  
>

There IS a verb 'to carnack'...but it means something other than what 
you're thinking. 'Carnack' means 'having the natural ability to work on 
cars'. i.e., "Because of his carnack, people were always having Joe work 
on their autos."  Though, I'm not sure that's a verb. There is also the 
proper noun 'CarnAck' that was left over from the failed commercial 
endeavor to start stationary (non-mobile) carnivals and name them after 
the areas of their existence. Not unlike 'Six Flags over (fill in the 
state/city). "CarnAck" was in upstate NY.  "CarnArk" was right outside 
of Texarkana. "Carnecticutt" was on the outskirts of Kent, CT. I think 
my favorite was right outside of Mobile...'CarnAL'. Not enuff people had 
knowledge of it's existence, though, and bankrupt they went.