Friday, January 22, 2010

Ponderous

PONDEROUS, adj. British jokes.

2010 Update: Weighty, like logic on the lips of a man with a bat in his hand.

13 comments:

  1. Those ponderous jokes are very boring. Guess that's why they call them British jokes.
    Glad I'm early today. I can get boring too. Bye.
    ..

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  2. There's a fine line between ponderous and pounderous.

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  3. You can't beat the logic of a man with a bat.

    Pip, pip and cheerio.

    Boy Meets Girl in 55

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  4. It's not the size
    of the dog
    in the fight,
    it's the size of
    the fight
    in the dog.

    ~Mark Twain

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  5. PONDEROUS, adj. these days, paying attention to more than one thing at a time.

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  6. Anonymous12:19 PM

    Ponderous: Conan O'Brien got a ponderous settlement from NBC. WTG Conan..Fox hired Plain, I'm sure they'll hire you :)

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  7. Ponderous: Obtuse

    Palin and O'Brien are laughing all the way to the bank. I think they've even hired full-time chauffeurs.

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  8. ponderous: Pamela Anderson's old breasts and many lectures I've been a party to as of late.

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  9. ...logic on the lips of a bat with a man's hair in its claws.

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  10. Anonymous10:50 PM

    LOL Tom!

    Ponderous, I first see the word pond in it. With all the holes in our roads and sidewalks it is a ponderous world when it rains.

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  11. Oh woe !! What shall we do ???

    I fear a poor lass drinks too much red whine. An unduly cruel world is hard to bear !!

    And don't even get me started on potholes ...

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  12. Not often, Jim, but good morning and have a nice day.

    Hobbes, in my case they're really hard to distinguish.

    Right-o, Nessa. I suppose.

    A fine quote, Karen. Willie, for one, agrees.

    Or one thing, Quilly.

    The competitions getting down towards my level, Thom. You're right.

    I'm not sure ponderous means obtuse, Karen, but I can see the connection.

    Cooper, you can imagine what a lecture by one of Pamela Anderson's old breasts would be like.

    Icy, that works too.

    Ariel, it's a ponderous world in my backyard right now.

    Karen, I can't tell where anyone needs to get you started on anything.

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  13. Weight, weight, don't tell me.

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