On Jun 10, 2006, at 5:31 PM, Julia Thompson wrote:
Ronn!Blankenship wrote:
http://www.sciencenews.org/articles/20060610/bob8.asp
Linguists have a fun time, as well:
http://heideas.blogspot.com/2005/03/beyond-embiggens-and-
cromulent.html
Including the term snowclone! Yay! And links to
Has anyone seen anything like this flower before? I did a Google search,
but didn't come up with anything. I probably wasn't using the right
terminology.
http://www.europastation.com/gary/flower/
Gary
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On 11/06/2006, at 10:42 PM, Gary Nunn wrote:
Has anyone seen anything like this flower before? I did a Google
search,
but didn't come up with anything. I probably wasn't using the right
terminology.
http://www.europastation.com/gary/flower/
It's an arum.
Folks,
Salon is running a great piece by the inimitable Garrison Kiellor on
the ridiculous tact that the Republican party is taking in its
attempt to unseat Nancy Pelosi: that she is from San Francisco, where
there are known g-a-y people! Horrors!
Here's the full text of the story, in
Gary Nunn wrote:
Has anyone seen anything like this flower before? I did a Google search,
but didn't come up with anything. I probably wasn't using the right
terminology.
http://www.europastation.com/gary/flower/
Gary--
Ha-ha, good one! Those are CGIs made by
Georgia O'Keefe. You can't
It's an arum.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Araceae
I'm actually a zoologist. I feel dirty now.
Charlie
Who would have figured something that such an outstanding
flower was related to skunk weed (skunk cabbage) that we
use to find during summer vacations although those plants
had
