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[Capantha]

Ooh....someones gonna BURN

[lazeeboy]

Ooh....someones gonna BURN

when they go to TURN

[sinom]

or slip on a TURD

[Austhaied]

Don't be a TURK.

[Kan Win]

Don't be a TURK.

and lurk

(past and past participle lurked, present participle lurk·ing, 3rd person present singular lurks) intransitive verb

1. move or wait furtively: to move about furtively, or wait in a concealed position or a shadowy corner, especially with the intention of doing something wrong a figure lurking in the bushes

2. exist unsuspected: to exist as an unsuspected threat or danger

3. online read but not send online messages: to read messages sent to an online discussion forum without contributing (slang)

[13th century. Probably < Low German or N Germanic]

[sinom]

I've lost sight of the thread - can't see through the MURK !

[Kan Win]

I've lost sight of the thread - can't see through the MURK !

but once again you made your

mark [maark]

noun (plural marks)

1. spot, scratch, or dent: a spot, scratch, or dent on the surface of something

The hot plate left a mark on the table.

2. symbol: a recognizable sign or symbol used to indicate, e.g. ownership or the quality or origin of goods, or punctuation in a piece of writing (often used in combination)

a question mark

3. substitute for signature: a cross or other symbol used in place of a signature by somebody who cannot write

4. indication of feeling: an action, gesture, or other outward sign of somebody's feeling or attitude a mark of respect

5. sign of influence or involvement: evidence of the influence or involvement of somebody or something He left his mark on the firm.

6. identifying feature or characteristic: a distinctive and identifying feature or characteristic That perfect finish is the mark of the true professional.

7. indication of correctness or quality: a number, letter, or percentage indicating somebody's assessment of the correctness or quality of something such as answers to examination questions or somebody's performance in a contest She always gets top marks in English.

8. indicator of position or extent: an object, sign, or line that indicates the position, extent, or amount of something the high-water mark

9. amount: the amount, distance, or level reached by something The temperature is way above the 90 degree mark.

10. standard: the desired or required standard for something. Your work is simply not up to the mark these days.

[Austhaied]

I think your bite is worse than your BARK.

[Kan Win]

I think your bite is worse than your BARK.

Only in the:-

dark [daark]

1. not light or lit: having little or no light It's getting dark; do you mind if I put the light on?It was a dark and stormy night.

2. not light in color: reflecting less light than other colors or shades and therefore appearing deeper, richer, or more somber The curtains are dark green.

3. brownish or blackish: not pale or fair, but brown to black in hair or eye color

She has darker eyes than her brother.

4. miserable: characterized by unhappiness, misfortune, or pessimism

in the dark days after her brother's death

5. angry: suggesting hostility or anger dark looks

6. nasty: evil or wicked the dark side of his character

7. mysterious: little known or kept hidden from others dark secrets

8. unenlightened: lacking enlightenment, learning, and artistic or scientific achievement (formal)

9. theater closed: not open for the presentation of theatrical performances

10. law not in session: not in session for hearings, trials, or other proceedings

The courtroom is dark today because the judge has declared a Friday recess.

11. mellow: deep and rich in sound

[ Old English deorc < Indo-European]

[lazeeboy]

I think your bite is worse than your BARK.

Only in the:-

dark [daark]

1. not light or lit: having little or no light It's getting dark; do you mind if I put the light on?It was a dark and stormy night.

2. not light in color: reflecting less light than other colors or shades and therefore appearing deeper, richer, or more somber The curtains are dark green.

3. brownish or blackish: not pale or fair, but brown to black in hair or eye color

She has darker eyes than her brother.

4. miserable: characterized by unhappiness, misfortune, or pessimism

in the dark days after her brother's death

5. angry: suggesting hostility or anger dark looks

6. nasty: evil or wicked the dark side of his character

7. mysterious: little known or kept hidden from others dark secrets

8. unenlightened: lacking enlightenment, learning, and artistic or scientific achievement (formal)

9. theater closed: not open for the presentation of theatrical performances

10. law not in session: not in session for hearings, trials, or other proceedings

The courtroom is dark today because the judge has declared a Friday recess.

11. mellow: deep and rich in sound

[ Old English deorc < Indo-European]

i DARE you to go into the dark

[Capantha]

I'll go in but I'll DART back out!

[chiliwasabi]

That's the same MO I use when I FART in an elevator!

[lazeeboy]

That's the same MO I use when I FART in an elevator!

thats a bit TART

[luckyluke]

thats a bit TART

There is the TORT law(Civil wrong)

[Capantha]

I've seen your SORT before!

[luckyluke]

I've seen your SORT before!

a SORE player

[Capantha]

Rotten to the CORE

[luckyluke]

Rotten to the CORE

intensive CARE

[Capantha]

who rattled your CAGE

[lazeeboy]

you only had to turn the PAGE

[Capantha]

I've turned a little PALE

[muckypups]

On discovering "she" was MALE...

[Capantha]

I met him at the MALL

[lazeeboy]

I met him at the MALL

i said did you CALL me

[Capantha]

yeah, I used my CELL phone.

[sinom]

yeah, I used my CELL phone.

Can you use it to give me a BELL ?

[Austhaied]

I just FELL of my perch.

Edited May 9, 2007 by Austhaied

[sinom]

I'm being careful not to take a FALL though !

[gusG]

How could you TELL?

[sinom]

you'll realise when you end up in hel_l