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An Halfbakery idea wherein any halfbaker is welcome to post their
support of and best effort at juvenalia and/or pedantry, as an
annotation. After
everyone has relieved themselves of their respective loads, the
counts can be tallied and a winner declared of the "Super Pee Pee
Poo Poo Bowl".
Juvenalia:
includes scatology, lack of sense, fringe ideas, sounds
like a spam bot
Pedantry: hyperfocus on punctuation, capitalization, rules,
rationality and feasibility, piss, vinegar, and gratuitous mfding
Do your own count and convince others that you've won...
Halfbakery_20Poker
[normzone, Jan 26 2014]
Cannabis Bowl
http://www.cannalaw...seahawks-v-broncos/
[JesusHChrist, Jan 26 2014]
[link]
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The juvenalia description is more aligned with the
metanotion of halfbaked, and pedantry seems the
diametric opposite. |
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Ironically the pedant is being unpedantic when using
pedantry on the halfbakery. The true pedant on the
halfbakery is the juvenile. |
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it could be like a hb dungeon where transgressors are hung
up on the walls and dungeon masters fling mfds and
pedantry |
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What [rcarty] said though, both ironically and pedantically, I feel compelled to clarify that "Ironically" is used in the metanotative sense. |
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//Ironically the pedant// should have a comma after Ironically. |
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Actually I think it should be enclosed in brackets of some kind. |
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I'm (un)sure you’re right. |
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//What [rcarty] said though// comma after said. |
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Unless, of course, the pedant was named Ironically by
his or her parents. |
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I changed my mind, [JHC]; I prefer your flapping flight
fixation to the effluvial stream of unfunny potty humor. |
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Actually ironic comes from the greek name Eiron. |
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//named Ironically by his or her parents//
In that case it should read: Ironically, the pedant, &c. |
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wheres tesla-? we need reinforcements |
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Where's Tesla? We need reinforcements. |
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Actually, "ironic" comes from the Greek name Eiron. |
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Are you sure it's not a laundry-specific piece of electronics? |
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Sounds more like a bidet. |
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//Actually, "ironic" comes from the Greek name Eiron.// |
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