FidelCatsro's Journal: Insults of the week

Here is a great one , Coxcomb .. For all of you who need something to stick it to that conceited Dandy .
Also you should try to use the word cant somewhere , cant meaning basically the same as Jargon . :D Please try using cant on slashdot and laugh at the grammar trolls as they insult your grammar .
That cant becomes not useful in many situations .
Your cant sucks ..etc.

Cant

[Shadow Wrought]

This sounds like a mission for... Troll Tuesday!!! Tom?

Re:Cant

[FidelCatsro]

No no this is Teetering Thursday , A new game every week ;) . No trolling , these have to be used in regular comments

Re:Cant

[tomhudson]

Seeing as we haven't had a decent Troll tuesday in a while ... maybe next week would be a good time.

Re:Cant

[FidelCatsro]

Troll Tuesday antiquity ;)
You scurrilous cad , your coxcomb attitude has bedevilled our endeavour s

So:

[RM6f9]

Vulgar British, as opposed to the Gawd-awful concatenative mess that is modern US-ian?

I can't seem to cantilever my head around to using cant to describe the argot that Kant used in his dryer-than-Grandparent-farts "Critique of Reason"

Teetering on an attempted cantilever, indeed!

Re:So:

[FidelCatsro]

Wait a tick, a cantilever is a girder that juts from a wall ;)

Re:So:

[RM6f9]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cantilever [wikipedia.org]

Usually used to indicate that there is an amount of bending or shearing force being applied to said extended beam, or in my case, extended metaphor.

Also, on said extended beam one may experience imbalances due to, say, wind - any applicable imagery is left as an exercise for the student.

Re:So:

[Nefarious Wheel]

If you cantilever then spend more on marketing.

I'm sorry

[rk]

But I can't understand your cant.