A Marshall Marchetti
Bun Mui
Surgical operation?
What is it for? and where did this words come about and originate from?
Is it a big knife? To cut throught the jungle leaves and branches?
Comments?
Bun Mui
Simon R. Hughes
> one has responded.
>
> Try "machete" in your Funk & Wagnalls, Bun.
Would you trust the Bun with a big knife? Stay well away, that's my
advice.
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Brian J Goggin
wrote:
>What does "a Marshall Marchetti" mean in English usage?
>
>Surgical operation?
It means you've been giving the piss instead of taking it.
bjg
Robert Lieblich
>
> Thus Spake Robert Lieblich:
> > Bun Mui wrote:
> > >
> > > What does "a Marshall Marchetti" mean in English usage?
> > >
> > > Surgical operation?
> > >
> > > What is it for? and where did this words come about and originate from?
> > >
> > > Is it a big knife? To cut throught the jungle leaves and branches?
> > >
> > > Comments?
> >
> > Poor Bun. This posting was either so boring or so offensive that no
> > one has responded.
> >
> > Try "machete" in your Funk & Wagnalls, Bun.
>
> Would you trust the Bun with a big knife?
I barely trust the Bun with a dictionary, but ya gotta start
somewhere.
> Stay well away, that's my advice.
The bun doesn't strike me as mean or vengeful. Many other
adjectives come to mind, but not those two.
Spehro Pefhany
>> Stay well away, that's my advice.
> The bun doesn't strike me as mean or vengeful. Many other
> adjectives come to mind, but not those two.
Would you trust a playful person wielding a large razor-sharp knife?
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Mike Oliver
> Would you trust a playful person wielding a large
> razor-sharp knife?
For some reason this reminds me of one of the nicest
pieces of Douglas Adams's prose, which I'll reproduce
here. It's just after Agrajag has blown up the mountain
containing his temple of hate; Arthur is outside as
the mountain comes down around him.
.... The avalanche began.
Stones, then rocks, then boulders, pranced
past him like clumsy puppies, only much bigger,
much, much harder and heavier, and almost
infinitely more likely to kill you if they
fell on you.
Robert Lieblich
>
> The renowned Robert Lieblich <lieb...@erols.com> wrote:
>
> >> Stay well away, that's my advice.
>
> > The bun doesn't strike me as mean or vengeful. Many other
> > adjectives come to mind, but not those two.
>
> Would you trust a playful person wielding a large razor-sharp knife?
Probably. Context would be important.
Do you suppose the adjective in the subject line was supposed to be
"martial."? That would make the subject "a martial machete." If it
looks odd, remember the source.
Brian J Goggin
Why does nobody read my posts?
Or take the Bun seriously?
http://folsomobgyn.com/mmk_(marshall-marcheti-krantz.htm
bjg
Robert Lieblich
Sorry, Brian, 300-plus postings per day is daunting.
Anyway, she confused me by omitting Krantz.[1]
And when did she learn to spell?
[1] I don't suppose this Krantz is the one who makes millions by
publishing books that I, at least, wouldn't use to prop up an
undersized table leg.
Mike Barnes
>Spehro Pefhany wrote:
>>
>> The renowned Robert Lieblich <lieb...@erols.com> wrote:
>>
>> >> Stay well away, that's my advice.
>>
>> > The bun doesn't strike me as mean or vengeful. Many other
>> > adjectives come to mind, but not those two.
>>
>> Would you trust a playful person wielding a large razor-sharp knife?
>
>Probably. Context would be important.
>
>Do you suppose the adjective in the subject line was supposed to be
>"martial."?
I read it as a message for Albert.
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J Cheung
> Do you suppose the adjective in the subject line was supposed to be
> "martial."? That would make the subject "a martial machete." If it
> looks odd, remember the source.
Pardon me if some of you feel that I am spoiling the fun. I found this
below from a search.
"Women's Health Advisor:
What is a Marshall-Marchetti-Krantz procedure?
The Marshall-Marchetti-Krantz procedure is a type of surgery done to help a
bladder control problem called stress incontinence. Stress incontinence is
the term used for leakage of urine during exercise, coughing, sneezing,
laughing, or lifting.
When is it used?
This operation may be performed if you have trouble holding urine."
Perhaps this also gives some clue as to Bun Mui's gender, or sex.
John
Alec "Skitt" P.
"J Cheung" <stch...@singnet.com.sg> wrote in message
news:95u5hi$k5r$1...@violet.singnet.com.sg...
You mean, the Bun is piddling?
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Robert Lieblich
>
> "J Cheung" <stch...@singnet.com.sg> wrote in message
> news:95u5hi$k5r$1...@violet.singnet.com.sg...
> > "Robert Lieblich" <lieb...@erols.com> wrote
> > > Do you suppose the adjective in the subject line was supposed to be
> > > "martial."? That would make the subject "a martial machete." If it
> > > looks odd, remember the source.
> >
> > Pardon me if some of you feel that I am spoiling the fun. I found this
> > below from a search.
> >
> > "Women's Health Advisor:
> > What is a Marshall-Marchetti-Krantz procedure?
> > The Marshall-Marchetti-Krantz procedure is a type of surgery done to help
> a
> > bladder control problem called stress incontinence. Stress incontinence is
> > the term used for leakage of urine during exercise, coughing, sneezing,
> > laughing, or lifting.
> > When is it used?
> > This operation may be performed if you have trouble holding urine."
> >
> > Perhaps this also gives some clue as to Bun Mui's gender, or sex.
>
> You mean, the Bun is piddling?
The Bun is a real pisser (in American English usage).