Hypo = less than, inadequate
Hyper = more than, too much
Moron = Welsh for "carrots"
Beware of what the Easter Bunny really brings - though I'm not sure
whether the oxen are bringing the carrots or eating them!
Wombat (and yes, a carrot is a root vegetable!)
"Hypoxy"
A word Peter which means loosly "under sharp" which of course
renders the word "moron" inutilitous.
I have wondered why we don't say hypo(oxia) which sounds more
technically correct.
Hyperventilate is certainly used for the opposite.
Perhaps Michael Texler can explain that one.
Chris McDonnell
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No, that person is a hypoxy moron. :-)
Boonahgliding wrote:
> intelligent typos - their's an oxy moron
I thought an oxy moron was any glider pilot at 12,000 ft without oxygen...
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