#123967 - 02/26/04 03:55 PM
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Partridge: "To indulge in physically intimate endearments, esp. in those provocative caresses which constitute the normal preliminaries to sexual congress. Coll.: C. 17-19. Cf. firk, q.v."
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#123969 - 02/26/04 05:24 PM
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Dear FB: I remember a little quip in Readers Digest long ago: "This may be the machine age, but love is still made
by hand."
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#123972 - 02/29/04 08:16 PM
Re: firkydoodle
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You wouldn't want it mass produced, would you?
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#123973 - 10/11/05 12:56 AM
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#181997 - 01/23/09 07:30 PM
Re: firkydoodle
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It's probably good this thread went nowhere. Firkydoodle, Imagine 
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#182904 - 02/24/09 04:52 PM
Re: firkydoodle
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Since this thread has had not a post in awhile, I will post
one I received earlier today from another:
EU DIRECTIVE 456179
In order to meet the conditions for joining the Single European
Currency, all citizens of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Northern Ireland must be made aware that the phrase
"spending a penny" is not to be used after 31 December 2009.
From that date on the correct term will be 'euronating'.
Somewhat irreverant, and sure to offend some, but clever
nonetheless.
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#182959 - 02/26/09 03:35 AM
Re: firkydoodle
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.  Thanks Luke I was looking for a good laugh to round out my day
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#182966 - 02/26/09 08:34 AM
Re: firkydoodle
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> euronating
I would have started a whole new thread for that one!
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#183015 - 02/27/09 11:19 AM
Re: firkydoodle
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Pound for pound I don't think the euro has hit that
Euronation yet, has it???
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#183354 - 03/08/09 07:33 AM
Re: firkydoodle
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this word's been niggling at me for five years and so I finally looked it up: firkytoodleyou flirt.
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#183365 - 03/08/09 09:17 AM
Re: firkydoodle
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this word's been niggling at me for five years and so I finally looked it up: firkytoodle
Hmm, not quite sure how that happened. I blame it on the dord and such ilk. Patridge plainly gives firkytoodle.
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#183369 - 03/08/09 11:04 AM
Re: a certain finkelmeyer
[Re: tsuwm]
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I don't quite know how to put this without making (at least) one of us look bad, but I probably wouldn't have waited five years had this been posted by someone else
Ya know? I have a feeling that this was one of my (many) wwh-prompted postings. And, that still doesn't explain how I turned toodle into doodle.
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#183380 - 03/08/09 01:36 PM
Re: a certain finkelmeyer
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group hug!
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#183387 - 03/08/09 03:50 PM
Re: a certain finkelmeyer
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Nah
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#183606 - 03/15/09 01:20 PM
Re: a certain finkelmeyer
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Who has the authority to grant it???
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#183624 - 03/16/09 07:37 AM
Re: And the winner is...
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#183630 - 03/16/09 01:07 PM
Re: And the winner is...
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Age?
Where was the headlight dimmer switch placed prior to being
put on the steering wheel column?
The bottle top of Royal Crown cola had a hole in it. What was
it used for?
What method did women use to appear to be wearing stockings when
none were available due to rationing in World War II?
What postwar car turned automotive design on its head when you
could not tell whether it was coming or going?
How was butch wax used?
Before inline skates, how did you keep your skates attached to
your shoes?
Which was the most dreaded disease of the 1940's and 1950's?
SINCE WE ARE DETERMINING AGE, THIS LITTLE QUIZ MIGHT HELP.
WHO CAN GET ALL TEN CORRECT??
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#183634 - 03/16/09 01:21 PM
Re: And the winner is...
[Re: LukeJavan8]
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1. on the floor. (I wish it still was.)
2. sprinkle clothes for ironing.
3. pen marking to simulate the stocking seam.
4. (this one I don't know)
5. men's hair.
6. skate key.
7. polio
I can't because there aren't ten....
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#183637 - 03/16/09 02:23 PM
Re: And the winner is...
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heh
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#183639 - 03/16/09 02:39 PM
Re: How much green cheese is there in a moon pie?
