I've got a little story. Justin Wilson told it first.
The little third grader had been given a homework assignment: create a story around the vocabulary word "frugal." He didn't know what it meant, so he asked his sister. She didn't know what it meant, so they asked their dad. He didn't know what it meant, so they all asked Mom, and she said that "frugal" meant "to save." And the little boy said, "Aha! Now I can write my story!"
So the next day the little boy began his story: Once upon a time there was a beautiful princess. She was riding along in the forest and she came upon a snake. The horse was scared and threw her off, and she fell down into a deep, dark hole. She was so scared and alone, so she began calling out as loud as she could, "Frugal me! Frugal me! Won't somebody come frugal me?"
Somewhere else in the forest, a handsome prince was riding along. All of the sudden, he heard the princess calling out, "Frugal me! Frugal me!" He looked around and followed the sound of her voice to the hole. "Frugal me, frugal me!" Then he looked down the hole and saw the princess, who smiled at him. "Please, sir," she said softly, "Won't you please frugal me right here and now?"
So he jumped down in that hole and frugalled her, I guarantee.
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You can take the heart out of the hooker but you can't take the hooker out of the heart. -- Frankenhooker