sionnach

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sionnach
Visit my website at www.gaelstat.com

Or the Spanish blog:
www.gaelstat.blogspot.com

Since the Wordie link to my goodreads profile appears not to work, try this one instead
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  • 1 day ago, sionnach said: Oh! No! Poor Sisypuss!
  • 2 days ago, bilby said:
  • 2 days ago, bilby said: Are you referring to the use of Si in Indonesian as an honorific? Why yes, Si O'Nnach sounds perfect!
  • 5 days ago, ruzuzu said: Correlation... is not... causation? But that would mean I've committed a non sequitur fallacy--specifically the fallacy of false Claus. (Sniffles, begins to fall into a heap of cognitive dissonance.)

    But wait--it would make sense for Santa to be a statistician. Maybe you're just saying that stuff so people don't find out the secret location of The Workshop. I get it now! I won't tell anyone, I promise, Santa Fox! Ooops. I mean I won't tell anyone, "sionnach." (Winks.)
  • 5 days ago, ruzuzu said: I am now convinced for all time that Santa's Workshop is in Gibraltar.
  • 7 days ago, PossibleUnderscore said: Hah! I don't know about 'specific excrement' specifically but that book looks Cute!
  • 9 days ago, sionnach said: I don't know, but this book just might be appropriate for anyone who had, say, an interest in specific excrement:

  • 9 days ago, Prolagus said: Great pronunciations! I recorded some of your Italian idioms - you can see which ones on my profile.
  • 9 days ago, gangerh said: An stf of yours has been illustrated by frogapplause. Here.
  • 10 days ago, Prolagus said: Ha! Come on! Rotten is good. (*)

    (*) Except for rotten sugar, a.k.a. alcohol.
  • 11 days ago, ruzuzu said: Dear Santa Fox,

    Speaking of lists, and checking them twice.... I wish it were easier to search for list names these days. (I just found your lovely list of capitonyms.)

    --A. Youngster
  • 12 days ago, ruzuzu said: I knew it! You're the Santa Fox! For Christmas I would also like a chained_bear. I've been very good....
  • 12 days ago, PossibleUnderscore said: We all wish...

    hang on... are you?
  • 13 days ago, ruzuzu said: Are... are you Santa?

    --signed, a Youngster
  • 13 days ago, bilby said:
  • 13 days ago, bilby said: Was unable to log in unable to log in unable to log in unable to log in unable to long in unable to log in until today.
    Just looking at this site hurts my soul so I don't know if I'll be around for long. In the past week I've got used to the unWordie reality of my life.
  • 14 days ago, sionnach said: My profile is now public again.
  • about 1 months ago, bilby said: Oh my jimmytooters!
  • about 1 months ago, sionnach said: In case anyone has wondered about my relative scarcity on Wordie recently, well, there are exciting things going on:

  • about 2 months ago, bilby said: Are you, sir, familiar with fugazzetta? Tonight I was watching a movie set in BA and this word came up. The little boy wanted to have some and the grandmother, his guardian, said she didn't want to smell like onions. That's all I know.
  • about 2 months ago, madmouth said: thank you, sir. the final -m got the Google back in action, and it's a Dubliners coinage, from the looks of it.
  • about 2 months ago, madmouth said: you'd know, I warrant. I heard a word on a Dubliners track that sounds like 'falooran' or 'felorrin', meaning 'masculine virility' (re: old man a young woman has married out of necessity, "He's got no feloorin" so then she sleeps with this handsome young man). Google, however, is convinced it doesn't exist. you know what this word is?
  • about 2 months ago, frogapplause said: I loved your Empanada Semiotics post. What filling is inside the two round ones?
  • about 2 months ago, hernesheir said: I referred to a Dublin Coddle recipe some months ago wondering if you were the person who posted the recipe under a different "handle" on the (largely) Irish tune site The Session. I inquired because your breadth of knowledge, turn of phrase, but especially your posted wit and sense of humor are virtually identical those to those of that person, who happens to be one of THE primary contributors to that site like you have been to Wordie as long as I've camped out here. You have a doppelganger in the world of Irish musicians, S! Cool! Cheers - Deme en el centro de Buenos Aires una vuelta con una mujer bie'n preciosa y bella , o mejor, un tango con ella! ;>) Ciao - y que se disfrute alla'!
  • about 2 months ago, ruzuzu said: Thank you for adding to my list. I thought von trapp family was especially great.
  • about 2 months ago, bilby said: Vengeance.
  • about 2 months ago, telofy said: Wow, that’s teh alsome, you’re Over 9000! ;-)
  • about 2 months ago, sionnach said: Is this my 9000th comment? I think it might just be.
    Nope, apparently not. Wait, yes it is.
  • about 2 months ago, bilby said: Thanks! For the record, it's from Allalu Mo Wauleen:
    An allalu mo wauleen!
    No hole, no stitch, no rent in it,
    ’Twas stuffed from string to sauleen,
    My half-year’s rent was pent in it.