[Re: LukeJavan8]
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What postwar car turned automotive design on its head when you
could not tell whether it was coming or goingNash Metropolitan. There are plenty of similar quizzes floating around the web. Bonus question: when was the Internet invented and by whom?
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#183642 - 03/16/09 04:22 PM
Re: And the winner is...
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Age?
Where was the headlight dimmer switch placed prior to being
put on the steering wheel column?
The bottle top of Royal Crown cola had a hole in it. What was
it used for?
What method did women use to appear to be wearing stockings when
none were available due to rationing in World War II?
What postwar car turned automotive design on its head when you
could not tell whether it was coming or going?
How was butch wax used?
Before inline skates, how did you keep your skates attached to
your shoes?
Which was the most dreaded disease of the 1940's and 1950's?
SINCE WE ARE DETERMINING AGE, THIS LITTLE QUIZ MIGHT HELP.
WHO CAN GET ALL TEN CORRECT??
1. got that one 2. No idea 3. No idea 4. My guess woulda been VW 5. Butch wax? 6. My earliest memories of skates were straps 7. Polio. 8. No one can get all Ten And zmjezhds bonus question. Tricky, guessing the ARPA team.
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#183643 - 03/16/09 04:39 PM
Re: And the winner is...
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SINCE WE ARE DETERMINING AGE, THIS LITTLE QUIZ MIGHT HELP.
WHO CAN GET ALL TEN CORRECT??
Would peoples being able to answer these not just depend on their age but on where they are from or are all the things in this list universally well known?
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#183644 - 03/16/09 05:13 PM
Re: historiography of the net of nets
[Re: olly]
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Tricky, guessing the ARPA team.Yes, tricky. The "father of the Internet" is Vinton Cerf who co-authored RFC 675 Specification of Internet Transmission Control Program ( link) which was published in December 1974. On January 1, 1983, TCP/IP protocols became the only approved protocol on the ARPANET. Between those two dates, some experiments were carried out connecting one or more networks with ARPANET.
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#183656 - 03/17/09 12:36 PM
Re: And the winner is...
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SINCE WE ARE DETERMINING AGE, THIS LITTLE QUIZ MIGHT HELP.
WHO CAN GET ALL TEN CORRECT??
Would peoples being able to answer these not just depend on their age but on where they are from or are all the things in this list universally well known? Beats me, but at least some people can count. I am fully aware there were not ten there, but paying attention to what one reads before posting is exactly my point. Appreciate the wink. It may be alzheimers, but maybe part-timers, sometimers, or half-timers (???) The answer to two of them according to the quiz found on the net were Studebaker and Skate Key.
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#183657 - 03/17/09 01:42 PM
Re: And the winner is...
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SINCE WE ARE DETERMINING AGE, THIS LITTLE QUIZ MIGHT HELP.
WHO CAN GET ALL TEN CORRECT??
Would peoples being able to answer these not just depend on their age but on where they are from or are all the things in this list universally well known? You are quite correct, Latishya. Age means nothing if the questions are culturally based (and/or biased), and most of those are, and may even be quite localized ("Butch Wax", for one). I knew most because I am a middle-aged American, of which there are quite a few on this board, but certainly not close to all! :0)
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#183664 - 03/18/09 12:49 AM
Re: historiography of the net of nets
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Tricky, guessing the ARPA team.Yes, tricky. The "father of the Internet" is Vinton Cerf who co-authored RFC 675 Specification of Internet Transmission Control Program ( link) which was published in December 1974. On January 1, 1983, TCP/IP protocols became the only approved protocol on the ARPANET. Between those two dates, some experiments were carried out connecting one or more networks with ARPANET. I thought AlGore was. ;^)
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#183665 - 03/18/09 01:26 AM
Re: And the winner is...
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Age?
Where was the headlight dimmer switch placed prior to being
put on the steering wheel column?
The bottle top of Royal Crown cola had a hole in it. What was
it used for?
What method did women use to appear to be wearing stockings when
none were available due to rationing in World War II?
What postwar car turned automotive design on its head when you
could not tell whether it was coming or going?
