"Don Pearce" wrote in message
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On Sat, 30 Dec 2006 21:14:46 -0000, "Keith G"
wrote:


"George M. Middius" wrote in message
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Keith G said:

Or even a 'pedal antic', in your case...??? :-)
(Hint for the crossposted Yanks - it's both good English and an
'anagram',
respectively..... :-)

You don't get any points for an anagram that is not also a pun. You
could
try calling him a "pliant dace" if you think his scales are askew, or
perhaps advise him to visit a "tepid canal" if you suspect his hearing
is
overheated.



Possibly, but the Brownies are mine for *appositeness*, I think....



Or is that "apposition"? For that aged effect just supply him
"pantiled AC" and you should be there.



Not playing - my anagram was my own (as, I suspect, was yours), but I'm
advised 'tepid canal' (along with 'acid planet', 'lead catnip', data pencil'
and gawd knows how many others) are easily 'computer generated...???

Takes the fun out of it....