The following didn't make the final cut when I posted the initial series of outstanding posts.* But I have been inspired by More Dam Posts at This Public Address, and a thoughtful collection of Posts! at dirty beloved to include them for consideration, though I'm leaning towards most metaphoric to nail it.
Most retiring post
Most dramatic Post's
Most post modern
bluest post
double entendre
Most overlooked post
Saddest/ dead tree post
Post that could make it in the mainstream
Post that generated the most traffic
Best gender equity in the construction of/best Personal Post
gratuitous chicken post
Most poetic post
Most metaphoric post
Best last post
Friday, December 29, 2006
Thursday, December 21, 2006
Monday, December 18, 2006
Thursday, December 14, 2006
incarnation
i was dying in new york city. a whole lifetime ago. now i'm into ultimate frisbee and my dogs. can take or leave the beatles. barely remember that incarnation, to be honest.The Walsh Files: Let's tell each other where we were when Lennon was murdered.
via Incoming signals
dissolved
This is in response to RuTuLu's request for the Seven Minute Frosting recipe from the Sunbeam Mixmaster Cookbook. I have a 1962 version of the cookbook that came with my Sunbeam Vista Mixmaster my mother gave to me as a bride in 1969. Though the cookbook survived, the marriage did not, and was dissolved three years ago. I will copy it exactly from the book, and I hope this is what she wanted.The Collector's Newsletter
spoke
Prompted by a question by Lunar Brogue* on the style of online image cataloguers, I was searching for a word for over-stating the photodata. I was thinking perhaps, you know, of Factimemoriativeness - The faculty of retaining previously attained knowledge - from my old favourite *
Or maybe Observativeness The quality or disposition to look closely and with rigid care at every object,
or even Ordinimentality The quality or endowment that inclines one to arrange and systematise thoughts, and ideas
Anyway, googling the book alerted me to: Physiognomics as she is spoke.
(Ogling the book again, I was tempted to scan some pages for images denoting Ordinimentality Large- Ambriose Parr (sic)- who first tied arteries with ligatures, and Ordinimentality Small (Ratasse, Prince of Madagascar) but am fearful of damaging the binding.)
Or maybe Observativeness The quality or disposition to look closely and with rigid care at every object,
or even Ordinimentality The quality or endowment that inclines one to arrange and systematise thoughts, and ideas
Anyway, googling the book alerted me to: Physiognomics as she is spoke.
(Ogling the book again, I was tempted to scan some pages for images denoting Ordinimentality Large- Ambriose Parr (sic)- who first tied arteries with ligatures, and Ordinimentality Small (Ratasse, Prince of Madagascar) but am fearful of damaging the binding.)
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
Monday, December 11, 2006
verandahs
Some misc. verandahs found when looking for VERANDAH.
A GROUP OF PEOPLE ON THE BALCONY AND IN FRONT OF A TWO STORIED TERRACE HOUSE.
...THERE IS FURNITURE ON THE VERANDAH
...CORRUGATED IRON AND HESSIAN...
...a conversation on the verandah at Eel Creek...
Saturday, December 09, 2006
Friday, December 08, 2006
Thursday, December 07, 2006
wordied
Wordie Like Flickr, but without the photos
via the presurfer
At (74) Schadenfreude is the Most Wordied. Beats defenestration (35)
I'd better not stand too near the pangrammatic window, especially at karaoke.
I sang, and thought I sang very well; but he just looked up into my face with a very quizzical expression, and said, "How long have you been singing, Mademoiselle?"
bats
Mary Gets Paul Out
(I almost forgot the cricket. It's lucky I just noticed a search request for do bats hiss )
(I almost forgot the cricket. It's lucky I just noticed a search request for do bats hiss )
Friday, December 01, 2006
note
Hmmm... don't know what's going on with the recent comments. Looking at the list, the most recent are not the latest. The Latest have got stuck in a November time-warp. Hope it all settles down when December takes effect, probably sometime this afternoon.
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