How was butch wax used?
Before inline skates, how did you keep your skates attached to
your shoes?
Which was the most dreaded disease of the 1940's and 1950's?
SINCE WE ARE DETERMINING AGE, THIS LITTLE QUIZ MIGHT HELP.
WHO CAN GET ALL TEN CORRECT??
As someone has noted, there are not ten questions here. AGE? -- 71. 1. Dimmer switch -- the first car I remember in our family had no dimmer switch but when they cam they were on the floor. 2. Royal Crown bottle cap -- actually there were several holes in it sealed with a cork or cardboard liner. It allowed the bottle to be used to sprinkle clothing before ironing them before the existence of steam irons. 3. "fake" nylons -- painted or inked on the legs. 4. Post war car -- best answer Tucker alternative answer Studebacker 5. butch wax -- made butch or flat top hair cuts stand up 6. skates -- they were clamp-ons and a hex key adjusted the clamps & length 7. dreaded disease -- poliomyelitis, sometimes called infantile paralysis -- before penicillin though there were numerous dreaded diseases such as scarlet fever, diptheria, etc. 8. Unasked question about early cars: what was on the steering wheel that helped the engine run smoother? 9. Another early car question: what kind of hand injury was related to starting cars? Why didn't left handed people get it? 10. When a circus came to a town, how did it get there?
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#183672 - 03/18/09 06:09 AM
Re: And the winner is...
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8. choke
9. crank to turn over the engine. it was done right-handed. my dad broke his arm when he was young cranking his brother's car.
10. train
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#183674 - 03/18/09 07:21 AM
Re: And the winner is...
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Beats me, but at least some people can count. I am fully aware there were not ten there, but paying attention to what one reads before posting is exactly my point.
I always say, there's three kinds of people in this world; those that count and those that don't count.
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#183675 - 03/18/09 08:55 AM
Re: And the winner is...
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8. Unasked question about early cars: what was on the steering wheel that helped the engine run smoother?
Spark advance lever? Adjusting timing.
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#183676 - 03/18/09 09:00 AM
Re: historiography of the net of nets
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I thought AlGore was.Well, Gore did some important legislation (cf. the Gore Bill in 1991) to fund the development of higher speed networks for the Internet to run over. More like funding highways rather than inventing the car.
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#183681 - 03/18/09 12:25 PM
Re: And the winner is...
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Beats me, but at least some people can count. I am fully aware there were not ten there, but paying attention to what one reads before posting is exactly my point.
I always say, there's three kinds of people in this world; those that count and those that don't count. I guess I'll spell it out: we were talking about Age. Dale being 104 and all that. I listed seven things and said there were ten. With age so goes the mental ability. Counting, etc. Only listing seven but saying there were ten was a poke at myself at getting Old. That's all.
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#183682 - 03/18/09 01:30 PM
Re: And the winner is...
[Re: LukeJavan8]
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as long as we're spelling things out, Dale never claimed to be 104; here's what he typed: However, I'm reluctant to introduce any new programs since at 78 I don't expect to have mastered just Mac til age 104 [EA] this may still make him the [current] oldest poster.. - joe (the old curmudgeon) friday
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#183687 - 03/18/09 05:40 PM
Re: And the winner is...
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8. choke
9. crank to turn over the engine. it was done right-handed. my dad broke his arm when he was young cranking his brother's car.
10. train Even I, at a sprightly 31, knew these. However, I'm not sure question 9 has been completely answered. Nothing in my envisioning (or quick g-search) reveals why it couldn't be done left handed...
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#183689 - 03/18/09 05:57 PM
Re: And the winner is...
[Re: Buffalo Shrdlu]
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8. choke
9. crank to turn over the engine. it was done right-handed. my dad broke his arm when he was young cranking his brother's car.
10. train Horse and buggy?? Er, question #10. Must be getting old, like 104??
Edited by LukeJavan8 (03/18/09 05:58 PM)
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#183695 - 03/18/09 06:52 PM
Re: And the winner is...
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Must be getting old, like 104?? who? you or me?
