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Original Tweet:
What's wrong with Norman?
He was a blogger before it was cool!
demaL-demaL-yeH: What's wrong with Norman?
Nothing, mother.
/second time I've used that today
Only 1126? Was he lazy or something?
demaL-demaL-yeH: What's wrong with Norman?
Calling the Norwegians "dogs" in the 15th Century in England?
...About the same as naming your mule, "Packy", now.
/UK Farkers are shoving their tongues into their cheeks hard enough to puncture through.
I heard the 1st Duke of York wrote 1127. He was no Dick, Samantha.
Jedekai: demaL-demaL-yeH: What's wrong with Norman?
Calling the Norwegians "dogs" in the 15th Century in England?
...About the same as naming your mule, "Packy", now.
/UK Farkers are shoving their tongues into their cheeks hard enough to puncture through.
Counterpoint: Master Bates is not an ethnic slur.
Sir Barksalot, Lord of the heinous excrements, strangely absent
So I guess this twitter account is going to be a regular source of headlines now?
In "The Sot-Weed Factor," John Barth listed a whole chapter IIRC of words for sluts, such as "mattress-back," "frisker," "bawd," and so forth.
Surprisingly, Crawtchzniffar is absent from the list
I think that the name "Gaylarde" works well for a certain kind of dog.
/And, I'm honestly kind of okay with he name "Garlik" for a dog.
Oh! It's not even Wednesday. This is Freddy
Not a very big dog if he's twice the height of wild strawberries.
Still like Smidgeon for big dogs. We had a cat named Melon Head.
HighlanderRPI: Sir Barksalot, Lord of the heinous excrements, strangely absent
That would be "Filthe" in the list.
Hey Nurse!: Oh! It's not even Wednesday. This is Freddy
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Gawd, what a cutie, should be on a dogfood bag.
Eddie doesn't have shiat on Xenophon
Bird Mania, Strongboys, and Tunnel Bears
Considering that picture he should have suggested, "Hosehead".
Suppose these are better than Charles I'm nephew leading his troops into battle with his lucky poodle named Boy.
gopher321: Considering that picture he should have suggested, "Hosehead".
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IIRC, there was a mouth smacking sound dubbed in of him eating the Octoberfest sausages, which is awesome
Ken VeryBigLiar: Suppose these are better than Charles I'm nephew leading his troops into battle with his lucky poodle named Boy.
Good hunting dogs, your Standard Poodle. Photo from the Font of All Knowledge... The haircuts came from the fact that they'd have to go into the water to retrieve waterfowl.
One of my family's long-running collective hobbies has been making up and collecting silly baby names. For some reason my stepdaughter is not on board with Business Pie, but it cracks the rest of us up...
We were all in the bookstore recently and she said aloud the name Nicholas Sparks, only I heard it as Necklace Farts. So yeah, Necklace Farts definitely made the list.
I can't decide if he's the ancestor of Krypto the Superdog or Ace the Bat Hound.
peachpicker: One of my family's long-running collective hobbies has been making up and collecting silly baby names. For some reason my stepdaughter is not on board with Business Pie, but it cracks the rest of us up...
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We were all in the bookstore recently and she said aloud the name Nicholas Sparks, only I heard it as Necklace Farts. So yeah, Necklace Farts definitely made the list.
username might check out, but I hope not
Christian Liberal: So I guess this twitter account is going to be a regular source of headlines now?
Eh, it's more entertaining than the Zillow links.
Jedekai: ...About the same as naming your mule, "Packy", now.
Little on the nosewise, innit?
I want to understand the clear pronunciation of Filthe, Is it like filthy, fill-thee, or Fi-thee
Miss_Dorothy_Kilgallen: I think that the name "Gaylarde" works well for a certain kind of dog.
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/And, I'm honestly kind of okay with he name "Garlik" for a dog.
Wouldn't gay larde be fatter?
gopher321: Considering that picture he should have suggested, "Hosehead".
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Get yourself a Red Heeler (Australian Cattle Dog) and prepare to be very busy and very protected. They also love herding kids if you have any, and will keep them safe.
SeedFreak: Not a very big dog if he's twice the height of wild strawberries.
Still like Smidgeon for big dogs. We had a cat named Melon Head.
=Smidgeon=
Jedekai: demaL-demaL-yeH: What's wrong with Norman?
Calling the Norwegians "dogs" in the 15th Century in England?
...About the same as naming your mule, "Packy", now.
/UK Farkers are shoving their tongues into their cheeks hard enough to puncture through.
Ah, I think in the 15th century the English elite were still quite well aware of their Norman ancestry. And they probably would have added a "d" if they were referring to Norwegians.
WastrelWay: In "The Sot-Weed Factor," John Barth listed a whole chapter IIRC of words for sluts, such as "mattress-back," "frisker," "bawd," and so forth.
