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28PointsDoppelganger : I’m checking out of Artwiculate. If you’d like to know why, see my post on Get Satisfaction. It’s been fun.03 February 2010
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35PointsWhy did the man take his doppelganger to the corner bar? It was a familiar haunt.03 February 2010
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30PointsA guy and his doppelganger walk into a bar. The guy orders a scotch. The doppelganger says, “Me, too. Make mine a double.”03 February 2010
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40PointsWhen Mozart was a hobbledehoy, he composed an opus entirely in his head. He called it Symphony in A Minor.02 February 2010
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17Pointsangry hobbledehoy : raging hormones02 February 2010
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45PointsA cougar walks into a bar and orders a Hobbledehoy. The bartender says, “Isn’t this awkward!”02 February 2010
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23PointsCaution to cougars who fancy a hobbledehoy : 15 will get you 2002 February 2010
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30PointsHobbledehoy is an awkward adolescent boy. Is there any other kind?02 February 2010
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20Points2 SETI scientists went to fix a radio telescope that was cattywampus. One says “Is it in that array?” The other says “No, it’s in disarray.”01 February 2010
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26PointsIf you think my desk is cattywampus, you should see inside my head.01 February 2010
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29Pointscattywampus dictionary : oblique reference01 February 2010
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20PointsWhy was his laundry all cattywampus? He was out of sorts.01 February 2010
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25PointsGuy walks into a bar, orders a Cattywampus. Bartender: “We’re out of Cattywampus.” “Then I’ll have a Kilter” “We’re out of Kilter, too”01 February 2010
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35PointsHe: “You hung your pictures all cattywampus.” She: “Did I askew?”01 February 2010
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31PointsA guy walks into a bar and orders a Cattywampus. The bartender says, “We’re out of Cattywampus. How 'bout Awry instead?”01 February 2010
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30PointsHow does a wildebeest equivocate? In gnu-anced tones.31 January 2010
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20PointsWhy did the boxer equivocate about moonlighting as a hair stylist? He liked to bob and weave.31 January 2010
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20PointsHow does a ferret equivocate? With weasel words.31 January 2010
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10Points@Meera_San RT Equivocate: A metaphor for puns.31 January 2010
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25PointsWhere does a farmer sit when he wants to equivocate? On the fence.31 January 2010
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20PointsWhy did the chef equivocate on the cooking show? He liked to mince words.31 January 2010
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27PointsOfficial footwear of equivocate : flip-flops31 January 2010
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36PointsWhy did the beauty queen equivocate during the pageant question? She was Miss Leading.31 January 2010
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27Points6° of Propinquity - 1° Equivocate 2° Prevaricate 3° Fib 4° Lie 5° Damn lie 6° Statistics31 January 2010
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45Pointsequivocate + avarice = hedgehog31 January 2010
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20PointsHe was full of avarice but his fear of success kept him from amassing a fortune. He was a cravin’ coward.30 January 2010
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31Pointsuncontrollable avarice : amass hysteria30 January 2010
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18Points6° of Propinquity - 1° Avarice 2° The 3° Root 4° Of 5° All 6° Evil30 January 2010
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38PointsTeach your children to share, to know when enough is enough. Otherwise, avarice will follow them from cradle to crave.30 January 2010
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11Points@osmarjardim I think I'll retire for the night, Osmar - in gold is the best! } So no more avarice on your RT's?30 January 2010
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03 February 2010 | Doppelganger |
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31 January 2010 | Equivocate |
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27 January 2010 | Denouement |
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26 January 2010 | Schadenfreude |
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25 January 2010 | Tirade |
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