Re: You Ought to Know What a Word Means ere you Mouth-off
Author: Dr Zarkoff
Date: 06-29-2012 - 17:48

Perspicacious perusal of the proffered pellucid printed piece produces a profoundly pertinent presentation of the proposed postulates.

"Si hoc possum leges, nimiam eruditionem habes", losely translates to: "If you can read this, you have too much eddycation."

Besides, "perusal" has connotation (a "flavor") more of "looking over, even somewhat casually" than "readying and studying diligently". Nevertheless, Smitty did use the word properly.



Subject Written By Date/Time (PST)
  Oklahoma Incident Reader 06-24-2012 - 19:46
  Re: Use a big word, know what it means. jst3751 06-24-2012 - 23:23
  Re: Use a big word, know what it means. Goes for you, too 06-25-2012 - 00:16
  Re: Use a big word, know what it means. Steady_Rest 06-25-2012 - 00:52
  Re: Use a big word, know what it means. smitty195 06-25-2012 - 05:54
  Re: Use a big word, know what it means. Mike Lepker 06-25-2012 - 07:06
  Re: Use a big word, know what it means. Gary Hunter 06-25-2012 - 11:55
  Re: Use a big word, know what it means. Q 06-25-2012 - 21:52
  You Ought to Know What a Word Means ere you Mouth-off Reader 06-27-2012 - 04:52
  Re: You Ought to Know What a Word Means ere you Mouth-off Dr Zarkoff 06-29-2012 - 17:48


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