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I'm just confused.
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abattoir - Word of the Day - Wed Aug 9, 2023
drpaladin commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
Harvey wasn't as limber as Bessie here. -
One of them has been there and should have a pretty good idea. In any case, they could give it as a gift in appreciation.
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abattoir - Word of the Day - Wed Aug 9, 2023
drpaladin commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
Harvey was dismayed when told his famous fart defense would be ineffective in an abbattoir. He briefly considered a course in taekwando, but had to reject it because he couldn't raise his legs high enough. -
They could have quite easily brought plenty of food supplies with them.
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The embargo has been a double edged sword, weakening both republic and kingdom. It makes me wonder if the Empire has fared better. Fran has plans to right the wrongs done to his family, but we aren't privy yet to those secrets and we don't know how he became entrapped in Gustave's clutches while still a boy. I do sense he has no intention of leaving now he is home. There is some progress toward finding Lothar's parentage. @Stephen Wormwood The one glaring flaw I see here is the absurdly low height of these walls. They wouldn't protect against much other than a mildly disagreeable crowd.
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In the words of Alexander Pope, "Hope springs eternal in the human breast..."
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And if a bank is up to evil?
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And miss fry bread? Say it's not so.
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I strongly suspect any tribal members who commit crimes have as little respect for tribal leaders and traditions as they do the laws.
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An A- is still an A, unless you're anal. Crime is a big problem on the Navajo Reservation, with violent crimes being six times the national average. A secret compartment is all well and good, but won't help if the whole SUV is stolen.
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adnauseam - Word of the Day - Tue Aug 8, 2023
drpaladin commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
I think we are trapped in a state of adnauseum. -
I knew Deke couldn't give Colby up. He's getting closer and closer to be willing to give up all to be with his heart mate.
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That one is easy. You have to want time to pass quickly and it'll slow to a crawl.
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Though some might say they taste the same.
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Hannibal Lecter's protégé experienced some familial embarrassment when told he got the anise ingredient wrong.
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Magic is where you find it. Methinks you might not be seeking in the right places.
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As short as the previously short prince?
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"Sire, the peasants are revolting," and the King replies, "I've always thought so." We have a dangerous landscape primed for revolution and plots threaded within plots. Fran appears as a helpless lamb, but this lamb has sharp teeth. There is no way Edward will miss sighting his long lost love, Fran. Dangers from within and without are ahead.
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But the stinkier they are, the more dogs like it. There must be something we're missing.
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ambulatory - Word of the Day - Sun Aug 6, 2023
drpaladin commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
Ambulatory can also mean itinerant. As a noun, it is a sheltered walking area. In law, it's a document capable of being altered. -
I prefer roasted nuts. Not mine though.
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Blanch makes me think of Blanche DuBois from A Streetcar Named Desire and Blanche Devereaux from The Golden Girls.
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Whenever I see or hear bonk, I think of Michael J. Pollard in the Miri episode of Star Trek TOS.
