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I bet she gets lots of different (+N)

manures

with all those animal anagrams.

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

Superman

has nothing to worry about.

And as a (-u, +s)

pressman

Superman could conveniently keep up to date on that sort of thing.

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

seminars?

Somehow I just can't picture him there.

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/

Perhaps they could include a session discussing the (s to t)

raiments

he chooses

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.

I wonder if Superman has had any adventures involving (+e)

antimeres

[There was a Star Trek episode of two men bilaterally half black, half white, on opposite sides. Could that be an example of antimeres?]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Let_That_ ... attlefield

Have any of you watched Superman films at (-r)

matinees

?

It would be more fun than an afternoon in a (-n)

steamie

(Scottish slang for a public wash house - not as racy as it sounds!)

Very handy, but you probably wouldn't want to wash your (-e, +s)

samites

there.

Judging by what I saw in the matinee, Superman's raiments could withstand an afternoon in a steamie. Breathable, waterproof, and fireproof, his cape is undoubtedly made of

amosite

(o for s)

Which superhero (or villain) is it that has the power to (s for z)

atomize?

Could Superman's cape protect him?

I believe Captain Atom (+s)

atomizes

things (or himself, its been a verrry long time since I read the comics).

Verb

third-person singular simple present indicative form of atomize

can anybody tell me what I just wrote means?

Do you think Captain Atom or Superman (+l)

solmizate?

[Sometimes I do when I'm walking in the park and want to see how rusty my singing has gotten - pretty bad actually.]

Is their singing (-z, +n)

semitonal

?

Nope, they don't want to risk getting hit by a (m for h)

hailstone.

Or by a (-a)

Holstein

cow

or have a (t for k)

sinkhole

pop open under them.

When Superman gets new boots he always makes sure to apply

moleskin

to his heels until they're broken in.

(h to m)