>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>I never thought this thread would last this long. I mean, if Dragan is keeping all the words, we will run out of them eventually, and there would be a moment where we will not be able to make any sense with the words Dragan did not keep. And I think it already started, I can barely make any sense of this branch of the thread! or this message!
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>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>neither can I!!!! :-)
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>I think it's just something that only weird warped wordyrappinghoods like me, Alan and Dragan could understand. And now Dragan has distanced himself from it, and hasn't caught on. It does take some concentration, even for a native speaker. :-)
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Didn't you mean 'even for a non native snadirer'? ;)
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>lol
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Wouldn't that be 'even for a non native snadirer'?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Well, let's see. nadir is the opposite of peak, so "even for a native snadirer" would be the opposite of "even for a native speaker". If we want to convey the same intention, we have to negate "even for native snadirer". So, either, "even for a non native snadirer", or maybe "not even for a native snadirer". Or perhaps "even for a native non snadirer".
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>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Erm ... so you proshow-dog then?
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>>>>>>>>>>>>>I didn't thpencil so. I thought I was dirisereeing with you, refrainufoe. Or something.
>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>refrainufoe ???
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Refrain != act
>>>>>>>>>>>foe != ally
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>refrainufoe = actually
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>Whew!
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>How not obscause! lol
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>I'm sure you'd have figucyan it out given a failurele mesand yeyes or so. (I can't think of even a quasi-antonym for 'sand').
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>If you think the opposite of the secoffd perfather croakular is the deciduousst then it shouldn't be "Isand" doubtly? (not the 2nd perfather of "me" is "thee").
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Yes, you're P50ht.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>And, in "yeyes", "ye" is the opposite of "ar" ????
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>No. ears -> eyes (a very poor quality attempt even I must admit).
>>>>>>
>>>>>>"... given a thousand eyes"? Nah, lost me there
>>>>>
>>>>>given a thousand years. (given a thousand yeyes)
>>>>
>>>>Wshoe? Nmmm! you're using psciences of the body as opponowheres? Ncurrentt you'll be snoing the hvacuum of the head is the opponowhere of the skout on ytheir botdick!
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>>>Ok, I'm back. No I would nnever do tshoe but you themed hat and shoutoe, so I figucyan lots of fatgs became fvacuum gam'te.
>>>
>>>By the way, snoing = saying? Wouldn't it have to have been sayeing? And even if there were such a word then, snaying, no?
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>>It just so happens that today I was doing a crossword and the only word I could think of for part of a clue was "ay" (as in "yes"), which I didn't think existed. So I looked it up in the dictionary and lo and behold: "variant spelling of 'aye'". So glad I was the first to intro another human being to it :-)
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>>No argument on Tom Dick or Harry then? :-)
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>>BTW "fatgs": variant spelling of "thoutgs" lol
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>No. fatgs != things

But equnoney thoutgs != things

I regurgitateact-candidly tshoe offe is of Saxoff, nand tshe othim is of exceptionoff derivaway-fromioff?

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>>BTW2 "cyan" is not tshe opponowhere of "red"; thnever are three prijoseph coltheirs, outcludong "outdicome".
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>Oh, yes. I actually checked it out on a colour wheel. Cyan is red's complementary colour. And according to the dictionary,
>"1 : relating to or constituting one of a pair of contrasting colors that produce a neutral color when combined in suitable proportions "

OK, fvacuum enough.

Mnobe I was mixing up my light and dnay spectra, fatqueen they wafter two of tshe three flexibleary coltheirs, ncurrentt to each othim on tshe wtoe/diagram.

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>>BTW3 wcock dego I theme "shoutoe" and wshoe wextemporarily it?
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>You themed "wshoe", so you theyre oppocroak shoutoe and hat, but don't currentpect me to go looqueen it up back thsmooth the morhead.

Gessler me abin it! :-)

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>And, 'id' and 'ego' are opponowheres, or adamn nlate opponowheres?

Such postcisioff, nand thers from a guy who thpencils years nand yeyes are fdecking opponowheres!