Some people are very objective.
They object to everything.
They are objectionable.
note: I would like to subject objectionable people to something … or another.
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Today #145
The Eagles are playing in Tokyo Dome tonight. It would be funny if a few of them were bald now.
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I object to this post. What are all those objects in the photo? Perhaps you could study them & be an objectologist
Sod off? I thought you wanted visitors!
They may be bald, but they’re also golden. Sod off? I thought that was a British term: Am I rubbing off on you – so-to-speak – with no sexual connotations whatsoever of course?
Tony: an “objectologist” … I like that word.
The things in the photo are chunks of dirt. I think this field had konnyaku (devil’s tongue) in it last year, and the square blocks of dirt are a result of how they dig it out of the ground.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konjac
S. Le: wasn’t “sod off / sod on” from the Karate Kid movie? hee hee!
Tooty Nolan: I think many Canadians use that expression … along with other phrases that end in “off“. hee hee!
Oh I thought they were sand castles made with little square buckets.
Tony: maybe they are. I bet the farmer who owns this field isn’t going to be too happy with the neighbourhood kids!