Re: Stinko de Mayo de Guillermo ... *
| May 14, 2015 10:57AM |
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> Russo Loco Wrote:
> ==============================
> > ... Does 'Guillermo' here refer
> > to 'Willie'? Or to 'Bill' ...
> >
> > ** I know, it's hard to credit Willie with
> > any intellectual capacity at all - but at
> > least his puns are relatively harmless.
HighCommander Wrote:
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> Guillermo is spinach for William. Willie in
> spinach is "Memo" (very loosely translated).
> Would a true intellectual actually bother to
> post on this forum? Myself, with the IQ of a
> soap dish, find the NGDF very entertaining
> and informative.
Right, Guillermo -
Being of similar intellectual capacity to yourself, allow me to point out that the process of making soap from fat -
such as mayo - is 'saponification'. The diminutive of 'saponfication' is 'sap', which somehow seems to fit here ...
- Roosso
p.s. IMHO, it's time you two whooly-headed Willies apologized to JBWX for hijacking his 'Movie Star #67' thread!
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/14/2015 11:56AM by Russo Loco.
> ==============================
> > ... Does 'Guillermo' here refer
> > to 'Willie'? Or to 'Bill' ...
> >
> > ** I know, it's hard to credit Willie with
> > any intellectual capacity at all - but at
> > least his puns are relatively harmless.
HighCommander Wrote:
===================================>
> Guillermo is spinach for William. Willie in
> spinach is "Memo" (very loosely translated).
> Would a true intellectual actually bother to
> post on this forum? Myself, with the IQ of a
> soap dish, find the NGDF very entertaining
> and informative.
Right, Guillermo -
Being of similar intellectual capacity to yourself, allow me to point out that the process of making soap from fat -
such as mayo - is 'saponification'. The diminutive of 'saponfication' is 'sap', which somehow seems to fit here ...
- Roosso
p.s. IMHO, it's time you two whooly-headed Willies apologized to JBWX for hijacking his 'Movie Star #67' thread!
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/14/2015 11:56AM by Russo Loco.
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