Fun Stuff...Off Topic(O/T)

[Phoenix7]

SOMETIMES YA JUST HAVE TO COME BACK! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3Oa2tLrWqY

[Louetta]

nice word - but I also need one that means hurtin-for-certain

Hurt panda.

[mimo_100]

I think I'd call that... kinda shinnister... Yeahhhh!

nice word - but I also need one that means hurtin-for-certain

[mimo_100]

Yup. Like when I was about that age and first shinnied down a bannister.

bannisters usually have a newel post at the end. If you shinned down that kind you would have a sore ..... well you know what!

[jiesen]

Yup. Like when I was about that age and first shinnied down a bannister.

I think I'd call that... kinda shinnister... Yeahhhh!

[billyjoe]

I invented a word maybe 40 years ago. Observing and growing plants in an Ohio State University owned greenhouse and a few years later in my own I noticed that plants of the same species or combinations of plants in hanging baskets and pots tended to grow at nearly identical rates to those around them such as in a hanging line (hanging baskets) or in groups or rows on a bench. Apparently getting the same light, moisture, nutrients as those in close proximity. I call this "floraformity".

[Louetta]

I like it - has an exotic ring to it - like when I saw my first girlfriend in grade school.

Yup. Like when I was about that age and first shinnied down a bannister.

[mimo_100]

How about automagically, where something happens and there is a logical explanation for it but it's not readily apparent. For example in my father's office they have a coffee maker on a timer. You put in the coffee and the water the night before and then at the appointed time, e.g. seven the next morning, the coffee starts to make by itself so if you come in a few minutes early and are looking at the mail or something in an otherwise empty office all of a sudden automagically coffee starts to make.

I like it - has an exotic ring to it - like when I saw my first girlfriend in grade school.

[Louetta]

fantasmal

Somewhere between fantastic (as in surprisingly great) and phantasmal (seemingly visible but with no physical reality).
Dude, the Bulls will never get Gasol for Duhon...that's just another fantasmal Sam Smith trade scenario.

This my Word for the Day! Thanks. You should start a thread for "Word for the Day" - words that are a cross pollination of other words. There would be a few contributors including myself - you have a talent for words as we discussed earlier.

How about automagically, where something happens and there is a logical explanation for it but it's not readily apparent. For example in my father's office they have a coffee maker on a timer. You put in the coffee and the water the night before and then at the appointed time, e.g. seven the next morning, the coffee starts to make by itself so if you come in a few minutes early and are looking at the mail or something in an otherwise empty office all of a sudden automagically coffee starts to make.

[mimo_100]

Barb,

Yes it is unbelievable - It is quite beautiful in person - the current owners take care of it very well.

[mimo_100]

Isn't that amazing. Got to read more later but 4 bedrooms, full basement, sun porch. Fantasmal.

fantasmal

Somewhere between fantastic (as in surprisingly great) and phantasmal (seemingly visible but with no physical reality).
Dude, the Bulls will never get Gasol for Duhon...that's just another fantasmal Sam Smith trade scenario.

This my Word for the Day! Thanks. You should start a thread for "Word for the Day" - words that are a cross pollination of other words. There would be a few contributors including myself - you have a talent for words as we discussed earlier.

[riverbabe]

Louetta,

Here is a link to a kit home that a person bought from a Sears catalog - I pass by it a couple of time a year in Canton, OH - It is called "The Magnolia"

http://www.searshomes.org/index.php/...olia-kit-home/

. Wow. Unbelievable.

[Louetta]

Louetta,

Here is a link to a kit home that a person bought from a Sears catalog - I pass by it a couple of time a year in Canton, OH - It is called "The Magnolia"

http://www.searshomes.org/index.php/...olia-kit-home/

Isn't that amazing. Got to read more later but 4 bedrooms, full basement, sun porch. Fantasmal.

[mimo_100]

There are at least two places on the form in the lines just above the end which reference one's marital status and/or request that the spouse sign.

Fascinating reading the ads. Ice boxes. Bloomers for 43 cents. Bras for a quarter.

Louetta,

Here is a link to a kit home that a person bought from a Sears catalog - I pass by it a couple of time a year in Canton, OH - It is called "The Magnolia"

http://www.searshomes.org/index.php/tag/magnolia-kit-home/

[Louetta]

Scroll all the way to the bottom! Louetta take note of last sentence on order form. We have come a long way, baby!

Note the last line! What a great idea(?)

There are at least two places on the form in the lines just above the end which reference one's marital status and/or request that the spouse sign.

Fascinating reading the ads. Ice boxes. Bloomers for 43 cents. Bras for a quarter.