    Charming stuff.
  • about 2 months ago, bilby said: Kind sir, would you help me with the two -eens in this?
    Yourself and I, mo stóreen,
    At every hour of night and day,
    Through road and lane and bohreen
    Without complaint we made our way,
    Till one sore day a carman
    In pity took us from the road,
    And faced us towards Dungarvan
    Where mortal sin hath firm abode.
  • about 2 months ago, bilby said: Being doing quite a bit of online reading. Got caught with library closed and nothing in the in-basket; don't have a book collection.

    The Guano Republic? I've never been to Nauru but it's well-known to Australians. At one stage their president preferred to live in Melbourne, ostensibly for the sake of his children's education ... not sure what that said about his country either. Nevertheless, he duly demanded that his activities appear in the Vice-Regal notices in Melbourne papers on a pretty much daily basis.
  • about 2 months ago, sionnach said: What can I say? To survive the mean streets of Santiago, I had to pick up some bad habits.

    wanna make something of it, bud?
  • about 2 months ago, plethora said: How rude!
  • about 3 months ago, sionnach said: I am still in San Francisco, but will be leaving for Buenos Aires on Friday.

    Yippee-i-yay!
  • about 3 months ago, bilby said: You in Fair Breezes now?
  • about 3 months ago, bilby said: Kafka feliz!
  • about 3 months ago, sionnach said: That foxlight is a condescending insult to vulpine intelligence. Those cauliflower-sheep, on the other hand .....

    'Nummy.
  • about 3 months ago, bilby said: Foxlight.
  • about 3 months ago, dontcry said: Howl!
  • about 3 months ago, bilby said: How to get a fox to eat his vegetables.

    (thanks to frogapplause for finding it).
  • about 3 months ago, telofy said: Yeah, pretty pretty, especially since 17 is a prime number.
    Congratulations!!
    (two exclamation points to make the line 17 characters long)
  • about 3 months ago, sionnach said: Ooh! 17K. Finally. Seems like it's taken forever to get from 16K to 17K.

    Now I guess I'll have to hold off for a few days to admire the nice roundness of that 17,000 figure.
  • about 3 months ago, bilby said: It takes just as much courage to pull the plug and scoot as it does to hang around. I hope the revised plans work out well for you.
  • about 4 months ago, sionnach said: Thank you, frogapplause! Best laugh I've had all week.
  • about 4 months ago, frogapplause said: sionnach: Thanks!
  • about 4 months ago, bilby said: We can only hope so. Don't spit the dummy-half!
  • about 4 months ago, sionnach said: Does it involve cannibalizing rugby players?
  • about 4 months ago, bilby said: Beware of diorama sickness in the Andes, Zorrito!
  • about 4 months ago, reesetee said: Have a great trip!
  • about 4 months ago, bilby said: MOTP updates ... yay!

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