"Our cash flow is as if a profligate son keeps borrowing money to spend on Geisha, which is why we don’t have a choice not to enjoy the race." ~DOME CO. LTD, on their 2012 LeMans effort...
Oh joy, 2,000 years in preparation and THIS is what the Myans warned us of? I knew they were full of shit.
At any rate, I promptly take my new flying shark house out for a quick flight around the area before immediately crashing it because, as has been stated prior, I've no idea how to fly an F-15. Though I do have to wonder why there is a cockpit inside an organic brain, but whatever...when that's all said and done I vacate the wreckage of the shark that was once my house and head off to work because, my house turning into a shark must mean this is Wednesday...I hate Wednesdays![]()
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"Our cash flow is as if a profligate son keeps borrowing money to spend on Geisha, which is why we don’t have a choice not to enjoy the race." ~DOME CO. LTD, on their 2012 LeMans effort...
Well.
This has been one of the more interesting threads of late.
I'm loving how "shark" sounds like an adjective in the thread title.
"Yo! This building is totally shark, bro!"
Jack of No Trades, Master of Less
There are only two types of word, Noun and Verb. Which words fall into each category is decided by a complex mathematical formula.
Shark is actually a verb. I'll show you the math:
Money equals power.
Power equals camel.
Camel equals five celery sticks.
Five. Quid quo pro.
From this we can see that Shark is a verb, and working in a toy store makes you a hypocrite.
A Flock of Sheep.
A Pack of Wolves.
An Inconvenience of Heroes.
English can be an adjective, but it starts with a capital letter. That's still valid.
I don't know whether adjectives named after people (usually art or literature figures) start with a capital and can't be bothered to check. You know... Shakespearean, Dickensian, Swiftian, Shavian, Kafkaesque, Dadaesque etc.
Jack of No Trades, Master of Less
Wonder how the hell I end up in Spelljammer.
In any case, I think that clearly the best choice for me is to USE IT TO FIGHT CRIME
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