Anchorage: Making a pond

Wednesday 6 February 2008

Making a pond

I do have a life that is not steeped in masts, cannons, sailing ships and jack speak.

This is my weekend project that has taken many months and not finished in a long shot, it will be nice to keep it as a record and just something to blog about.

The process is boring but the end product
will hopefully be worth all the hard work.
It is a family effort me, angela my wife and my grandaugthter Kayleigh.

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A vomitory is a passageway leading to a tier of seats in a theater, (especially a Roman amphitheater), or a stadium.
Rantipole Wild, disorderly, rakish; a wild, ill-behaved or reckless person
"Good egg" the phrase is an excellent example of dated slang — still to be found, but only as a self-conscious archaism that reeks of a kind of old-fashioned, class-ridden Britishness that is long extinct. It first appeared about 1900 as slang of the public school and university for somebody pleasant, agreeable, or trustworthy, still in common use in the Royal Navy.
"Bafflegab", is a special word that describes a special blend of “incomprehensibility, ambiguity, verbosity and complexity”
“Atomic buffalo turds,” you stuff a half a jalapeño in a meatball“
Constantinopolitanischerdudelsackspfeifenmachersgesellschafft, Guild of bagpipe-pipe makers of Constantinople
Bear garden (behr' garden) n. 1: a place for bear-baiting or similar pastimes. 2: a scene of disorderly conduct or riots. "The City Council meeting degenerated into a bear garden."
Umbrageous (um-bray'-juss) adj. 1a. shady. 1b. filled with shadows. 2. inclined to take offense easily.
Hippopotomonstoesquipedalian, pertaining to extremely long words
Whirlygigums, a useless ornament
Po-faced, Po-faced was perhaps applied to such people because they react to insalubrious comments with a look of insufficiently disguised distaste, as if suddenly presented with a used chamber pot.
Factotum, an employee or assistant who serves in a wide range of capacities.
Braw adj. very good, excellent; handsome; splendid; brave
Foccinaucinihilipilification The categorising of something that is useless or trivial
Whipper snapper ...Today it often comes with the adjective (“young whipper snapper”) and is used to mean “a young person who is too confident and does not show enough respect to older people.” But that’s not what it originally meant. It seems to have begun life around 1590 as the term “snipper snapper” meaning “a young, insignificant or conceited fellow.” Then around 1674 the term “whipper snapper” was coined – originally meaning “a violent or dangerous person” – that is, someone who “snaps” like a whip, and is just as dangerous. Then the two terms were blended (because of their similarity) and from around 1700 “whipper snapper” was used as a label for “a small but sprightly boy.” From this developed – over time – the current meaning. That’s how these expressions change and grow over tim
katahara itai: the action of laughing so much that one side of your abdomen hurts. (Japanese)
Flocculation, is a process where a solute comes out of solution in the form of floc or "flakes
Second banana, a comedian who plays a supporting role to a top banana; a person in a subservient position
Ecosexual, a person who has a very strong interest in environmental issues, affecting their lifestyle and choice of romantic partner
Opus magnum, from the Latin meaning great work

Wednesday 6 February 2008

Making a pond

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