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I've always fancied myself as a Morgoth: Manwe Sulimo was so (uptight? anal retentive? fundamental? constipated? ahhh) costive!
referring back to old posts
Before we resign ourselves to verbal references alone, let's give this a try. Purely experimental, but would be nice if it works.
1. The following link should jump to Jo's starting post (and they're off!) on this pow-wow thread:
http://wordsmith.org/board/showthreaded.pl?Board=miscellany&Number=5932
(same Board, same Thread)
2. This link should take you to shanks' posting in Graduation, Part 2:
http://wordsmith.org/board/showthreaded.pl?Board=miscellany&Number=6634
(same Board, different Thread)
3. And this one should take you to Jo's posting in Food for Thought, under Wordplay & Fun:
http://wordsmith.org/board/showthreaded.pl?Board=wordplay&Number=6635
(different Board and Thread)
The first link may be slow if you don't already have a second browser window open, the other two should be more acceptable.
Now, if the url markup didn't automatically attach a http:// to the beginning of links, we could skip the wordsmith.org/board/ bit, which would really shorten it. But perhaps it's acceptable as it stands?
If people could give these links a try and see if they work for them (the fact they work for me is no guarantee) it would be good. Then, if there's sufficient interest, I could provide more detailed instructions on how to set up such links with relative ease.
They work pdq for me.
Shona
Links were pretty quick for me. But then, I do have the advantage of working from a permanently on-line system (whether cyber-cafes or work).
cheer
the sunshine warrior
links
Good stuff, that fish!
I was dazzled by this lesson in computer know-how. Then I came across these explanatory terms from the MacAttorney Humor List via the Wordplay list:
1 millionth of a fish: 1 microfiche
1 million bicycles: 2 megacycles
Clearly fish are well able to scale these heights!
>>
1 million bicycles:
2 megacycles
^
I see we have our usual perfervid nimiety. ;^)
perfervid nimiety
Fi - shend me not!
perfervid nimiety
Fi - shend me not
Wow, three new words in a day! That's prolixity for you.
prolixity for you
Fi, shed not a gear, I mean tear...
>shend me not
mav, I applaud your continued attempts to defloccinaucinihilipilificate the worthless word.
shend is marked "chiefly dialect"; I'm assuming it's British as no information on the area of usage is forthcoming.
any confirmation?
Manwe Sulimo was so (uptight? anal retentive? fundamental? constipated? ahhh) costive!
He was also the complete opposite of feckless - we could say he was fective, perhaps?
Which would, of course, make him costive fective - every accountants dream.
Actually I thought his very uptightness made him restless, which is why he was costive active...
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