Linguistic Puzzle II
Am I the only one who can’t help thinking of gigantic sandwiches when driving down Interstate 40 between Raleigh and Durham? Specifically when passing the scene for ‘William B. Umstead State Park’, I should add.
Contact me:
E-mail: (turn it backwards) Testimonials:
Anonymous student evaluation in Latin 102:
God-like and unimprovable . . . can destroy small-minded creatures with a single thought The Safety Valve:
the Abominable Dr. Weevil James Lileks:
adamantine nuggets of erudition Bjørn Stærk:
first up against the wall (one of only 22 on his Stalinist hit-list) Pejman Yousefzadeh:
I find the bug drawings . . . creepy and worrisome Robin Goodfellow:
kinda newsy / kinda thinky Pseudo-Hesiod:
petty, small-minded, pinched, and boorish Silflay Hraka:
pitch, turpentine and rosewater Max Sawicky:
rude, unedifying, and unamusing Protein Wisdom:
urbane and erudite Noam Chomsky:
Stalinist methods of argument
Old MT Archives:
Powered by WordPress |
Tuesday: October 31, 2006Linguistic Puzzle IIFiled under: — site admin @ 11:11 PM GMT-0500
Am I the only one who can’t help thinking of gigantic sandwiches when driving down Interstate 40 between Raleigh and Durham? Specifically when passing the scene for ‘William B. Umstead State Park’, I should add. Linguistic Puzzle IFiled under: — site admin @ 11:04 PM GMT-0500
A local shopping center contains a ‘Center for Aesthetic Dentistry’. Wouldn’t that be the exact opposite of Anaesthetic Dentistry? Ouch!
Comments Off on Linguistic Puzzle I
|
|