The E.F. Free Association Thread

[CopyCarver]

Absolutely not! Seeing those girls with hourglass figures always makes me want to go to them and hit them with a jackhammer. They are SO vain and brainless!




Polyvalent

Wouldn't a jill-hammer be more appropriate

(Then again, any tool can be the right tool, according to Red Green)

covalent

 

[LadyCibelle]

LOL ... never thought of it that way ... do you mean that just because a girl is shaped like a Coke bottle, she can't be smart? ... ROFL ... ok, so most of 'em aren't!

Unfortunately, and I'll admit I might be prejudice here, there aren't that many women with awesome body who can also say they are bright. I'm not talking rocket scientist bright here...just the ability to hold a conversation for more than 5 minutes without resorting to flipping their hair, filing their nails, making sure their lipstick hasn't bled, checking out "the competition" (you know, just to make sure there aren't any other beautiful women around to steal their thunder) or plain being stupid.

How about ... antitoxin (you're makin' me stretch!)[/QUOTE]

antivenom

 

[techsan]

Unfortunately, and I'll admit I might be prejudice here, there aren't that many women with awesome body who can also say they are bright. I'm not talking rocket scientist bright here...just the ability to hold a conversation for more than 5 minutes without resorting to flipping their hair, filing their nails, making sure their lipstick hasn't bled, checking out "the competition" (you know, just to make sure there aren't any other beautiful women around to steal their thunder) or plain being stupid.

How about ... antitoxin (you're makin' me stretch!)

antivenom

snake bite

 

[CopyCarver]

snake bite

fangs

 

[techsan]

fangs

serpentine

 

[RogueLurker]

serpentine

druids

 

[CopyCarver]

druids

Stonehenge
(even though the druids didn't build it)

 

[RogueLurker]

Stonehenge
(even though the druids didn't build it)

Spinal Tap ...

 

[techsan]

Spinal Tap ...

That one blew over my head...Stonehenge to Spinal Tap?

How about ... Hunchback

 

[RogueLurker]

That one blew over my head...Stonehenge to Spinal Tap?

How about ... Hunchback

Notre Dame

(I suppose you didn't see This is Spinal Tap? Ever since I saw the movie, its the first thing I think of when I hear/see Stonehenge ... and dwarves ... and exploding drummers. If you saw/liked improv type movies like Best in Show or Mighty Wind ...definitely watch this movie.)

 

[techsan]

Notre Dame

(I suppose you didn't see This is Spinal Tap? Ever since I saw the movie, its the first thing I think of when I hear/see Stonehenge ... and dwarves ... and exploding drummers. If you saw/liked improv type movies like Best in Show or Mighty Wind ...definitely watch this movie.)

Nah....ya gotta remember, I'm an old fart that doesn't get out that much...not many movies (at least not current ones).

University of Michigan

 

[RogueLurker]

Nah....ya gotta remember, I'm an old fart that doesn't get out that much...not many movies (at least not current ones).

University of Michigan

Is twenty years ago considered current .... Omigod ... it was twenty years ago!!!!!


The only association I can make with the University of Michigan is a story that mentioned it ...

Connections

 

[techsan]

Is twenty years ago considered current .... Omigod ... it was twenty years ago!!!!!


The only association I can make with the University of Michigan is a story that mentioned it ...

Connections

ROFL ... see how long it's been?

Conjunctions

 

[RogueLurker]

ROFL ... see how long it's been?

Conjunctions

(does this make me old?)

*seeing Techsan's newest word, RL reverts to her now seemingly long ago childhood, starts snapping her finger while singing "Conjunction Junction, what's your ...

Function."

 

[kbate]

Function.

Forced immediately into advanced mathematics mode

Calculus

 

[CopyCarver]

Notre Dame

(I suppose you didn't see This is Spinal Tap? Ever since I saw the movie, its the first thing I think of when I hear/see Stonehenge ... and dwarves ... and exploding drummers. If you saw/liked improv type movies like Best in Show or Mighty Wind ...definitely watch this movie.)

Stonehenge to Spinal Tap to Hunchback to Notre Dame is actually logical in another way as well. There is a stone monument on the Notre Dame campus (I think it's a monument to ND grads killed in the various wars of the 20th century) that has been nicknamed "Stonehenge" because it bears a scaled-down resemblance. You two are either closet "Domers" or lucky guessers.

 

[CopyCarver]

Forced immediately into advanced mathematics mode

Calculus

differentiation

(reminds me of the old joke that d(x) was chosen as a symbol for differentiation because "d" is the prevailing grade in college calculus classes.

 

[techsan]

differentiation

(reminds me of the old joke that d(x) was chosen as a symbol for differentiation because "d" is the prevailing grade in college calculus classes.

Quick ... somebody tell kbate that calculus is a 4-letter word doubled up! Don't say trash like that on here. Sensitive ears might take offense. Calculus caused me to change my major from double E to GenBus many years ago...sheesh.

confusion

 

[CopyCarver]

Quick ... somebody tell kbate that calculus is a 4-letter word doubled up! Don't say trash like that on here. Sensitive ears might take offense. Calculus caused me to change my major from double E to GenBus many years ago...sheesh.

confusion

I rather liked calculus but pushing one step too far taught me that confusion raised to infinity is...

quantum mechanics

 

[LadyCibelle]

I rather liked calculus but pushing one step too far taught me that confusion raised to infinity is...

quantum mechanics

And now I'm lost

 

[CopyCarver]

And now I'm lost

Totally appropriate response, really, since quantum mechanics "proves" that it's possible for you to disappear in one place and materialize elsewhere, or even to exist in two different places simultaneously.
All of which leads, I suppose, to (in scientific terminology):

spooky

 

[techsan]

I rather liked calculus but pushing one step too far taught me that confusion raised to infinity is...

quantum mechanics

That just might have taken a ...


quantum leap

 

[LadyCibelle]

Totally appropriate response, really, since quantum mechanics "proves" that it's possible for you to disappear in one place and materialize elsewhere, or even to exist in two different places simultaneously.
All of which leads, I suppose, to (in scientific terminology):

Oh you mean like a parallel universe.

spooky

Eerie

 

[CopyCarver]

Quantum leap + eerie = jumping into one of the Great Lakes?

(Me eddytar-kan't spel gud)

OK,

bizarre

 

[RogueLurker]

Quantum leap + eerie = jumping into one of the Great Lakes?

(Me eddytar-kan't spel gud)

OK,

bizarre

odd ...