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#183746 - 03/20/09 05:19 PM
Gold Rush
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Still searching, this many years after the goldrush?
Don't let it bring you down. Nature's first green is gold her hardest hue to hold. Her early leaf's a flower; but only so an hour. Then leaf subsides to leaf. So Eden sank to grief. So dawn goes down to day Nothing gold can stay. =r.frost=
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#183840 - 03/23/09 05:38 PM
Re: Gold Rush
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I first saw the poem in S.E.Hinton's movie edition of the
book "The Outsiders" where the older boy (forgot name)
quotes it to Johnny, who later dies and tells the older
boy in a note before he dies: "always seek the gold".
Never forgot it.
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#183868 - 03/24/09 05:19 PM
Re: And the winner is...
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8. Unasked question about early cars: what was on the steering wheel that helped the engine run smoother?
Spark advance lever? Adjusting timing. Right on! Very Good! Did any one answer the injury question? My computer's been down until yesterday.
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#183869 - 03/24/09 05:30 PM
Re: And the winner is...
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8. choke
9. crank to turn over the engine. it was done right-handed. my dad broke his arm when he was young cranking his brother's car.
10. train Ah! I see some one did answer the injury question. The medical evidence though indicates that the injury was the breaking of the thumb metacarpal on the right hand. When the engine was cranked, it frequently would back-fire first and the hand of the person cranking the engine would be jerked around with the crank breaking that bone in the hand. However, the knowing person did not lock his thumb around the crank handle and when the engine backfired, the crank would simply be jerked out of the cranker's hand without any injury. I have a positive print of an x-ray taken of my father's hand in the late 1930s showing either that he was not one of those knowing people or that he ignored his experience because of the influence of certain spirits in which he frequently imbibed excessively. Right! The circus came to town on the train. What was the name of the toy train company that preceded Lionel? The name has slipped my mind. They made an "0" Gauge circus train that today is worth several thousands of dollars (especially now that Obama's administration is making the dollar worthles)s.
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#183870 - 03/24/09 05:33 PM
Re: And the winner is...
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>toy train company that preceded Lionel? Marx? at least I recall having such, but I don't know if they came first, or were just a minor competitor. edit: The Marx logo was the letters "MAR" in a circle with a large X through it, resembling a railroad crossing sign. Because of this, Marx toys are sometimes misidentified as "Mar" toys. Marx's toys included tinplate buildings, tin toys, toy soldiers, playsets, toy dinosaurs, mechanical toys, toy guns, action figures, dolls, dollhouses, toy cars, and HO scale and O scale toy trains. The rights to some of Marx's toys are now owned by other companies, and some of its former products are still in production. Marx Toys, Inc., was sold and transformed into 'Marx Toys & Entertainment, Inc.' Marx Trains, Inc. produces lithographed tin trains, both of original design and based on former Louis Marx designs. K-Line produced plastic O scale train cars and scenery using former Marx molds, which are now marketed under the 'K-Line by Lionel' brand name. wiki link
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#183878 - 03/24/09 06:36 PM
Re: Gold Rush
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'The Outsiders' Now that rings a bell. It was, along with John Steinbecks 'The Red Pony', part of my early schooling curriculum. Two of the books we had to wread and rite reviews about in english class. Good times! Taught them myself in English literature for many years, also "Of Mice and Men", "Scarlet Letter", etc. thanks for mentioning them, Olly.
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#183882 - 03/24/09 08:54 PM
Re: Gold Rush
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thanks for that link, tsuwm. I've got some old Marx trains in a box in the closet. may have to dig those out.
> (especially now that Obama's administration is making the dollar worthles)s.
ahem.
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#183897 - 03/25/09 01:00 PM
Re: Gold Rush
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'Animal farm' was another. and "1984".
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#206245 - 06/27/12 04:49 AM
Re: firkydoodle
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No doubt.
And the winner is... [Re: BranShea]
Re: And the winner is... [Re: twosleepy]
twosleepy, you're awaking sleeping dogs. I'd already forgotten that it was you who spread false rumour. Anyways, you're the winner for honesty.
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