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Jackie #210402 New04/12/13 10:40 PM
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heh. again, lunt is not to be confused with lant!

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[snort]! laugh

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One of our former members, Geoff, asked me to mention that "snoutfair" could be a derivation of a Shakespeare play featuring the character, Snout?
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One could also have a Bottomfair, meaning callipygous.

And surely a spermologist is one who studies seeds?

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Ceci n'est pas un seing.
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Originally Posted By: LukeJavan8
Snoutfair: a person with a handsome countenance.
Almost an oxymoron.


Oxymoron, oxymoron... that's someone who's suffered brain damage through hypoxia, right?

PS you wanted a sheep?


Pendant, n. One who, by correcting others, gives himself (or herself) just enough rope by which to hang.
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