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defenestrate
most impressive use of the word is in "A Nauseous Nocturne" from Calvin & Hobbes http://bradshawfamily.net/~samuel/comic ... /poems.php
- gwray
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Re: defenestrate
gwray:
Welcome and post often.
You should have posted this under the Good Word defenestrate instead of starting a thread for it. Usually the Good Doctor is the only one who should initiate a Good Word and he just recently initiated this one. Your Calvin and Hobbes reference is interesting. I suggest you repost it under the Good Word defenestrate. I do not know how this thread can be deleted but it should be to avoid duplication. If you have a new word to suggest, post it under Good Word Suggestions. That is were members initiate Good Word threads. Defenestrate has already been featured there also.
I know you are new to Alpha Agora. This note is friendly information.
Welcome and post often.
You should have posted this under the Good Word defenestrate instead of starting a thread for it. Usually the Good Doctor is the only one who should initiate a Good Word and he just recently initiated this one. Your Calvin and Hobbes reference is interesting. I suggest you repost it under the Good Word defenestrate. I do not know how this thread can be deleted but it should be to avoid duplication. If you have a new word to suggest, post it under Good Word Suggestions. That is were members initiate Good Word threads. Defenestrate has already been featured there also.
I know you are new to Alpha Agora. This note is friendly information.
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- Philip Hudson
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Re: defenestrate
And thanks for the reminder of that great comic strip that I keep hoping will un-defenstrate!
pl
- Perry Lassiter
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LukeJavan8 - Grand Panjandrum
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Re: defenestrate
Quite coincidentally, Michael Quinion on his site World Wide Words, had a nice piece on this word recently. If anyone cares to see it, here it is.
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Slava - Grand Panjandrum
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Re: defenestrate
I liked the part about the intercession of the Virgin Mary
vs. landing in the manure pile. The root of
religious divisions never ceases to amaze me.
vs. landing in the manure pile. The root of
religious divisions never ceases to amaze me.
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LukeJavan8 - Grand Panjandrum
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Re: defenestrate
Would a Unitarian credit Mary with maneuvering them into the manure pile?
Thanks for the ref to Quinlon. I bookmarked his site.
Thanks for the ref to Quinlon. I bookmarked his site.
pl
- Perry Lassiter
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Re: defenestrate
I have ancestors from that area; I shall have to ask mom what they said while falling...
:'evil' smile:
:'evil' smile:
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gailr - Grand Panjandrum
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Re: defenestrate
Perry Lassiter wrote:Would a Unitarian credit Mary with maneuvering them into the manure pile?
Thanks for the ref to Quinlon. I bookmarked his site.
It's a great site. Hope you subscribed to the weekly
email as well.
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LukeJavan8 - Grand Panjandrum
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Re: defenestrate
Thanks to whomever found my little avatar guy
and brought him home.
I found out it was 'saparris' of the poetry section on
'res diversae'. Thanks STEVE.
and brought him home.
I found out it was 'saparris' of the poetry section on
'res diversae'. Thanks STEVE.
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