Wait--a typo? Geez, I just noticed it! *thinks it's time for a vacation* Yanikq, you have officially received the Wordie treatment. Welcome to the club. :-)
*eating*
We've made a lot out of poor yanikq's typo.
Boo.
Fish heads, fish heads Roly-poly fish heads Fish heads, fish heads Eat them up, yum!
Reesetee, reesetee, reesetee. Not only do bears bear headfish, they reduce them to fish heads!As for the bears bearing the monks, perhaps the monks give the bears their fish and chips. (That is, of course, if they happen to be chip monks.)
Ask not how the monks bear the bears, ptero, but how the bears bear the monks. Not to mention the headfish.
I love that there's so many Joyce fans on Wordie. He is one of my favorite authors.
Bears dine with monks? How do the monks bear the bears?
No, bears eat the tonsures of headfish. When dining with monks.
What about headfish? Do bears eat the monks of those?
No, you're thinking of monkfish. That bears eat. With their heads.
Do some bears leave their heads monk?
I love it when monks leave their heads bear.
It is a word invented by James Joyce by adding the prefix un to the word tonsure "a part of a monks head left bear on top". Check this site http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tonsure for a better explanation of a tonsure.
Wait--a typo? Geez, I just noticed it!
*thinks it's time for a vacation*
Yanikq, you have officially received the Wordie treatment. Welcome to the club. :-)
*eating*
We've made a lot out of poor yanikq's typo.
Boo.
Fish heads, fish heads
Roly-poly fish heads
Fish heads, fish heads
Eat them up, yum!
Reesetee, reesetee, reesetee. Not only do bears bear headfish, they reduce them to fish heads!
As for the bears bearing the monks, perhaps the monks give the bears their fish and chips. (That is, of course, if they happen to be chip monks.)
Ask not how the monks bear the bears, ptero, but how the bears bear the monks. Not to mention the headfish.
I love that there's so many Joyce fans on Wordie. He is one of my favorite authors.
Bears dine with monks? How do the monks bear the bears?
No, bears eat the tonsures of headfish. When dining with monks.
What about headfish? Do bears eat the monks of those?
No, you're thinking of monkfish. That bears eat. With their heads.
Do some bears leave their heads monk?
I love it when monks leave their heads bear.
It is a word invented by James Joyce by adding the prefix un to the word tonsure "a part of a monks head left bear on top". Check this site http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tonsure for a better explanation of a tonsure.