Krebs' Free form/Chaos Thread

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Official "another interesting piece on Free form/Chaos (non-krebs)"

 

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James Birn has lost his thumb while working as plumber. Doctors have offered him a transplantation of his big toe from the foot to the spot of the missing thumb. Well, now his hand looks kind of weird

 

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Krebs, I tittered at Anna Russell, giggled at Elna og Rignor, chortled at CSN's wieners, actually laughed out loud at Maddy Genets, and finally completely fell off my chair with Svetlana.

Thank you. I don't know how you do it, but please just keep doing it!

 

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Krebs, I tittered at Anna Russell, giggled at Elna og Rignor, chortled at CSN's wieners, actually laughed out loud at Maddy Genets, and finally completely fell off my chair with Svetlana.

Thank you. I don't know how you do it, but please just keep doing it!

And to think: I worried earlier today that his funny had run dry.

HEre's to Krebs:

 

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The Shakespearean insult kit.

Great list! Thanks for posting.

I can't believe it -they left out "runion"! (MacBeth, Act 1, one of the witches disses a pilot's wife, referring to her as a rump-fed runion).

Interesting that barnacle and scut are included as Shakespearean insults. Captain Haddock, whose favourite curses included 'Billions of blue-blistering barnacles", asked the Mosquito pilot he'd pulled from sea in "The Red Sea Sharks" his name and was told: "Scut". Haddock was insulted by this and immediately lauched into another curse, but it turned out the pilot was from Latvia(?) and his name was actually Piotr Scut.

There you go - two Shakespeare-related references to pilots.

 

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OMG, there's a whole world of these out there.