"Blether - n. foolish chatter. - v.intr. chatter foolishly [ME blather, f. ON blathra talk nonsense f. blathr nonsense]" - Concise Oxford Dictionary.
Thursday, June 07, 2007
Next!
Halfway into the afternoon. I've survived the dreaded post-prandial sleep and listened to robust debate on the proposed Anglican Covenant. My moblogging and a power point display are the most techy things in sight. Hardly surprising, I suppose.
Well... perhaps "taking up arms against a sea (or homophone) of troubles"? Or meeting the recent slings & arrows head on? How obscure can I get? (No prize for the obvious answer.)
"techy"; and a tad "tetchy", mayhap?
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to see the results of Emsley's work on display. (I'm fairly sure he's responsible for the Gaelic welcome sign).
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Robin
Robin - yes, I believe so. He certainly introduced it last Synod.
ReplyDeleteabf - moi? Tetchy?
ReplyDeleteWell... perhaps "taking up arms against a sea (or homophone) of troubles"? Or meeting the recent slings & arrows head on? How obscure can I get? (No prize for the obvious answer.)
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