Thread: Psychological Wording

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Pixie Stix candy

DO NOT SNORT THEM no matter how funny it sounds at first, don't do it

Suprise

Grand Prize

Publisher's Clearing House

Editor

Op/Ed page

index

Glossary

Thesaurus

Wordsmithing

Blacksmithing

Whitesmithing - First thing that came to me 


White-Out’ correction fluid

Snow glasses (only have visual slits to cut out most of the glare when the sun comes out after a white-out.)

the ice planet of Hoth

Echo Base

'Who's on First'

I don't know

Neither do I

copy cat

Xerox
office

Supplies

logistics

Common Sense

Thomas Paine

Tom Pain (the BenGay analgesic rub mascot from by youth. He was a scruffy green dwarf.)

Fred the Red - Manchester United's mascot, a red devil 


BRANN (means fire ) My football team

Raisin Bran

Muesli
Confusion

"Confucius say..."

'Man who.....'

Proverbs and maxims

Duc de La Rochefoucauld wrote and published a book of over 500 maxims in the second half of the seventeeth century. I have my ex-wife's 1959 translated copy.

Principles

The Principal's Office

Trouble (what did you do this time?)

tribulation

The Great Day of Tribulation - More commonly known as Armageddon

day

Night

Eventide

tide

Moon

sun

son
bun