Kermit is correct.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=tropper
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Del Mar Online Racing CommunityBeing in jail is no fun-home sweet home.
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Re: Being in jail is no fun-home sweet home.Nope. He used the article "a" before tropper. So it wouldn't be "a tropper". You wouldn't say a person is "a broken", "a screwed up". But you would say a person is "a trouper" (and it's not "trooper"). I'm feeling nit-picky today. Sorry Kermit. "And Afleet Alex just ran right by Giacomo like he was standing still!"
Tom Durkin, 2005 Belmont Stakes
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Three things that don't Lie: Urban Dictionary, TMZ, and the Chatzy archives..
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Add Merriam-Webster. Kermit, you started all this! "And Afleet Alex just ran right by Giacomo like he was standing still!"
Tom Durkin, 2005 Belmont Stakes
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Do us all a favor. If you don't have anything to say -- don't say it! I hate it when I don't forward chain letter and I die the next day!
Re: Being in jail is no fun-home sweet home.Mary how about early release
Re: Being in jail is no fun-home sweet home.Mary how about permanent ban? (insert serious face here)
"I'm Winston Wolf. I solve problems."
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How about you?
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Yay, bring it on! That would be the best gift of 2011. "And Afleet Alex just ran right by Giacomo like he was standing still!"
Tom Durkin, 2005 Belmont Stakes
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