Directangular?
An intellectual dialogue over the concept of "directangular" . . .
Jeanie: "I tell you, it was directangular!"
En-Uk: "Was it truly directangular?"
Mr. Scott: (under his breath) "There is no directangular, not as Jeanie meant it . . ."
Mr. Scott: (thinking) "Maybe if I just ignore this issue of directangular . . ."
Mr. Scott: "Okay, I'll say it plain as day -- there is no directangular in that sense!"
Mr. Scott: "Just ask a creature with horse sense about directangular."
Horse: "Mr. Scott's right -- there is no directangular of that sort!"
En-Uk: "But Jeanie was so sure. Let's put the question of directangular to Nature."
Sa-Rah: "Nature is rendering her decision on directangular."
Sa-Rah: "Well, Nature seems to be telling us that crawdads aren't directangular . . ."
But the search continues . . .
posted by Horace Jeffery Hodges @ 4:54 AM
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7 Comments:
My Thesaurus insists "directangular" is a synonym for "antigogglin" - but neither I admit, appear in my dictionary.
Which makes I suppose for the best result.
Everybody's correct!
HD
This must be heaven!
Jeffery Hodges
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Maybe "directangular" is like "diverticular."
A ticklish question . . .
Jeffery Hodges
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"A picture is worth a thousand words!"
The conversation concerned how big my history book was in high school, and my dubious talent of hiding a book between the pages during class!
Oh, Jeff-er-y, we had such a blast with the kids and your lovely wife. I just needed more time to corrupt them!
Jea-n-ie Oliver
Kevin's "diverticular" seems more appropriate, I guess.
Sorry about the misnaming. I've corrected it.
Jeffery Hodges
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I feel pretty directangular after reading that! Whew!
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