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38PointsSurreptitiously, Spring creeps up on old Winter, breathes warm in his ear. #haiku10 March 2010
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38PointsNobody understands him, the deaf man at sea, But still he gesticulate s. Bewildering, confusing - And not signing but drowning. #NotStevie09 March 2010
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27PointsMan's cruelty to man, iniquitous systems Prejudice and tub-thumping, unthinking dictums Means justified ends, moral fudgings: odious things08 March 2010
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30PointsForgotten his face, her name, those words When memory escapes like cage-breaking birds Whenever I fear neurological failings: odious things.08 March 2010
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27PointsIce slicks to slip on, a biting crosswind Artwiculate's word that has me chagrined I stumble and tread in some dog's leavings: odious things08 March 2010
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47Points♪♫ When the sun shines, When the birds sing, When I'm feeling glad, I simply remember my odious things and then I can feel so bad! ♪♫08 March 2010
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44Points"Wholly symbiosis, Batman! It's The Conjoin." "You're right to be concerned Robin. This villain is more than just the sum of his parts."07 March 2010
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37Points@lagadu123 "Other artwiculati spouses." My wife thinks it less idoneous - more idolatrous.06 March 2010
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24PointsThe morning sun streams through both doorways. Air's at -9 Celsius. Contradictory communiqués! No way is ths idoneous. #desperaterhymes06 March 2010
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42PointsThe wind in the wires, a susurrus patwois, / Spreads words of podcasts in Salon Artwois.05 March 2010
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51PointsWhy the susurrus, green grass? Why tell the trees what ain't so.? Susurrating grass, the trees don't have to know. #failed_Ink_Blot_lyrics05 March 2010
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22Points@harrarp @sjhatzi I was going to suggest we start a susurrus about Salon Artwois today, but I see it's already begun!05 March 2010
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23PointsMT @Tralala56 Athlete's foot and logorrhea: foot-in-mouth disease!04 March 2010
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26Points…tells you he is revisiting his months of logorrhea ~c fame. "In the beginning was the Word," he says. "And the Word was spoken. A lot."04 March 2010
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22PointsYet, just occasionally, a glass of whisky over the odds will stir up the embers of his logorrhea, and a gleam deep in Angus's eyes…04 March 2010
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21PointsSince returning home, Angus has reverted to type. A silent man with no sign of the logorrhea that made him briefly famous abroad.04 March 2010
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20PointsOn the plane home, Angus found his logorrhea passing through phases akin to dysprosody and dysarthria until his tongue fell mute.04 March 2010
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25PointsBut, on the last day before Angus was to fly home, tachylalia and logorrhea tripped him into apraxia: Nebuchadnezzar became Nedbuhadnazzcar.04 March 2010
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41PointsThen Angus discovered a new talent: tachylalia. His logorrhea increased aswordspouredfromhismouthinaneverendingstream.04 March 2010
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22PointsFor this audience Angus recited whole books from the Bible in a Lallands/Gaelic cross of his own devising: logorrhea taken to the nth degree04 March 2010
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22PointsSo famous did he become, in so short a time, that people came from far and wide to hear the logorrhea of this Aberdonian glossolaliac.04 March 2010
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21PointsAngus, with his accent, glossolalia and logorrhea was a sensation. The kids called him "Willy" and asked if he would work at their school.04 March 2010
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17PointsThe church was big on glossolalia. Angus matched his logorrhea with a new-found ability to speak in tongues.04 March 2010
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25PointsMore than logorrhea, in fact. As if trying to make up for 50 years of Scottish reticence in 3 months, Angus went into overdrive.04 March 2010
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20PointsAttending his daughter's church was much more enjoyable than Sudays with the Wee Frees. Angus found his voice, logorrhea resulted.04 March 2010
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26PointsAngus was a dour, tacitern Aberdonian till the winter he visited his daughter in the USA when he was gripped by logorrhea.04 March 2010
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34PointsI used to have logorrhea, but since meeting Dr Twitter everything I say or write comes in snips of 140 characters or less.04 March 2010
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29PointsArchimedes was best at geometry. He was the first person to think how to circumambulate a circle. #schoolkidhowler03 March 2010
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23PointsFerdinand Magellen was the first person to circumambulate the world. #schoolkidhowler03 March 2010
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20PointsRabbis circumambulate little Jewish boys as a sign of Israel's convent with God. #schoolkidhowler03 March 2010
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08 March 2010 | Odious |
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07 March 2010 | Symbiosis |
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05 March 2010 | Susurrus |
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01 March 2010 | Scintillating |
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18 February 2010 | Crapulous |
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| 09 Mar 2010 | 38 points |
| 08 Mar 2010 | 47 points |
| 07 Mar 2010 | 44 points |
| 06 Mar 2010 | 37 points |
| 05 Mar 2010 | 51 points |
| 04 Mar 2010 | 41 points |
| 03 Mar 2010 | 29 points |
| 02 Mar 2010 | 30 points |
| 01 Mar 2010 | 44 points |
| 28 Feb 2010 | 0 points |
| 27 Feb 2010 | 29 points |
| 26 Feb 2010 | 21 points |
| 25 Feb 2010 | 29 points |
| 24 Feb 2010 | 0 points |
| 23 Feb 2010 | 42 points |
| 22 Feb 2010 | 44 points |
| 21 Feb 2010 | 43 points |
| 20 Feb 2010 | 29 points |
| 19 Feb 2010 | 19 points |
| 18 Feb 2010 | 57 points |
| 17 Feb 2010 | 32 points |
| 16 Feb 2010 | 40 points |
| 15 Feb 2010 | 0 points |
| 14 Feb 2010 | 37 points |
| 13 Feb 2010 | 29 points |
| 12 Feb 2010 | 39 points |
| Mar 2010 | 51 points |
| Feb 2010 | 57 points |
| Jan 2010 | 47 points |
| Dec 2009 | 60 points |
| Nov 2009 | 70 points |
| Oct 2009 | 70 points |
| Sep 2009 | 34 points |
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