concrete proof

MuddyMesaWoman

20 years ago

The link to today's (Wed 9/14) Luann comic just struck me as funny, from a hypertufa/crete point of view...

If you're seeing this post-9/14, look in the archives at www.comics.com.

Personally, I like the new term and will try to work it into tufa talk.

Here is a link that might be useful: concrete-y reference

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butterflybush
20 years ago
I don't get it.
billie_ann
20 years ago
Love it!
Could you use that in a sentence....The mud yard looked like it was hit by a con-creteor from outer space! Even new spelling!
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MuddyMesaWoman
Original Author
20 years ago
Billie ann wrote:
Could you use that in a sentence....The mud yard looked like it was hit by a con-creteor from outer space! Even new spelling!

Ooh! Ooh! I sense a future challenge here. Make a concreteor look like it fell from the sky into/onto your yard, house, car, etc..., make a concreteor and crater with little tufasaurs strewn about....the possibilities are many.

I LOVE what the change in spelling does to the word. Going to try to "increase my word power" by including both versions as often as possible in conversation. The challenge is not to get sent in for mental evaluation in the process... heh.

Thanks Billie Ann!