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Crash Blossoms
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Re: Crash Blossoms
Cheers
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I can resist everything except temptation - Oscar Wilde.
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I can resist everything except temptation - Oscar Wilde.
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Dagenschlock ≈ "Crapola du jour"?Wombat wrote:By the way, the name is a joke involving Joycean algebra. It helps to get it if you're Australian and know a bit of German and Yiddish.
From Joycean algebra, I got bupkes.
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I grabbed a screenshot from a Google News feed a few years back, and just stumbled across it again.
I found it particularly humorous, as it occured around Thanksgiving, IIRC:
I found it particularly humorous, as it occured around Thanksgiving, IIRC:
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LOL. Great try, Nano. Literally, a dag is the faeces smeared wool around a sheep's pooper. Figuratively, a dag is an unpleasant dork, kinda nebish but with no implication of affection or cuteness. So, a rough translation is Dr. Sh*ttygarbage.Nanohedron wrote:Dagenschlock ≈ "Crapola du jour"?Wombat wrote:By the way, the name is a joke involving Joycean algebra. It helps to get it if you're Australian and know a bit of German and Yiddish.
From Joycean algebra, I got bupkes.
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Aha, dag. Per the link, that would be me, I fear.
Then there's dagging. That has got to be one of the lowest and worst jobs on the planet, ever.
Then there's dagging. That has got to be one of the lowest and worst jobs on the planet, ever.
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Only in the sense of volume, I'd say (from the perspective of almost 10 years of the diaper life.)Nanohedron wrote: Then there's dagging. That has got to be one of the lowest and worst jobs on the planet, ever.
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Good point. And you didn't get paid.emmline wrote:Only in the sense of volume, I'd say (from the perspective of almost 10 years of the diaper life.)Nanohedron wrote: Then there's dagging. That has got to be one of the lowest and worst jobs on the planet, ever.
Oh, well. At least parenthood has a culturally elevated status (if that's any consolation), and better yet, no blowflies. Um......I think....
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No daggery is complete without a bit of Fred Dagg:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ok4iHt4 ... re=related
and the brilliant man behind him, John Clarke:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcU4t6zR ... ature=fvwp
He's actually a New Zealander but keep that quiet please.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ok4iHt4 ... re=related
and the brilliant man behind him, John Clarke:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcU4t6zR ... ature=fvwp
He's actually a New Zealander but keep that quiet please.
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The great and ancient nation of Dagestan must be enormously popular in Oz.
And now there was no doubt that the trees were really moving - moving in and out through one another as if in a complicated country dance. ('And I suppose,' thought Lucy, 'when trees dance, it must be a very, very country dance indeed.')
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