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pommystuart wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2024 5:27 am

leelaht wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2024 12:37 am Does Superman keep up to date by attending (-p +i)

seminars?

Somehow I just can't picture him there.

A bit late but here is your invite.

https://ohiocenterforthebook.org/2023/0 ... onference/

Only 2 1/2 hours away from where I live.

Does Superman keep up to date by attending (-p +i)

seminars?

Somehow I just can't picture him there.

North!? Send Bono to the Southern Hemisphere to check on the Antarctic sea ice. Antarctic sea ice is increasing (slightly) where arctic sea ice is noticeably decreasing. US EPA says: Without better ice thickness and ice volume estimates, it is difficult to characterize how the total amount of Antarc...

And none of those manures contain kryptonite so (+p)

Superman

has nothing to worry about.

I'm guessing if a dye coming from (p for x)

murexes

was used, the skin art would not be a tattoo but a mehndi

or

Bono

Maybe you spied some shipmen with mehndis of (n for u)

humpies

(the salmon, not the hut)

But maybe not so sorry if you send Lady

Gaga

how about demoing some (g for h)

mehndis

depicting poutines (with and without pimento)?

Narrandera The Narrandera Memorial Gardens include the unusual Hankinson Fountain. Manufactured by the Royal Doulton Company of England, the ceramic fountain is one of only two known to be in existence, the other located in Pakistan. It was given to the people of Narrandera by Alderman and Mrs Hanki...

I hope we find some way to raise money. I wouldn't want to become a (+g)

mendigo.

So have the Voyagers fallen off the

edge

of our solar system yet?

Is there a variant of poutine that uses (u for m)

pimento?

we could try and corner the (k for n)

lepton

market and make money that way.

If not, ze may get (+k)

conked

in the head by a falling misplaced library item.

Interesting Scottish words abound... Donsie (w for i), weason (d for a), but give a (w for c)

second

to pick one

or outwards to

Iapetus

(with good views of Saturn's rings).

Who wants to be a (-a +s)

snodger?

(the Aussie variety not the Scottish (yuck - but common this time of year in the northern lats, maybe southern too if you suffer from hay fever))

Oooo, I can see it... a garnet carved in the shape of a (+o) dragonet. These "little dragons" are generally very colorful and possess cryptic patterns. Their bodies are elongated and scaleless. This is a ruby dragonet. https://seahorsesavvy.com/cdn/shop/products/image_3a2bce2c-809d-4842-bb...

Hence the major

edit

to the forum.