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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....

Ya think? Maybe you should explain what "pedal antic" means then. A
reference to a circus clown riding a unicycle, maybe?








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


"George M. Middius" wrote in message
.. .


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.

d

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"George M. Middius" wrote in message
...


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....

Ya think? Maybe you should explain what "pedal antic" means then. A
reference to a circus clown riding a unicycle, maybe?



Did you miss this bit: "When I'm feeling really pedantic I cycle seven miles
to the public library to consult the full 24 volume edition." in the post I
was replying to..???

The Brownies are still mine....

(More than ever now... :-)

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"George M. Middius" wrote in message
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liquidator said:

Why haven't you been murdered?

No reason.

I'm sure it's because the bounty is not high enough. I suggest raising it
to $10 US.




Didn't say that George- why do you choose to attribute it to me?



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


"George M. Middius" wrote in message
. ..


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....

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"George M. Middius" wrote:

Poopie is bemused.

And what noun does perpendicular come from ?

You've heard the term "three square meals", I presume. It comes from
"preprandial".

Absence of answer noted.

There really should be a suitable perpend but it's not so.

per·pend1
–noun
a large stone passing through the entire thickness of a wall.

per·pend2
–verb (used with object)
1. to consider.
–verb (used without object)
2. to ponder; deliberate.

Doesn't work.

Graham

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"Soundhaspriority" wrote in message
...

"Jason Lavoie" wrote in message
ps.com...

Andre Jute wrote:
Graham "Poopie" Stevenson claims to be a qualified engineer. Yet he
wrote:

Andre Jute wrote:

There is a mechanical property of metals that most of the qualities
in
a rod is concentrated in the narrow section of the rim.

Is that so Jootikins ?

We'll skip lightly over Poopie's exceedingly unprofessional lack of
professional gravitas.
[snip]
Graham is a sour old man. There comes an age where some kind of man can
only feel alive by criticizing others. For this kind, it comes very early;
for others, late, and for the young at heart, never. Let us use Graham as
an example of what to avoid becoming. Let us hold him up as something to
avoid.
[snip]

those of use who are not mechanical or structural engineers will almost
certainly not be familiar with timmy's strength of materials.
electrical engineers are not required to study structures at length.

Jason

In a good school, the first year physics course touches on many things,
including the static strength of materials. Given that Andre's focus has
been primarily in the arts, his familiarity is impressive. It comes from
making self education a part of one's life.



Nicely put....

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liquidator wrote:

"George M. Middius" wrote in message
liquidator said:

Why haven't you been murdered?

No reason.

I'm sure it's because the bounty is not high enough. I suggest raising it
to $10 US.


Didn't say that George- why do you choose to attribute it to me?

You expect some kind of logic from Georgina ?

Graham

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Soundhaspriority wrote:

Graham is a sour old man.

LMAO !

You're the one spending half your life 'justifying' an attack on a non-existent
person on Usenet.

Given that Andre's focus has
been primarily in the arts, his familiarity is impressive.

Licky licky, slurp slurp. You're a gayboy too ?

Graham

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"Eeyore" wrote in message
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liquidator wrote:

"George M. Middius" wrote in message
liquidator said:

Why haven't you been murdered?

No reason.

I'm sure it's because the bounty is not high enough. I suggest raising
it
to $10 US.


Didn't say that George- why do you choose to attribute it to me?

You expect some kind of logic from Georgina ?

Graham


Point taken.



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