'm certain that this fact is in large part responsible for your
continued courtesy and acquiescence to me.


I'm certain that, after failing to know the full meaning of "Nomad", you should
steer clear of words like "acquiescence."
This is not a good day for you, Mooron. Are you well?

RB

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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| 'm certain that this fact is in large part responsible for your
| continued courtesy and acquiescence to me.
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|
| I'm certain that, after failing to know the full meaning of "Nomad", you
should
| steer clear of words like "acquiescence."
| This is not a good day for you, Mooron. Are you well?

It's a fine day Bob..... I'm feeling well and sharp as a razor. Is the
stress of impending parenthood overwhelming you today?

CM

Is the
stress of impending parenthood overwhelming you today?


Yes!!!

RB

It's a fine day Bob..... I'm feeling well and sharp as a razor.


Doesn't see like it when you don't even know what Nomad means.

RB

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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| It's a fine day Bob..... I'm feeling well and sharp as a razor.
|
|
| Doesn't see like it when you don't even know what Nomad means.

Well obviously you need either to awaken your sense of comprehension or slip
on the beer goggles and claim a Drunk Defense... because, sure as
shootin'... Nomad means what I said it does Bob!

And your original use to infer "solitary" & "lone" was so far off the mark
as to be... Oh Heck here's what you said:

Mooron, you are no nomad here. I'm the only one who makes no treaties or
alliances here

Now really Bob... even you can see how silly that sounds now can't you?


Heh.. when are you going to start a thread about night sailing..... you
know.. impart some of your experience, knowledge and offer some pointers.
Maybe some Navigation Threads as well.

CM

Well obviously you need either to awaken your sense of comprehension or slip
on the beer goggles and claim a Drunk Defense... because, sure as
shootin'... Nomad means what I said it does Bob!

And it also meant something you DIDN'T know until I posted from Websters.
You were caught cleanly, Mooron.

RB

Main Entry: no·mad
Pronunciation: 'nO-"mad, British also 'nä-
Function: noun
Etymology: Latin nomad-, nomas member of a wandering pastoral people, from
Greek, from nemein
Date: 1579
1 : a member of a people who have no fixed residence but move from place to
place usually seasonally and within a well-defined territory
2 : an individual who roams about aimlessly


Sorry, Mooron. You can flip and fight my hooks all you want, but the Websters
entry shows my usage was correct. You only knew half of the word's meaning!
You're not just caught, you're on the dinner table!

RB