And introduced me to a parallel world where familiar words suddenly gained a whole new set of meanings.
Example: factor...
D'ye like nazwezzes?
The flag of Lord GayLarde....
Near this Spot
are deposited the Remains of one
who possessed Beauty without Vanity,
Strength without Insolence,
Courage without Ferosity,
and all the virtues of Man without his Vices.
This praise, which would be unmeaning Flattery
if inscribed over human Ashes,
is but a just tribute to the Memory of
Boatswain, a Dog
who was born in Newfoundland May 1803
and died at Newstead November 18th 1808.[4]
When some proud Son of Man returns to Earth,
Unknown to Glory but upheld by Birth,
The sculptor's art exhausts the pomp of woe,
And storied urns record who rests below.
When all is done, upon the Tomb is seen
Not what he was, but what he should have been.
But the poor Dog, in life the firmest friend,
The first to welcome, foremost to defend,
Whose honest heart is still his Masters own,
Who labours, fights, lives, breathes for him alone,
Unhonour'd falls, unnotic'd all his worth,
Deny'd in heaven the Soul he held on earth.
While man, vain insect! hopes to be forgiven,
And claims himself a sole exclusive heaven.
Oh man! thou feeble tenant of an hour,
Debas'd by slavery, or corrupt by power,
Who knows thee well, must quit thee with disgust,
Degraded mass of animated dust!
Thy love is lust, thy friendship all a cheat,
Thy tongue hypocrisy, thy heart deceit,
By nature vile, ennobled but by name,
Each kindred brute might bid thee blush for shame.
Ye! who behold perchance this simple urn,
Pass on, it honours none you wish to mourn.
To mark a friend's remains these stones arise;
I never knew but one - and here he lies.
Epitaph to a Dog
Lord Byron
/ I also had a dog named Bosun (slang for Boatswain), and fully understand the grief from which this poem came
Sony E-Z Beta Commercial- Betamax 1983
"Norman, Betascan!"
Our Hound has several names
Calico
Eyebrow Raiser
Bonecrusher
Tail O' Doom
and Mr. Underfoot because the name Bag End must under no circumstances be mentioned
Pretyman Gaylarde Filthe would be a good name for a one-man Dread Zeppelin tribute band.
The Exit Stencilist: ....
Epitaph to a Dog
Lord Byron
/ I also had a dog named Bosun (slang for Boatswain), and fully understand the grief from which this poem came
When our dog Papillon passed away at 14, old for a GSD, Mrs. Nuran adapted Byron's Epitaph for her:
She grew from a sweet, joyous puppy into a kind and gentle old lady. She loved us without reservation and scorned her bed to sleep in front of our door. She guarded our home faithfully into the last days of her life.
Everyone loved her. Vets who see hundreds of dogs a day commented how sweet she was. People who were afraid of dogs were charmed into petting and cuddling her. She had the gift of happiness.
I do not for pray for mercy, for she needs none. The Judge of all things pets her head and tells her she's a good dog, and she wags her tail and smiles.
"Near this Spot
are deposited the Remains of one
who possessed Beauty without Vanity,
Strength without Insolence,
Courage without Ferosity,
and all the virtues of Man without his Vices.
This praise, which would be unmeaning Flattery
if inscribed over human Ashes,
is but a just tribute to the Memory of
PAPILLON, a DOG."
berylman: I want to understand the clear pronunciation of Filthe, Is it like filthy, fill-thee, or Fi-thee
None of those.
It's filth.
Herr Flick's Revenge: berylman: I want to understand the clear pronunciation of Filthe, Is it like filthy, fill-thee, or Fi-thee
None of those.
It's filth.
Given shifts in vowels, I think probably closer to feelth, but yeah.
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Get yourself a Red Heeler (Australian Cattle Dog) and prepare to be very busy and very protected. They also love herding kids if you have any, and will keep them safe.
I've got a Blue and I have to agree.
I hath named mine dogge Asherton Eugene Vincent von Tripod III, Esq. but I alloweth the common folke to calleth him Asher the Three-Legged Wonder Mutt.
Who's a pretyman? Who's a pretyman? You are!
Miss_Dorothy_Kilgallen: I think that the name "Gaylarde" works well for a certain kind of dog.
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/And, I'm honestly kind of okay with he name "Garlik" for a dog.
I have a dog named Beans
Jedekai: demaL-demaL-yeH: What's wrong with Norman?
Calling the Norwegians "dogs" in the 15th Century in England?
...About the same as naming your mule, "Packy", now.
/UK Farkers are shoving their tongues into their cheeks hard enough to puncture through.
Eh, except it's England, and while the House of Normandy technically died out in 1154, the royal family at the time was still quite related to them, and it would possibly still be a bit much to refer to William the Conqueror's line in a derogatory manner.
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