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Sad, no one calls me for the job interviews anymore.
Evo said:I've lived and visited many states, Kansas is UGLY. REALLY UGLY. It's flat, it's a land of tumbleweeds, I wonder where the heck fake place she was? The only ok places are not natural. Kansas is naturally a bleak prairie.
dlgoff said:
And I thought this shot from my place wasn't ugly.
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dkotschessaa said:It's gorgeous.
THIS is ugly Kansas:
It somewhat matches Evo's description.
Maybe that's what she meant...
-Dave K
Ban him micromass!Enigman said:I just enabled the view avatars option for the first time and am reeling from the shock that Gad and Micromass are both women...
Now that's pretty!dlgoff said:
And I thought this shot from my place wasn't ugly.
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dkotschessaa said:THIS is ugly Kansas:
It somewhat matches Evo's description.
Maybe that's what she meant...
-Dave K
Enigman said:I just enabled the view avatars option for the first time and am reeling from the shock that Gad and Micromass are both women...
dkotschessaa said:THIS is ugly Kansas:
It somewhat matches Evo's description.
Maybe that's what she meant...
dlgoff said:... and done a few things with one of these band members; albeit many years ago ...
Didn't get your implication and after visiting the url I've decided its better not to.DennisN said:And you call yourself Enigman. Doesn't that sound a bit ambiguous?![]()
Enigman-A person that is Enigmatic. No one really knows who he TRULY is or what he's REALLY about. He's either secretive while seeming so open and wonderful by all outward appearances or the opposite; he seems to be one thing, but is really something else.
Enigman said:Didn't get your implication and after visiting the url I've decided its better not to.
Enigman=enig+Man.
From Urban Dictionary-
Interesting fact about the etymology of man: Man used to signify both the genders (gender neutral) and the genders were differentiated with prefixes 'Vir' (also 'Wer') and 'wyf'. Therefore the male human was called virman and female was called wyfman. Wer is also the root word of werewolf; probably explains the dearth of female werewolves in legends. Wyfman in time gave rise to the term woman and wyf to wife.AnTiFreeze3 said:...Also: wo+MAN. Having only part of a word implying something doesn't mean that the word itself denotes that very thing.
AnTiFreeze3 said:His intended implication (from what I gathered) is that an enigma is meant to be something inexplicable or puzzling, and that having your name essentially being the word 'enigma' doesn't make it overly obvious as to your gender.
DennisN said:But there's a beautiful Marshall amplifier to the left,
Enigman said:am reeling from the shock that Gad and Micromass are both women...
AnTiFreeze3 said:It's okay, you can just say drugs![]()
Enigman said:Therefore the male human was called virman
Enigman said:Interesting fact about the etymology of man: Man used to signify both the genders (gender neutral) and the genders were differentiated with prefixes 'Vir' (also 'Wer') and 'wyf'. Therefore the male human was called virman and female was called wyfman. Wer is also the root word of werewolf; probably explains the dearth of female werewolves in legends. Wyfman in time gave rise to the term woman and wyf to wife.
Also Hermaphrodite= Hermes (God of masculinity )+ Aphrodite (Goddess of femininity)
From Hermaphroditus- (son of the above) according to the legend the first androgyn - originally was a boy with whom a nymph fell in love with and then forcibly hugging him prayed to the gods that they should never be parted again.
was the only thing that seemed to describe my confusion at the implication and no bigotry was intended.
As far as the word 'Enigman' is concerned I made that word up in high school as a cross between Enigma and Man. I stumbled upon the definition in Urban Dictonary much later, though it does fit rather nicely...
lisab said:...my insufferable inner adolescent snickered...
lisab said:Yesterday evening I had the pleasure of going for a sweet, lazy, slow ride around a lake in a restored Chris-Craft boat. Very nice way to pass the time.
That was also my first thought!lisab said:...my insufferable inner adolescent snickered...
I iz sorry.Gad said:I iz bored.
Congrats, It would take about 13 hours for a tyrannosaurus rex to digest you!
Evo said:I iz sorry.
We need some fun quizzes.
Here's one.
Take the quiz here
How long would it take for a Tyrannosaurus Rex to digest your corpse?
http://www.heyquiz.com/quiz/trex-digestion
Gad said:I iz bored.
lisab said:I iz itchy.
Allergies.
Gad said:I iz bored.
Evo said:I iz sorry.
We need some fun quizzes.
Here's one.
Take the quiz here
How long would it take for a Tyrannosaurus Rex to digest your corpse?
http://www.heyquiz.com/quiz/trex-digestion
Evo said:I've lived and visited many states, Kansas is UGLY. REALLY UGLY. It's flat, it's a land of tumbleweeds, I wonder where the heck fake place she was? The only ok places are not natural. Kansas is naturally a bleak prairie.
Kannnnsannnns innnnn Spaaaaace...
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The spirit of Kansas pioneers lives on in its astronauts and their travels into space, the final corn field.
Evo said:Beards are scary.
Clean shaved faces are not scary.lisab said:It's not that I'm against beards so much, I just love a clean-shaved face.
AlephZero said:Saw something very strange today. Stopped at a red light driving into town. Crossing the road was a scruffy looking old man wearing a big leather falconry gauntlet on one hand, with a HUGE owl sitting on it. I don't know what species of owl - its head was the same shape as a barn owl but it was two or three times bigger, and all white (not brown and white like a barn owl).
The guy also had a scruffy looking white Scotty dog trotting along behind him, on the end of what looked more like a piece of string than a lead.
Nope, I haven't been taking any "substances" recently...
AlephZero said:Saw something very strange today. Stopped at a red light driving into town. Crossing the road was a scruffy looking old man wearing a big leather falconry gauntlet on one hand, with a HUGE owl sitting on it. I don't know what species of owl - its head was the same shape as a barn owl but it was two or three times bigger, and all white (not brown and white like a barn owl).
The guy also had a scruffy looking white Scotty dog trotting along behind him, on the end of what looked more like a piece of string than a lead.
Nope, I haven't been taking any "substances" recently...