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[gijoe1313]

The word you seek is 'hanged' - gijoe1313 back me up on this one - you're the English Teacher....

Hang on half a mo', is this in reference to the state of affairs known as "to be hung from the neck until dead"? I dunno, seems people have a hangup to this and seems that this thread is hanging onto its relevance by a thread. A hanger-on to old times I suppose? I say we take a Hanger (pirate reference to a large bladed device of mayhem) to it all!

Now if we're talking about me asian mate Hang and his brother Hung, they would both be well...Well Hanged and Well Hung! But in all fairness, you've been hanging onto my words here for a definitive conclusion - the vernacular in apothesis is "Hanged" and is used in conjunction with the situ "the death penalty has been outlawed".

Well blow me down, I've been well and truly hanged by my words by those who hung onto the hanging of it!

Short version : Yes

[McJim]

Your capacity for verbosity has me dumbfounded, speechless and without witty riposte.

I thought the quote was ".....be taken from this place and hanged by the neck until dead."

Surprised you didn't fit in "Hangar" (where the aeroplanes live) and therefore "Hangared" into your little soliloquy.