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[*] posted on 9-20-2006 at 12:50 PM


One of the most distressing things in recent history was that a hummer brought the Clinton Presidency to it's knees, and consequently sank the Democratic Party.:o
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[*] posted on 9-20-2006 at 05:35 PM


Aren't you confusing who was on their knees?



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[*] posted on 9-20-2006 at 09:09 PM


Well....... yes, Oso.
These things are confusing. I was referring to the office, after the fact, I think.:)
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[*] posted on 9-21-2006 at 01:47 AM


Amazing - what a comic over a hummer triggers in our brains. And amusing!!:biggrin:
Never expected that! For me it was a simple food and vehicle related curiosity.
Then I learned that there is another meaning beside it - certainly for American's. Bringing in the hoovering, and a parking lot.
Clinton and the Zipper Gate Scandal.
THAT is now bringing up (in my brain) a Havanna Cigar.
And reminds me on the cathouse thread a while ago.
Hoping to get more to hear what people associate with H.

DanO - to what size is the Pacific Spiny Lobster growing??
wan't to compare them to Atlantic and Red Sea species.
And if no one comes up with a Nickname - then lets create one.
I'm calling in for a BRAINSTORMING!!
BTW: Why you look for it? Is it for your Restaurant's Menue?




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[*] posted on 9-21-2006 at 02:16 AM


No, for idle fun actually! Much cheaper and you don't have to cook em till their red!

I'd call it "BONERSTORMIN"" like in: "he pulled a boner by calling the eel a hummer!"

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[*] posted on 9-21-2006 at 04:49 AM


HM -? boner? could one of you guys/gals tell me WHAT is it??
No clue - not in my vocabulary til now. U2U it, if too ..eh .. embarassing!




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[*] posted on 9-21-2006 at 01:09 PM


When Lorena Bobbit took the scissors to her poor (but deserving) husband, he had to get a loaner.
I doubt that, when he got his first look at those snippers, Mr. Boner was even present.:no:
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[*] posted on 9-21-2006 at 01:39 PM


toneart!:o Makes me hurt just thinking about it!:o:o
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[*] posted on 9-21-2006 at 02:40 PM


Quote:
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DanO - to what size is the Pacific Spiny Lobster growing??
wan't to compare them to Atlantic and Red Sea species.

Size isn't everything.
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Originally posted by FARASHA
And if no one comes up with a Nickname - then lets create one.
I'm calling in for a BRAINSTORMING!!

How's this? "Rubber lobster: Also called 'Jello-lobster' or 'rags'. These are lobster that have just shed their shells and the new shell has not yet hardened at all. They feel like soft rubber (hence the name) and are quite fragile."

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BTW: Why you look for it? Is it for your Restaurant's Menue?

Don't have a restaurant, just a weird sense of humor and a fondness for acquiring useless knowledge (you never know when you might need it -- c-cktail party, the home version of Jeopardy!, etc.)




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[*] posted on 9-21-2006 at 11:33 PM


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Check out www.dictionary.com; it's fairly good on common American slang. You can probably guess from the context which meaning folks are using.

--Larry

Hey Larry
JUST DID LOOK IT UP (- THANKS FOR THE LINK), and beside the obvious meaning in context of the above post, it also defines it as
" an embarassing MISTAKE " :lol::bounce::lol:, yeah sometimes it IS exactly that - - :o:O:o:O
VERRY FUNNY ha a good laugh after all Corky!

DanO - I like the Rubber and Jello - let's see if somebody else comes up with some Nicknames too.
I read the Link you provided earlier, and the quite clear description of their mating ritual was somewhat amazing - very interesting!! And clever on the femal side, but quite risky too.
YEAH - I also have this weirdness of collecting useless information - because you never know when you can either use it ( for cryptic talk) or at least to understand when others use it ( in cryptic talk).
Beside that I love languages and the diversity of meanings of words, and the play with it.
It amazes me again and again - how often I stumble over the very same word with absolute differing meanings. Like now on this thread.
Sounds maybe silly to some - but every language has a SUB-culture within the language, that gives an good insight into the society!!

