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Thread-Killing Champ (May '05)

Thread-Killing Champ (May '05)

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Originally posted by Nordlys
Most rooms I work in are older than that. 🙂
How is a room's age actually determined?

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Originally posted by The Plumber
How is a room's age actually determined?
I think you saw it in half, then count the rings ...

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Originally posted by RookRAK
I think you saw it in half
No, I didn't!

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Originally posted by RookRAK
I think you saw it in half, then count the rings ...
In which direction?

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Originally posted by The Plumber
In which direction?
Upwards, starting with 1.

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Originally posted by Nordlys
Upwards, starting with 1.
Good one Noodles 🙄

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Originally posted by Nordlys
Upwards, starting with 1.
One what?

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Originally posted by The Plumber
One what?
Ring?

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Has anyone read the new book by Bosco Pertwee? I thought it was quite interesting.

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Originally posted by Nordlys
Has anyone read the new book by Bosco Pertwee? I thought it was quite interesting.
You probably think you know everything, don't you?

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Originally posted by The Plumber
You probably think you know everything, don't you?
No, I was looking for people who think they know everything, or failing that, I wanted to introduce yesterday's Weird and Wonderful Word of the Day.

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Erin's Weird and Wonderful Word of the Day:
Bosco Pertwee [boss-ko-purt-wee]

a name used to trap pretentious people who pretend to know everything—the idea is to say something like “That’s a good movie, but I prefer the work of director Bosco Pertwee—don’t you?” and listen to them fall all over themselves to have an opinion. A listener to Nigel Rees’ BBC radio show Quote Unquote invented him as a service to humanity.

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Originally posted by Nordlys
No, I was looking for people who think they know everything, or failing that, I wanted to introduce yesterday's Weird and Wonderful Word of the Day.

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Erin's Weird and Wonderful Word of the Day:
Bosco Pertwee [boss-ko-purt-wee]

a name used to trap pretentious people who pr ...[text shortened]... A listener to Nigel Rees’ BBC radio show Quote Unquote invented him as a service to humanity.
And he is oft quoted as being the little known 18th century poet who said, "I used to be indecisive, but now I'm not so sure."

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Erin's Weird and Wonderful Word of the Day:
scopperil [skop-uh-ril]

a hyperactive child, or a squirrel. From another use of the word to mean ‘a kind of spinning top.’

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Originally posted by Nordlys
Erin's Weird and Wonderful Word of the Day:
scopperil [skop-uh-ril]

a hyperactive child, or a squirrel. From another use of the word to mean ‘a kind of spinning top.’
What about a hyperactive young squirrel? What would that be?

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Originally posted by RookRAK
What about a hyperactive young squirrel? What would that be?
Or a hyperactive young squirrel on a spinning top?

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