"A writer's chosen task is to write well and professionally. If you can't keep doing it, then you're no longer a professional, but a gifted amateur." L. E. Modessit, jr.
LOL, jweb! But quite right. Clowder is a grouping of cats, though the term itself denotes the subject.
And Eidolon may very well be a Metal Band, but what does the word itself mean?
"A writer's chosen task is to write well and professionally. If you can't keep doing it, then you're no longer a professional, but a gifted amateur." L. E. Modessit, jr.
But it sounds like a good name for a Metal Band to me.
How 'bout Clowder as the name of a Jazz Band or something...?
"A writer's chosen task is to write well and professionally. If you can't keep doing it, then you're no longer a professional, but a gifted amateur." L. E. Modessit, jr.
And by the way, my wife and I could never quite agree on the exact connotation of uxorious. For some reason, I can't seem to convince her that (technically) it's a bad thing to be uxorious.
I'm sure she'd love it if you were uxorious to her.
But if you were uxorial...well, she might take it the wrong way...
"A writer's chosen task is to write well and professionally. If you can't keep doing it, then you're no longer a professional, but a gifted amateur." L. E. Modessit, jr.
...maybe you could titivate the house for her...it could prevent many termagant moods.
"A writer's chosen task is to write well and professionally. If you can't keep doing it, then you're no longer a professional, but a gifted amateur." L. E. Modessit, jr.
"A writer's chosen task is to write well and professionally. If you can't keep doing it, then you're no longer a professional, but a gifted amateur." L. E. Modessit, jr.
As long as you don't practice ovine relations like BKM, I think you're gonna be all right.
"A writer's chosen task is to write well and professionally. If you can't keep doing it, then you're no longer a professional, but a gifted amateur." L. E. Modessit, jr.
Aunflin wrote:How 'bout Clowder as the name of a Jazz Band or something...?
I don't know. I think any band named Clowder would have to cover "Cat Scratch Fever".
They could improvise a Jazz version of the song...I'm sure it would sound awesome!
"A writer's chosen task is to write well and professionally. If you can't keep doing it, then you're no longer a professional, but a gifted amateur." L. E. Modessit, jr.
The uxorial eidolon paid me its quotidian visit as I concocted a sinapism in the tenebrous hours before dawn. It was edacious, and consumed my ovine victuals faster than a viviparous clowder, impelling me to reify its insatiateness.
Very good, jweb. And humorous. Now, that's what I'm talking about.
"A writer's chosen task is to write well and professionally. If you can't keep doing it, then you're no longer a professional, but a gifted amateur." L. E. Modessit, jr.
Indeed, it does, kilt. (Don't know why it never occurred to me, either...)
"A writer's chosen task is to write well and professionally. If you can't keep doing it, then you're no longer a professional, but a gifted amateur." L. E. Modessit, jr.
as used: An hour and more until the aliens knew they were slowing and turning - and signaling their intentions. Which might also make a shot miss them, if the aliens pissaciously fired before they considered the blink signal.
obviously, it looks like a synonym for 'rash action'. possible misspelling?
Words of wisdom about hippies from Neil Young circa 1970:
"Soldiers are gunning us down,
Should have been done long ago."
I can't find it, either, BKM. And I looked up every similar sounding word I could think of:
pis aller:a last resort or device.
piscary: the right of fishing in waters of another
piscine: of, relating to, or characteristic of fish
pissoir: a public urinal located in the street in some European countries.
pessary: a vaginal suppository
There were some others that "looked" similar in one way or another.
But I couldn't find pissacious/pissaciously or pessacious/pessaciously or passacious/passaciously. And I looked through every word book I've got--and I have many.
It almost sounds like a made up word or even slang of some sort. However, maybe it is a real word, though mayhap not English.
Hmmm...
This is gonna nag at my mind...
"A writer's chosen task is to write well and professionally. If you can't keep doing it, then you're no longer a professional, but a gifted amateur." L. E. Modessit, jr.
I went and checked out Meriam-Websters's sight since BKM couldn't find it at dictionary.com and...nothing. The word pissaciously is not listed as a word. Maybe, I should go to the Oxford dictionary sight...but that costs money...hmmm...
"A writer's chosen task is to write well and professionally. If you can't keep doing it, then you're no longer a professional, but a gifted amateur." L. E. Modessit, jr.
naw naw, no need to spend money on me, especially when it could just be an editing error (although cherryh does know latin ... latin word or derivative with an -ly suffix?).
i'd email cherryh but she's got a note on her web site saying she's WAAAYYY behind on email and asking for submissions to be withheld.
It means "as if taking a piss in the wind."
heh, yeah, that's it.
Words of wisdom about hippies from Neil Young circa 1970:
"Soldiers are gunning us down,
Should have been done long ago."