|     geeks  |        usurpation  |   
|     geriatrics  |        complaint, olfactory, swallow  |   
|     glass blowers  |        cunnilingus  |   
|     gravediggers  |        descent, jukebox  |   
|     guests  |        confusion, misunderstanding  |   
|     heterosexuals  |        domination, constipation, despondency  |   
|     husbands  |        cornucopia, temerity  |   
|     impaired drivers  |        incarceration, spiritus, secretion,   fumbling  |   
|     janitors  |        doubt  |   
|     journalists  |        despair, vomit, gall  |   
|     kibitzers  |        deal, gratuity  |   
|     lawyers  |        pomposity, jargon, bile  |   
|     lepers  |        testament  |   
|     lesbians  |        domesticity, lapidary  |   
|     magicians  |        trace  |   
|     mausoleum attendants  |        drawer, immobility, dearth  |   
|     mayors  |        erection  |   
|     mediums  |        acephalous  |   
|     menstruators  |        funhouse  |   
|     middle managers  |        mush, tenement  |   
|     midwives  |        caesura  |   
|     mistresses  |        codification, excess, levy, competition  |   
|     mothers  |        album, query, blindness, sentimentality  |   
|     mystics  |        eternity, negation  |   
|     narcissists  |        reflection, kaleidoscope  |   
|     neighbours  |        voyeurism, comparison, envy  |   
|     newlyweds  |        shutter  |   
|     nuns  |        beatitude, regress, murmur, hymen  |   
|     nurses  |        fantasy, formaldehyde  |   
|     nursing mothers  |        bouquet, areolae, murmur  |   
|     ovulators  |        funhouse  |   
|     perjurers  |        deception  |   
|     philosophers  |        asomatous, labyrinth, consolation  |   
|     piano tuners  |        intuition  |   
|     piccoloists  |        fellatio  |   
|     pimps  |        meanness  |   
|     poets  |        preponderance, neglect, tedium  |   
|     politicians  |        irrelevance  |   
|     post-menopausals  |        historicity  |   
|     preachers  |        deception, incinerator  |   
|     presidents  |        repetition, cliché, forgettability  |   
|     priests  |        consolation, pederasty  |   
|     principals  |        grumpy  |   
|     professionals  |        sorrow, pride, indistinction  |   
|     professors  |        pretence, verbosity, abstruseness,   tenure  |   
|     programmers  |        carbonation, simulacrum, acronym  |   
|     prostitutes  |        detachment, junction, diffusion  |   
|     protestors  |        indignation, perturbation  |   
7.2.10
GROUP NAMES G - P
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ReplyDeleteI think youre wrong F Risotto. And who has such a stupid name anyway???!?? I want to eat you.
ReplyDeleteThese taxonomies distress me. It's one thing to call a group of crows a murder; we can all laugh about it over dinner. But to call a group of menstruators a funhouse; and then to also call a group of ovulators a funhouse: this is wrong. It's misogynistic and fascist. Your names are subjective, biased, random, and idiotic.
ReplyDeleteThe program is impossible; the word is born of blood and spittle, seldom and sickly of contemplation and democracy. But Garf Venken shall farce with you still.
ReplyDeletegeeks - booger, hotdog, table
geriatrics - plod, corruption
lepers - puzzle, potato head
mistresses - lingam, porous, carnival
mothers - diaper, mammary, nidus
mystics - gaunt, troglodyte, juice
narcissists - sparkle, chiral, moth
philosophers - dispeptic, ephemera
pimps - fedora, bank
poets - gag, occlusion, prolix
priests - kidnap, dearth
professors - cupcake, litany
prostitutes - curb, slit
The Sadoo lives for the farce and finds blood and spittle too contemplative and democratic, contemplation and democracy too farcical. Sadoo notes that Garfy has a knack for impossible programs and, consequently, admires his little black soul and its begetting of words.
ReplyDeletewhy doesnt anybody use any words i know!!???!!??
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