ElectricBlue
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Well, just look at you!Stonehenge is so passé - all the cool kids prefer dolmades.
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Well, just look at you!Stonehenge is so passé - all the cool kids prefer dolmades.
It is in the Outer Lesbrides. International Dating Line and all that.Is it Thighsday yet?
I like to make up my own words.
I'm just being cumtankerous.The last date I went on was.... Lets just say the dinosaurs were young.
I'm an old country boy so I try to keep the syllables short. Less of a chance for a misunderstanding.
I was joking.Aw my dear Millie, how so? EM asked a question and got an answer. There were no rude descriptive terms attached, no denigrating adjectives, no obnoxious verbs nor nouns of disrepute attached. And it wasn't me that put the words on her page, so it had to be just her. I have my own problems wrestling with the nasty little bundles of letters called words I tend to use much less trying to sneak some into someone else's work to flummox them. So yeah, was it just her? Again...yes.
Comshaw
I'm just being cumtankerous.
I figured. I should include anI was joking.
Totally over my (not very high) head…
It probably is for anyone that haven't watched Bevis and Buthead. Blame it on an old fart using old references.Totally over my (not very high) head…
Em
I’ve heard of them. But that’s it. Sorry.It probably is for anyone that haven't watched Bevis and Buthead. Blame it on an old fart using old references.
Comshaw
I'm the one that should feel sorry. Like I said, an old fart using old references. And the older I get, the more arcane the references get and the more prevalent the "WTF are you talking about" looks get. At least it makes me grin to puzzle some about what I mean.I’ve heard of them. But that’s it. Sorry.
Em
I had that once when something went wrong at work and in an attempt at gallows humour I said, "It looks like I chose the wrong week to give up sniffing glue" to colleagues who had never seen Airplane,I'm the one that should feel sorry. Like I said, an old fart using old references. And the older I get, the more arcane the references get and the more prevalent the "WTF are you talking about" looks get. At least it makes me grin to puzzle some about what I mean.
Comshaw
Now I get that oneI had that once when something went wrong at work and in an attempt at gallows humour I said, "It looks like I chose the wrong week to give up sniffing glue" to colleagues who had never seen Airplane,
Maybe movies have a longer shelf life than TV?Now I get that one.
Em
I had no clue who the basketball dude was though.Maybe movies have a longer shelf life than TV?
Em
I had no clue who the basketball dude was though.
Em
Do you keep quoting yourself on purpose, or are you forgetting to switch accounts?I had no clue who the basketball dude was though.
Em
I do employ neologisms, but the problem is my frequent overuse of abstruse paleologisms.
Em
It rolls off the tongue doesn't it [insert lewd reference here]?I was saying exactly the same thing only the other day.
It’s highfalutin.Honestly, and based on your example and absent context, I like demarcation. Or maybe "the line separating X from Y".![]()