give me some good words brohans (1 Viewer)

[Leroy Hoard]

Colonel is not a good word. In fact it's a bad word.

@The_Colonel

:(

Some other notable Colonels:

Colonel Kurtz
Colonel Klink
Colonel Sanders

 

[Snoopy]

Colonel is not a good word. In fact it's a bad word.

@The_Colonel

:(

Some other notable Colonels:

Colonel Kurtz
Colonel Klink
Colonel Sanders

Outranked by General Electric.

 

[New Binky the Doormat]

Colonel is not a good word. In fact it's a bad word.

@The_Colonel

:(

Some other notable Colonels:

Colonel Kurtz
Colonel Klink
Colonel Sanders

no "Lingus"? oh come on!!

 

[Mister CIA]

Colonel is not a good word. In fact it's a bad word.

@The_Colonel

:(

Some other notable Colonels:

Colonel Kurtz
Colonel Klink
Colonel Sanders

Colonel Flagg

 

[Mr.Pack]

How are you doing, @SWC ?

so the mri said new disc sitting on the nerve issue and doc said this week that i probably have permanent nerve damage in my left leg so that just is what it is and now i am just dealing with that mentally but walking again and just working on ways to not make it all flare up feeling positive feeling strong and just doing my thang because thats all i can do i guess the moral of the story is dont play sports and dont build houses with your dad i am just joking i wouldnt trade a thing its all great memories and part of what i am take that to the bank brochachos

Look up Dr. Max Lee out of Froedert for another opinion.

Good luck GB

 

[Gally]

One more good word just came to mind. I used it in another thread and immediately thought it should go here.

Paradigm

Enjoy

 

[Tick]

I've been looking at pizza ovens and the word spatchcocked showed up... excellent word.

 

[Wingnut]

Always liked this word:

Bivouac (BIV-uh-whack)

 

[Gally]

Always liked this word:

Bivouac (BIV-uh-whack)

Use it in a sentence

 

[Wingnut]

Always liked this word:

Bivouac (BIV-uh-whack)

Use it in a sentence

OK

I like the word bivouac because its fun to say.

 

[Corporation]

When I see an @SWC thread, it makes me smile. Thanks for bringing happiness even if in a small way.

 

[nirad3]

Always liked this word:

Bivouac (BIV-uh-whack)

I remember I had a GI Joe playset that had a bivouac .

 

[rockaction]

Always liked this word:

Bivouac (BIV-uh-whack)

Use it in a sentence

On the road with Kerouac
Sheltered in his bivouac
On this road we’ll never die

 

[Wingnut]

Always liked this word:

Bivouac (BIV-uh-whack)

Use it in a sentence

On the road with Kerouac
Sheltered in his bivouac
On this road we’ll never die

That's a weirdly structured sentence.

 

[rockaction]

Always liked this word:

Bivouac (BIV-uh-whack)

Use it in a sentence

On the road with Kerouac
Sheltered in his bivouac
On this road we’ll never die

That's a weirdly structured sentence.

It's a song lyric. Not only can I use it in a sentence, I have verse on recall!

It's Weezer.

"Holiday"

Chorus:

We will write a postcard to our friends
and family in free verse

Interlude:

(On the road with Kerouac
Sheltered in his bivouac
On this road we'll never die)

 

[rockaction]

It's really the only time I'd ever heard the word "bivouac" used because I'm not a hiker/outdoorsman

 

[ChiefD]

It's really the only time I'd ever heard the word "bivouac" used because I'm not a hiker/outdoorsman

I always thought it was a place I could pick up French whores.

 

[Tick]

It's really the only time I'd ever heard the word "bivouac" used because I'm not a hiker/outdoorsman

Just getting a hammock for the front yard, this came up a lot. You know, tactical hammocks, very technical.

 

[New Binky the Doormat]

It's really the only time I'd ever heard the word "bivouac" used because I'm not a hiker/outdoorsman

I always thought it was a place I could pick up French whores.

oh yeah ..."Bivouac Bettys"

 

[rockaction]

Just getting a hammock for the front yard, this came up a lot. You know, tactical hammocks, very technical.

Wait, what? Is this a cultural reference I'm missing or did this really come up a bunch when you were buying a hammock? I get the feeling that I'm missing something here. . .

 

[Tick]

Just getting a hammock for the front yard, this came up a lot. You know, tactical hammocks, very technical.

Wait, what? Is this a cultural reference I'm missing or did this really come up a bunch when you were buying a hammock? I get the feeling that I'm missing something here. . .

It really comes up - basically any hammock with a rain/bug cover edges into a bivouac. They often just shorten it to bivy hammock.

 

[Chaos34]

Flibbertigibbet

I raised one and she's delightful.

 

[popeye]

Too lazy to go back and re-read everything - hope that doesn't case a brouhaha.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Always liked this word:

Bivouac (BIV-uh-whack)

Use it in a sentence

I had a friend named Biv who was trippin', and I said, "Bivouac"

 

[Tick]

Always liked this word:

Bivouac (BIV-uh-whack)

Use it in a sentence

I had a friend named Biv who was trippin', and I said, "Bivouac"

This works better if you're British.

 

[fatness]

Flibbertigibbet

That word always sounded like a "10 women all talking at once about kids" type word when I was growing up. Thanks for that, mom.

 

[fatness]

Hey @SWC here's a good word for you.
Oblast

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

Flibbertigibbet

That word always sounded like a "10 women all talking at once about kids" type word when I was growing up. Thanks for that, mom.

More like airheads.

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

Shivaree.