Economy: From the Greek word οικονομία, the spending of others' money.
money:
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Economy: From the Greek word οικονομία, the spending of others' money.
money:
money: The filthy lucre we work ourselves to death to earn, scrimp and save every nickel, and if we are fortunate there will be enough to bury us when we drop dead of exhaustion.
Retirement:
Retirement: Being put to pasture so that someone younger can have your job.
revenge
Revenge: attempting to feel better about one's personal pain by hurting others
blancmange
That sums it up for me as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pompey Bum
blancmange: A shapely dessert good enough to eat.
Shapely
Shapely: Scarlett Johannsen
Vicissitude
Vicissitude: Regular change or succession of one state or thing to another, such as a sober man to a drunkard
Drunk in Public:
Drunk in Public: Too many of my pledge nights my Freshman year
Intoxication
intoxication: the feeling one might get when insufferable forum users get banned.
pedant
Pedant: A person disposed to provide meticulous detail to what is irrelevant.
Detail
Detail: the devil's Trojan horse
Seance
One of the primary elements separating the modes of those in the sciences and those in the Humanities.Quote:
Originally Posted by YesNo
Sardonic
Seance: An attempt to speak with the dead, often preformed with great pomp and circumstance by professional conmen and conwomen
Sardonic: Bitingly sarcastic, along the lines of Mark Twain's writings
Critic:
Critic (good one)--A person whose confidence in their perception of an "object," their particular care for and/or concern with that object, and their ability to articulate that care and/or concern for it leads them to evaluate it in spoken words, written words, or visceral reaction.
Visceral:
Visceral: relating to the internal organs, which for some reason, are believed to be the seat of deep instinctive feelings.
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