A Conversation for The United Bedroom Confederacy

Aplication to the UBC

Post 1561

Researcher 185550

Have you ever been to the wonderful temple of confusionism?


Aplication to the UBC

Post 1562

Laura

No, never been there


Aplication to the UBC

Post 1563

Researcher 185550

I'll just get a link for you smiley - run


Aplication to the UBC

Post 1564

Researcher 185550

A665769


Aplication to the UBC

Post 1565

Laura

smiley - laugh

I've done the dressing up to confuse people before smiley - biggrin


Aplication to the UBC

Post 1566

Researcher 185550

smiley - laugh

Do you have any suggestions?


Aplication to the UBC

Post 1567

Laura

What, to confuse people? smiley - biggrin

My favourite was to rename several everyday objects with nonsensicle names (radiators became convectorator, stairs became climuds and so on). Then you get several friends to adopt the same termanology and use it in everyday conversation.


Aplication to the UBC

Post 1568

Researcher 185550

That is damn good!

Arthbard hasn't been about for a while, but you could post it to the page?


Aplication to the UBC

Post 1569

Laura

Another was to re-invent the local geography to make it more interesting. smiley - laugh Every hill, wood and major street was exagerrated and re-named to make it sound like something out of a fantasy. The spinney became 'the great forest', a few bumps in the ground 'the Watford Alps' and so on. smiley - biggrin

I#ll post it when I get my essay finished smiley - smiley


Aplication to the UBC

Post 1570

Researcher 185550

The sink, 'the great and mighty ocean'


Aplication to the UBC

Post 1571

Laura

smiley - laugh didn't go quite that far


Aplication to the UBC

Post 1572

Lady Pennywhistle - Back with a vengeance! [for a certain, limited value of Vengeance; actual amounts of Vengeance may vary]

smiley - ermIf the sink is "the great and mighty ocean", what would you call the tub? "The greater and mightier ocean"?


Aplication to the UBC

Post 1573

Researcher 185550

"The greater and mightier ocean than the sink" I think you'll find. It all gets a bit ridiculous at that stage.


Aplication to the UBC

Post 1574

Laura

How about 'the major great and mighty ocean'

You mean it wasn't to start with? smiley - laugh


Aplication to the UBC

Post 1575

Lady Pennywhistle - Back with a vengeance! [for a certain, limited value of Vengeance; actual amounts of Vengeance may vary]

Or maybe you could have "The Great And Mighty Ocean Sr." and "The Great And Mighty Ocean Jr."...

(Gamo for short)


Aplication to the UBC

Post 1576

Researcher 185550

"The seriously major great, mighty, and all-round wonderful Ocean".

Well, er, yes, actually.


Aplication to the UBC

Post 1577

Laura

smiley - laugh

And so a sink becomes a gamo.


Aplication to the UBC

Post 1578

Lady Pennywhistle - Back with a vengeance! [for a certain, limited value of Vengeance; actual amounts of Vengeance may vary]

smiley - cool

That should be pretty confusing, talking about "a small gamo" and when people ask what a gamo is explaining it stands for Great And Mighty Ocean... smiley - laugh


Aplication to the UBC

Post 1579

Laura

Now that would take a lot of explaining smiley - laugh


Aplication to the UBC

Post 1580

Lady Pennywhistle - Back with a vengeance! [for a certain, limited value of Vengeance; actual amounts of Vengeance may vary]

smiley - ermHow would you pronounce gamo anyway?


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