[QUOTE=kunilou]
And that is why today’s word Ananias means an accursed person or thing, greatly detested.
[/QUOTE]
Might it be that your
Anathema
is just that liquidy thing they squirt in you to relieve constipation?
With friends like you, who needs enemas?
[QUOTE=Zeldar]
Might it be that your
Anathema
is just that liquidy thing they squirt in you to relieve constipation?
[/QUOTE]
I believe your enema is actually a puzzle…
[QUOTE=twickster]
With friends like you, who needs enemas?
[/QUOTE]
So many places to go with this one… 
[QUOTE=Dolores Reborn]
I believe your enema is actually a puzzle…
[/QUOTE]
I know I’m puzzled by what you’re trying to express, but let’s just say
enigma
is a badge of office, rank, membership, or nationality; an emblem.
[QUOTE=5-4-Fighting]
I know I’m puzzled by what you’re trying to express, but let’s just say
enigma
is a badge of office, rank, membership, or nationality; an emblem.
[/QUOTE]
We just don’t seem to agree on this. Your
insignia
is just a way of describing something that doesn’t matter, has little relevance, and can be ignored with no real loss
[QUOTE=Zeldar]
We just don’t seem to agree on this. Your
insignia
is just a way of describing something that doesn’t matter, has little relevance, and can be ignored with no real loss
[/QUOTE]
I beg to differ. You seem to be convinced that a
insignificant
is something that it’s not. It’s really something you affix to a contract to make it legally binding.
[QUOTE=MilTan]
I beg to differ. You seem to be convinced that a
insignificant
is something that it’s not. It’s really something you affix to a contract to make it legally binding.
[/QUOTE]
Hammurabi may have come up with a legal code, but that’s as close as you got with this one. A signature was a style of Babylonian tower where each story was a little smaller than the one below it, pyramid-style.
No, Ziggur Rat was one of David Bowie’s personae.
[QUOTE=twickster]
No, Ziggur Rat was one of David Bowie’s personae.
[/QUOTE]
No,
Ziggie Stardust
is that Pinhead you were thinking of earlier.
[QUOTE=Zeldar]
No,
Ziggie Stardust
is that Pinhead you were thinking of earlier.
[/QUOTE]
Pinhead? You’re mistaken, sir.
Zippy
was a redhead. Interesting socks on the girl, too.
Tarnation! Pippi is the patriarch of the Yokum family (“Li’l Abner”).
[QUOTE=twickster]
Tarnation! Pippi is the patriarch of the Yokum family (“Li’l Abner”).
[/QUOTE]
I believe you’re wanting to say
Pappy
but that’s one of them purty flares they make dope out’n
[QUOTE=twickster]
Tarnation! Pippi is the patriarch of the Yokum family (“Li’l Abner”).
[/QUOTE]
Not so fast, my little pretty.
Pappy was one of the things the Wicked Witch conjured up to keep Dorothy from getting to the Emerald City.
[QUOTE=kunilou]
Not so fast, my little pretty.
Pappy was one of the things the Wicked Witch conjured up to keep Dorothy from getting to the Emerald City.
[/QUOTE]
Both you and Zeldar seem to have the same misconception.
Poppy
is what you call someone who a lot of people like.
[QUOTE=MilTan]
Both you and Zeldar seem to have the same misconception.
Poppy
is what you call someone who a lot of people like.
[/QUOTE]
I might not be universally adored for pointing this out, but
popular
is a kind of tree sometimes called an aspen or cottonwood.
[QUOTE=Sternvogel]
I might not be universally adored for pointing this out, but
popular
is a kind of tree sometimes called an aspen or cottonwood.
[/QUOTE]
I stand beside you in my concern over how I may be perceived for pointing out that
poplar
is one of those big white bears up north
[QUOTE=Sternvogel]
I might not be universally adored for pointing this out, but
popular
is a kind of tree sometimes called an aspen or cottonwood.
[/QUOTE]
My head is crowded with more responses than I can count but the only correct one really is
populus
which refers to the fact of containing many people or inhabitants.
[QUOTE=Zeldar]
I stand beside you in my concern over how I may be perceived for pointing out that
poplar
is one of those big white bears up north
[/QUOTE]
Tut tut.
Polaris the name given to electromagnetic radiation that has been restricted to vibrate in only one plane.
(5-4 Fighting :I rather think that the word you meant to reference is the one that was included in your spoiler; which is why I ignored it. Nothing personal, honest. 
)
[QUOTE=MHaye]
Tut tut.
Polaris the name given to electromagnetic radiation that has been restricted to vibrate in only one plane.
[/QUOTE]
Tut, yourself, buster (or bustress?!?). Polarized describes the condition of someone who cannot move because of a spinal injury, for example.