AND - another association came up - the BOBBIT Case- OUCH, hell that was a story going around the world !!
Can understand HER action VERY well - and somehow admired her that she not only performed the little surgery - also that she threw, what was left, into a cornfield !!

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[*] posted on 9-22-2006 at 12:04 AM


I know all about the word "hummer" from 1 of my many husbands....but really makes me mad is all those "Lobster" dinners I should have had instead.....the dirty rat....:lol: and if he was still my husband I would want the one on wheels along with the lobster dinner. It pays to grow older and figure these things out....I am going to email him today and tell him he owes me big time....the vulger american.......Kelly
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[*] posted on 9-22-2006 at 12:16 AM
killing us here.. or our wives will....


"not only performed the little surgery but..."

:lol:



"I would want the one on wheels along with the lobster dinner"

good lord woman!!:wow:


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[*] posted on 9-22-2006 at 12:19 AM
They are red cannibals


While living on Catalina Is. I was constantly amazed by the graduate studies at the science center. One study prompted my daily attention.
Lobsters will, when starving , resort to cannabalism. I found this very painful to watch. I was thrilled when the researcher disclosed his project to me and allowed me to monitor his big fat juicy study specimens while he was away.

Those suckers just disappeared I would tell him.:yes:
I would not let them starve to death nor would I let them resort to cannabalism. Against my religion. We never ate so well.:rolleyes:




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[*] posted on 9-22-2006 at 12:24 AM


Welcome Kelly, at least, another female joining this thread!
Are you a born american?
Seems you had a rather bad association, regarding Hummer.
In your case I would also prefer the wheeldriven version along with some delicious Lobster dinner. Tell HIM after the dinner I've got a headache, and then drive home with MY Hummer.
And leave him alone to please himself.:biggrin:
Don't bother to write him - toooo much of attention.

ANY Nicknames for Lobster, or other names to throw in?
Might be of interest to hear if female language differs from males. ;D Lotte




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[*] posted on 9-22-2006 at 12:38 AM


SO - Corky - YOU are telling me you would NOT prefer the wheel one, along with a lobster dinner - ???? NAhhh - Why else did the poor doomed researcher loose all his critters.
Lobster is indeed one of my favorit to have, lunch, dinner whenver.
Hummer - I wish I could afford to buy one ( the wheel version!!!!) some idiots on the street are tempting me to just DRIVE over them with a TANK, as well as some idiots I have met in the past, and cheated/lied/ let me down.:mad::fire::mad:
L:biggrin:

And as long as you behave, your wife won't hurt you, simple, isn't it??:biggrin::saint::yes:
And if you BEHAVE good enough, you might get even HUMMER for late night dinner. Ask her:lol:




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[*] posted on 9-22-2006 at 12:44 AM
Methinks Hummers suck


H2-H3 GO Dodge!

I said too much bout' the lowly lobster, er, I mean Hummer, er I mean .... :lol:

Look now I'm doin' it, stop! Wait! Not that meaning, we have code words for THAT also.;D;D;D




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[*] posted on 9-22-2006 at 08:29 AM


ANOTHER association with HUMMER (on wheels) that keeps popping up my head
= CLIVE CUSSLER !!!!!!
Jeeze I love his books!!!:bounce::bounce:




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[*] posted on 9-22-2006 at 10:34 AM


Oh, come on-n-n-n-n! Everybody knows that a hummer is a happy person who puts their lips together and makes music. What ever were you all thinking????:?:
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[*] posted on 9-22-2006 at 10:38 AM


hey toneart - welcome to the nutty!!!!:lol::saint:::cool:

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[*] posted on 9-22-2006 at 01:28 PM


yes I am a born American....now live permantly in Loreto.....can't say I had a bad association with "hummers" just feel a bit short changed as I would have loved a lobster dinner too.....but now at this age if someone says the word "hummer" I want 4 wheels and a thermador to go with it. So silly when your young and don't know the real meaning........yummmmmmmm.....I love lobster.....and boy can I cook it too!!!! This makes my day.....and makes me laugh myself silly.....:bounce:
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