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11/19/2004 12:35:10 PM · #1

Q - What is the collective noun for a group of Baboons

A - Congress

11/19/2004 01:22:01 PM · #2

Originally posted by Artan:

Q - What is the collective noun for a group of Baboons

A - Congress

Just what are you trying to say about my relatives?

Message edited by author 2004-11-19 18:22:40.

11/19/2004 01:24:21 PM · #3

There is a school of thought that madness is an inherited trait.

11/19/2004 01:28:51 PM · #4

Are you saying that a parliament is better because at least owls are wise? LOL

11/19/2004 01:32:32 PM · #5

Have you seen Parliaments upper house.

The house of Lords.......

they sure aint a parliament of wise old owls.

just Old......

Message edited by author 2004-11-19 18:33:34.

11/19/2004 01:34:42 PM · #6

No but I guess they look like a bunch of old Owls?

11/19/2004 01:35:49 PM · #7

Originally posted by Artan:

Have you seen Parliaments upper house.

The house of Lords.......

they sure aint a parliament of wise old owls.

just Old......

We are deceived again!!There are not any spring chickens in the Senate here in Canada either but I would not go calling them unwise, wisdom usually comes with age!!

Message edited by author 2004-11-19 18:38:48.

11/19/2004 01:41:18 PM · #8

Maybe you meant a group of buffons not baboons?Would a group of buffons be called a circus?

Message edited by author 2004-11-19 18:42:20.

11/19/2004 01:42:55 PM · #9

That's where the British political system stand out from a number of other, ours is not necessarily any better, we have just been at it a long time , and therefore had more opportunities to perfect the art of deception.

11/19/2004 01:48:32 PM · #10

Originally posted by Artan:

LOL
I guess the white whigs need a good dusting every now and again?The dust can be usefull in blinding the masses!

11/19/2004 01:51:06 PM · #11

a few more for fun

plump of wildfowl - a big mac please
rhumba of rattlesnakes - not a dance for me

sounder of boar - back to parliament

culture of bacteria - answers on a postcard

11/19/2004 01:54:34 PM · #12

Originally posted by Dim7:

Originally posted by Artan:
That's where the British political system stand out from a number of other, ours is not necessarily any better, we have just been at it a long time , and therefore had more opportunities to perfect the art of deception.

LOL
I guess the white whigs need a good dusting every now and again?The dust can be usefull in blinding the masses!

Did you know that Whigs was a name of a UK polital party in the late 19th and early 20th Century,

edited for facts

Message edited by author 2004-11-19 18:57:43.

11/19/2004 02:02:28 PM · #13

Yes I did but I don`t remember if they lean left or right?

Message edited by author 2004-11-19 19:02:48.

11/19/2004 02:06:11 PM · #14

Neither Left nor right

They shot right down the middle and are known today as the Liberals

11/19/2004 02:13:46 PM · #15

Long live the Whigs!!

11/19/2004 02:17:22 PM · #16

Slante

MadMordegon

11/19/2004 02:25:20 PM · #17

Originally posted by Artan:

Originally posted by Dim7:

Originally posted by Artan:
That's where the British political system stand out from a number of other, ours is not necessarily any better, we have just been at it a long time , and therefore had more opportunities to perfect the art of deception.

LOL
I guess the white whigs need a good dusting every now and again?The dust can be usefull in blinding the masses!

Did you know that Whigs was a name of a UK polital party in the late 19th and early 20th Century,

edited for facts

The US has also had 4 Whig party presidents.

spiderman

Canon EOS-D60

11/19/2004 02:26:42 PM · #18

like the old joke says ...

Q: What's the opposite of PROGRESS ?

A: CONGRESS

AmiYuy

Nikon Coolpix 8700

11/19/2004 02:26:55 PM · #19

Originally posted by Dim7:

Originally posted by Artan:
Have you seen Parliaments upper house.

The house of Lords.......

they sure aint a parliament of wise old owls.

just Old......

We are deceived again!!There are not any spring chickens in the Senate here in Canada either but I would not go calling them unwise, wisdom usually comes with age!!

And older people can be just as stupid as younger and some of us younger can be wiser than some older. Age has nothin to do with it. ^_^

11/19/2004 02:31:11 PM · #20

I have often wondered,

how old do you have to be before you are called experienced rather than arrogant.

11/19/2004 02:36:08 PM · #21

Originally posted by Artan:

I have often wondered,

how old do you have to be before you are called experienced rather than arrogant.

Older Than 18!I`d say at least 19!!LOL
Old is a relative term!
Personally I would have more faith in a M.D. in his 40s-60s than 20s-30s but maybe thats just me?

Message edited by author 2004-11-19 19:43:37.