Dumble was an ignoramus,2007 Update: A prophet in public. etym: I in Latin.
Mumble was for learning famous.
Mumble said one day to Dumble:
"Ignorance should be more humble.
Not a spark have you of knowledge
That was got in any college."
Dumble said to Mumble: "Truly
You're self-satisfied unduly.
Of things in college I'm denied
A knowledge — you of all beside."
—Borelli
Rabbit! Rabbit! Did I do that right Pezes?
And happy birthday to Diane!
Ignoramus: the next big thing
ReplyDeleteIgnoramus - What I usually feel like when I come here first thing in the AM. It's really too early to think, yes?
ReplyDeleteIgnor-Amus, boy - je'll be miffed! D :P
(Happy Birthday to me! Rabbit Rabbit!)
Ignoramus: Hapless mammal with bill and no wallet.
ReplyDeleteRabbit Rabbit. I was going to ignore Amos as well, but I see that he's been shunned earlier. *sigh*
ReplyDeleteIgnaramos: a troll without a brige.
ReplyDeleteignoramus spectaculus - Dinosaur once believed to be extinct, but currently making a comeback in all facets of life.
ReplyDeleteYour definition is perfect.
ReplyDeleteRabbit, rabbit and juniper berries.
ReplyDeleteIgnoramus: A troll does not need a bridge....he is so large that he wades the river....said the Scandinavian to the American :)
*Ignoramus*
ReplyDeletehahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!
IGNORAMUS, n. See Revenge of the "C" Students.
ReplyDeleteTweedledum and Tweedledee
ReplyDeleteAgreed to have a battle;
For Tweedledum said Tweedledee
Had spoiled his nice new rattle.
~Children's Nursery Rhyme
Ignoramus: one who believes it's more important to save face, than lives.
d'oh! and Rabbit, rabbit!
ReplyDeletercxtumna: ignorant a**hole? [see above]
ignoramus a child's act when crimes are being punished. "Wha'did I do?"
ReplyDeleteIndy, as long as the next big thing is an elected position.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday, Diane and Rabbit, rabbit!
Good one, Al.
TLP, that Amos!
That's funny, Boy.
Mule, that's me every day and it fits.
Poobah, those dinosaurs roam the supermarket.
Thanks, Pia. I'm looking forward to your guest post at Bones.
Mo'a, Cincinnatti trolls live under the bridge to Kentucky.
Brian, lucky thing you remembered.
Karen, I struck your funnybone. Of course, I think I know what you're thinking.
Amoeba, now is our time.
Puppybrose, that's a curmudgeon. Ha ha and rabbit rabbit!
Quilly, they're short adults aren't they?
Mark twain once said that:
ReplyDelete"Education is the path from cocky ignorance to miserable uncertainty"
better get used to Ignoramus then, ´cause it seems like it´s going to stick around for a bit!
"Wisest is he who knows he does not know" -Socrates_
Rabbit, rabbit!
ReplyDeleteYou don't need to resort to Tibbar, tibbar until March 2.
Of course, I think I know what you're thinking.
ReplyDeleteyou know that I know that you know that I know...
"two great minds think alike"!
Doug -- I have found childhood to be a stae of mind, rather than a parameter defined by age.
ReplyDeleteWhat I've been trying to do since Ghostbusters 2.
ReplyDeleteBut is an ignoramus blissful? Inquiring minds want to know.
ReplyDeleteIgnoramus'n'andy: a couple of warm, funny -- but sometimes clueless -- black guys, created/portrayed by a couple of smart, talented -- and not so much "clueless" as white -- guys. (fortunately, by the time the show made it to TV, that minor "detail" was corrected).
ReplyDeletei'm sorry, but you knows how much ah loves mah radio/tv trivia.
Ignoranus is what one MUST do if they are standing behind a nude person who is working out on an elliptical.
ReplyDeleteIgnoramus is a Three Stooges word.
Neeyuck-Neeyuck-Neeyuck!
Minka, those are both great quotes. I remember Socrates' always and translate it from the Greek as "He who believes himself smarter than a box of rocks is a pebblehead."
ReplyDeleteOh, that's good news, Sis, thanks. I'll redecorrect.
True, Karen. And two half-wits make a quarter-wit.
Quilly, that's a common discovery of the guilty.
Diesel, Groundhog Day really messed you up, then, probably.
TLP, most days, thanks for asking.
Puppy, I does.
Ick, Jamie Dawn. Ick!
Oh!!!That explains it ;)
ReplyDeleteI'm tempted to sling mud at blogger by calling it an ignoramous for eating my comment several comments back... but my mother told me if you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all, and she always had good advice.
ReplyDeleteIgnoramus: Forgetting it's Rabbit Rabbit yet knowing it's March 1.
ReplyDeleteRABBIT RABBIT!
oops, that would be Amus, I guess.
ReplyDeleteJust ignore him already!
ReplyDeleteRabbit Rabbit (thanks for clearing that up ap3).
Sure, Mo'a. Trolls don't make mistakes.
ReplyDeleteSambuca again, Actonbell? Rabbit Rabbit!
Terry, I don't think your mom meant on this site.
Ah ha, Sar! Right you are.
Anonymous, anonymity means never having to say you're sorry.
G, that's a funny comment.
Ignor Amos: Famous Amos's ugly little stepbrother.
ReplyDeleteRabbit! Rabbit!
First, on the post above :)
ReplyDeleteThere, now I can breathe!
Square, I prefer the phrase "differently lovely."
ReplyDeleteWell done, Minka. The first comment of Friday.