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Old 24-May-2008, 11:55 AM
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Girl-on-car action

Non-metaphors

Medium-sized shops

Base eleven pocket calculators

Ambidextrous socks

Oh, and we all know about conspiracy theorists. What about theoretical conspiracists? These are people who meet in dark rooms to plot absurdly convoluted assassinations, cover-ups, mind-control systems and so on, but have no intention of actually putting them into practice. The faked Mars landing in Capricorn One was the most famous example - sadly, some people got a bit confused , and thought Mars was the moon and fiction was fact.
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Under what circumstances should pomp be used?
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What hue would make you cry?
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Do you really want to know?
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Pass and Stow.
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What hue would make you cry?
Bleen

I suffer from erudition, when I should practice amalgamation.
(and yes I do know what those words mean, don't twist my salad!)
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Are you calling me a salad twister?

(That's not a threat, I'm just curious.)
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Are you calling me a salad twister?

(That's not a threat, I'm just curious.)
If you want to be you can be lemon zesters sloop muscler, but that doesn't change the fish.
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In my salad days I could Twist with the best of them, not to mention my Froog and Boogaloo.
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BBC Announces Marriage Of Dr. Who And Carmen Sandiego; Child To Be Named Dr. Where?
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Should someone let Prince Albert out of his can?
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Why bother? He'll just go up in smoke!
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Pausing for a serious moment, I'm not quite sure what this is (though it reads like a rather erudite pastiche of Hamlet...

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Memories....

You reminded me of the well-digging scene (Act VI, Scene K) in Valveline:

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Bardhal: 'Twere this shaft deeper, 'twould disgorge orient bones.

Spindletop: The Prince will have his water; make haste.

Bardhal: The Prince can make his own water, for all I care; the stones themselves cry out at my digging.

Spindletop: Perhaps you need a truss.

Bardhal: A pox on you, wag! But soft; who approacheth?

(enter Oleana)

Oleana: What? The well is drier than your wit! Which is no big thing.

Spindletop: Pardon, milady, but yon rude mechanical-

Bardhal: Forsooth! I resemble that remark!

Spindletop: -Delves his best, which is none too great, alas.

Bardhal (bending down): What is this? Look, milady! A shell!

Oleana: Giv't here. (examines the shell) Most excellent, a royal Dutch shell!

Bardhal: My feet grow damp with ichor.

Spindletop: You have broken the water? At last!

Bardhal: 'Tis not water, fool, but the earth's bile itself!

Oleana: Ah, workman! Thou hast done it! Soon we will all dwell in the hills of Beverly!

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...but honestly, it's really rather good, isn't it?
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Kelly's favourite colour. Her favourite word: kat.
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Would you have a kat named kit, or kit named kat?
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Would you have a kat named kit, or kit named kat?
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". . . a quivering blancmange."
quoth the raven, who sayeth these words first?
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Oh, give me a break, Maksutov!

Seriously -- I haven't had chocolate in 48 hours. Give me a break of that KitKat bar!
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When I was growing up (60s) we had a cat named Spaughtte (spot). The cat was solid gray. My dad, the shrink, had a terminally weird sense of humor!
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A girlfriend in college had a cat named "Dog".
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