> >> Thanks for a job well done, Scott. Nice pictures everyone. > >> I enjoyed the entire gallery. I have no idea what a > >> *Kakeudiscioe* is though :-). > >> Cheers, Christine > >> > > > > It's an ancient Greek word which can be loosely translated > as 'crap disco > > playing mainly Eurotrash pop of the early 1980s'. It's > quite rare, being > > found only in early editions of Homer's little-known > Telliad, a primitive > > form of trailer in which members of the chorus played the > best bits of the > > Iliad to a captive audience of disco-crazed terpsichorians > in the local > > kakeudiscioe while an actor with a gruff voice intoned > pompously "He > > killed > > his father. He seduced his Mom. Now he's coming for your > daughter. Die > > Hard. > > With a breastplate". Then there's a big explosion (qv John > Sessoms shot) > > and > > Brutus Willos frowns to camera. > > > "He sure put a lot of work into that," my husband, Darrel, said. :-) >
Not really - I get these tumid spasms of logorrhea from time to time. > Anyway, Bob, do I have your permission to print out this > nonsense word and > your definition so that I can post it on my office door at > work? I shall > attribute it to you, of course. And I'm not just > joshing-joking here; I > really want to do it. Big cheers, Christine Of course! -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
