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Jan 09, 2006 21:19

Oh festive pygarg, don thy splendid muff!
Relinquish not the tender hours of May
To the likes of flourescent paramecium.
We shall gloat triumphantly over victorious bipedalism.

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joyful_sound January 10 2006, 03:39:14 UTC

I used the word bipedals today in one of my subject lines.

That's like, the coolest word featuring the root word ped.

pyrodetonator January 10 2006, 03:42:13 UTC

Great minds think alike! Or stink alike...who knows.

It's a faburific word.

I made up the word faburific.

joyful_sound January 10 2006, 03:44:10 UTC

Ooo! Ooo! Have about supaterifest!? Or Swellafirmative! Gee! Making up words is an ideal way to burn brain cells.

pyrodetonator January 10 2006, 03:49:50 UTC

Fabsolutely awesonderfully marvelosity!

Might as well burn the brain cells. I ain't using them for much else, so I might as well get the heat out of them!

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cool_mums_rock January 12 2006, 15:40:05 UTC

But then...that is very creative what you wrote up there, Lisa...took some burning of the brain cells to come up with that!
In modern language your poem would be:

Oh joyous Sea Eagle, wear proudly your beautiful feathers.
Don't surrender your precious time,
To the likes of those glowing single-celled organisms.
But be proud that you can walk upright on two feet!!

How's that for decoding your poem?
Okay, enough brain cells burned (wasted--LOL)...gotta get cleaning!

You girls are a hoot! You do keep me laughing...it's kinda like watching and hearing the banter on Gilmore Girls when I read your communication with each other! I love it!
Thanks for the smile!
Vicky

cool_mums_rock January 12 2006, 15:44:36 UTC

of course, I got the rhyme, rhythm and all that jazz wrong...LOL

pyrodetonator January 12 2006, 18:18:52 UTC

Holy Macaroly, I had no idea I was so deep and eloquent! Whoda thunkit?

But according to Joy's page of archaic words, a pygarg is an ibex, which is an antelopey sort of critter. If I remember correctly.

cool_mums_rock January 12 2006, 21:01:36 UTC

Well, then, I guess you are right...here's what I found at dictionary.com...but you see it also says it's a female of the hen harrier (which is Any of various slender, narrow-winged hawks of the genus Circus, such as the marsh hawk, that prey on small animals.) or a Sea Eagle ( ... )

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