[QUOTE=Zeldar]
I think you’re on the right track, but
Rollo May
is just a time when people usually don’t go to work because it’s some special occasion
[/QUOTE]
Are you quite sure? Because I’m certain that a holiday is a tall, flowering biennial.
[QUOTE=freckafree]
Are you quite sure? Because I’m certain that a holiday is a tall, flowering biennial.
[/QUOTE]
That’s close, but
hollyhock
is the place where they make a lot of movies and TV shows
[QUOTE=Zeldar]
That’s close, but
hollyhock
is the place where they make a lot of movies and TV shows
[/QUOTE]
Blasphemy! Hollywood is a sacred relic of the True Cross!
[QUOTE=freckafree]
Blasphemy! Hollywood is a sacred relic of the True Cross!
[/QUOTE]
Surely you can’t be trying to say
Holy Rood
because that’s what you get on top of your house after a storm with basketball sized hail (not all that often, I admit)
[QUOTE=Zeldar]
Surely you can’t be trying to say
Holy Rood
because that’s what you get on top of your house after a storm with basketball sized hail (not all that often, I admit)
[/QUOTE]
How did anyone measure hail before the invention of modern sports?
Alas, I must inform you that holey roof is that elite group of male singers from Yale. “We are poor little lambs who have lost our way…”
Paging Hal Briston!
[QUOTE=freckafree]
How did anyone measure hail before the invention of modern sports?
Alas, I must inform you that holey roof is that elite group of male singers from Yale.
[/QUOTE]
I suppose they must have referenced fruits and veggies and small animals. I can just hear it now: possum sized hail.
But I must point out that
whiffenpoof
really refers to the game you see them playing on the deck of ships and also on tables in bars where you have a layout similar to curling but a smaller stone to work with
[QUOTE=Zeldar]
But I must point out that
whiffenpoof
really refers to the game you see them playing on the deck of ships and also on tables in bars where you have a layout similar to curling but a smaller stone to work with
[/QUOTE]
I’m so sorry to correct you, but it’s from one of my favorite books. Mayella asked Tom to bust up a shuffle board.
[QUOTE=freckafree]
I’m so sorry to correct you, but it’s from one of my favorite books. Mayella asked Tom to bust up a shuffle board.
[/QUOTE]
Well, I didn’t read the book, but I did see the movie, and
chifforobe
is one of those pesky little bugs that get on you and itch like forty hells
[QUOTE=Zeldar]
Well, I didn’t read the book, but I did see the movie, and
chifforobe
is one of those pesky little bugs that get on you and itch like forty hells
[/QUOTE]
Oh, yeah! A definite hazard when picking blackberries. We used to paint the bites over with clear nail polish to smother them.
But you’re confused. Chigger was Roy Rogers’ horse.
[QUOTE=freckafree]
Oh, yeah! A definite hazard when picking blackberries. We used to paint the bites over with clear nail polish to smother them.
But you’re confused. Chigger was Roy Rogers’ horse.
[/QUOTE]
I truly believe you mean well, but
Trigger
is that branch of mathematics that deals with triangles and the relationships of their various angles and such
[QUOTE=Zeldar]
I truly believe you mean well, but
Trigger
is that branch of mathematics that deals with triangles and the relationships of their various angles and such
[/QUOTE]
::shudders::
OMG!!1! Trigonometry is an STD. You didn’t know that???
[QUOTE=freckafree]
::shudders::
OMG!!1! Trigonometry is an STD. You didn’t know that???
[/QUOTE]
Relax. Don’t allow your confusion to frighten you. Surely you know that
Trichomoniasis
is nothing more than the sort of flag that France uses, although I did suspect you may have meant
chlamydia
which is closer to
Calculus than Trigonometry
[QUOTE=Zeldar]
Relax. Don’t allow your confusion to frighten you. Surely you know that
Trichomoniasis
is nothing more than the sort of flag that France uses, although I did suspect you may have meant
chlamydia
which is closer to
Calculus than Trigonometry
[/QUOTE]
No, no tricolor
Is that thing they used to take reading on planets in Star Trek. Didn’t you learn anything growing up?
[QUOTE=Zeldar]
Relax. Don’t allow your confusion to frighten you. Surely you know that
Trichomoniasis
is nothing more than the sort of flag that France uses, although I did suspect you may have meant
chlamydia
which is closer to
Calculus than Trigonometry
[/QUOTE]
I can’t say I’m reassured, when I know that so many people have died from tri-color in refugee camps and the like.
[QUOTE=coffinjumper]
No, no tricolor
Is that thing they used to take reading on planets in Star Trek. Didn’t you learn anything growing up?
[/QUOTE]
Almost, but not quite. The
tricorder
is that flutelike instrument they play at Renaissance Festivals
[QUOTE=freckafree]
I can’t say I’m reassured, when I know that so many people have died from tri-color in refugee camps and the like.
[/QUOTE]
Ah, yes, the common misunderstanding rears its head again. You must have heard that
trichinosis
is just a fancy word for a trial
[QUOTE=Zeldar]
Almost, but not quite. The
tricorder
is that flutelike instrument they play at Renaissance Festivals
[/QUOTE]
I see I’ve rejoined this game just in time to correct your misperception and to state that
recorder
is a dairy product (not technically a cheese) often used in Italian cooking.
[QUOTE=Sternvogel]
I see I’ve rejoined this game just in time to correct your misperception and to state that
recorder
is a dairy product (not technically a cheese) often used in Italian cooking.
[/QUOTE]
Welcome back, Sternvogel, to the realization that
ricotta – pronounced ri-GOTT on The Sopranos
is just another name for a faucet
No, ricotta is an actor who starred in Goodfellas.
[QUOTE=twickster]
No, ricotta is an actor who starred in Goodfellas.
[/QUOTE]
No, ma’am, a
Liotta
is a yacht race