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Latin derivations are inherently mellifluous to the ear of the linguist, but to the tone deaf, it's all Greek.
22 September 2009

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    Dave wanted to spruce up the party by attaching a tinsel festoon to his nipples. The mistake was to use safety pins.
    28 January 2010
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    The denouement of Little Red Riding Hood should have her charged with break and enter, theft and malicious damage & go away for a long time.
    27 January 2010
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    Did you see that guy get kicked in the schadenfreude?
    26 January 2010
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    In these harsh economic times, the Hamburglar took whatever work he could, dressing up as the harbinger of cholesterol.
    22 January 2010
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    "This report card is completely ineffable!" "Calm down Dad, there's no need to swear."
    20 January 2010
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    I have a fitting condign for lads whose pants are around their bum - a cardigan.
    19 January 2010
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    My mother was always saying to me, "If you had moiety of common sense, you'd be dangerous."
    16 January 2010
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    Prior to becoming a champion ice dance, her agent suggested she change her name from torpor to Torvill.
    14 January 2010
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    My erstwhile broad mind and narrow waist have changed places.
    13 January 2010
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    My mind is ephemeral. Shame about the waist line.
    12 January 2010
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    onomatopoeia - I don't like the sound of that.
    10 January 2010
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    His lissome movements with his zimmer frame made the old ladies of the nursing home drop their dentures like giddy schoolgirls.
    09 January 2010
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    From beneath her diaphanous negligee, he could see the curvature of her breasts and the clothes tag that read, Highly Inflammable.
    08 January 2010
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    Dear, I think the drought has broken. I can smell petrichor. No dear, that's just the petrol-chemical plant down the road.
    07 January 2010
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    Cow poetry expounds on the bucolic nirvana that is chewing grass, ruminating on it and thoughts of doing the farmer in.
    05 January 2010
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    I keep mixing up my apostrophe and epiphany so all I end up with are abbreviated revelations where I don't find out the ending.
    03 January 2010
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    Act like a ninja with furtive flatulence. Strike silently as you whisper with clenched fist.
    01 January 2010
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    A wassail to the new year. Peace upon your house.
    31 December 2009
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    2010 is imminently incipient.
    30 December 2009
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    The propriety of "Pull my finger" is an act of impropriety.
    29 December 2009
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    I have a plethora of Christmas cheer that has taken up residence around my stomach.
    28 December 2009
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    Do you want this medal of accolade or a chest to pin it on?
    27 December 2009
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    @routermonkey in regards to the elephant, should that be a gargantuan tusk?
    26 December 2009
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    Dear Santa, I don't to seem like a sycophant, but I was wondering if you could put in a good word with the baby Jesus for me this year.
    22 December 2009
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    Dad bellowed: "If you want your southern hemisphere to have an increase in global warming, keep that racket up."
    21 December 2009
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    The first invasion of the republic of kumquat ended up being known as the marmalade maneuvers
    20 December 2009
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    It is ironic that pulchritudinous is such an ugly sounding word for a beautiful meaning.
    19 December 2009
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    To be old and wise, you must first be young and quixotic.
    18 December 2009
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    A mother-in-law is implacable when you destroy her prize roses.
    17 December 2009
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    Why is it that the anomaly just looks like everyone else?
    16 December 2009

Awards

Top 20 09 January 2010 Lissome
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Top 20 03 December 2009 Defenestrate
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Top 20 09 November 2009 Ailurophile
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Top 20 27 October 2009 Unrequited
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Top 20 23 October 2009 Lassitude
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Sep 2009 440 points

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