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The defenestration saga reminds me of the creation of the verb "Fred Flinstonire" during a study session for my Italian class at UConn 20+ years ago. Somehow we got locked out of our room and had to climb through a window to get back in. A classmate defined and conjugated Fred Flinstonire, meaning to climb through a window. If you know Italian, try it out on your next vacation to Italia or on your next visit to an Italian restaurant.
Stephen Cohen, CRM
MetLife | Legal Affairs | 212-578-2373
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