Noting how someone acts around you when others are present is hardly a reliable "feeler gauge" --- you would need to see how well he keeps his hands to himself when you're just in a one-on-one setting.
by QuacksO July 16, 2021
Get the feeler gaugemug. If you're looking for lots of pleasant French female companionship, Monkton might not be da best place to seek it out; better to travel instead to other areas in Canada where nuns are more numerous.
by QuacksO March 08, 2019
Get the Monktonmug. I try to be frugal and save money whenever I reasonably can, so I could likely give you an UNbuyased opinion on pretty much any subject.
by QuacksO December 08, 2022
Get the buyased opinionmug. Refers to one of various successive spots along da dieting "journey" where you hop on da scale to check your current mass-reducing progress.
I always feel very suspicious of da dramatically-different "before" and "after" photos of people who are purported to have participated in a supposedly-successful slimming-down regimen --- I always wonder at which "weighpoints" said images were actually photographed! For all we know, da "after" photos dat show da people at a fairly-normal bodily-status might actually have been taken PRIOR to da "before" photos --- i.e., da people might have actually gotten HEAVIER in da time since they'd started da advertised diet, not LIGHTER! :P
by QuacksO March 20, 2022
Get the weighpointmug. A music group from "Merry ol' England" that produced music so "sunshiningly hot and brilliant" that their audiences would actually get a sunburn.
I don't tan very well, so I think I had better not attend any Erythemics concerts in person; wonder if you can get a sunburn from just watching them on DVD?
by QuacksO October 27, 2018
Get the Erythemicsmug. Walking is good for your health and a very popular sport, so it makes good trekonomics sense for manufacturers and accommodations-businesses to cater to da hikers in any way they can.
by QuacksO February 21, 2023
Get the trekonomicsmug. Polygraph machines are notoriously inaccurate and unreliable (i.e., they're easy to "beat" by simply going without sleep for two days before the test, and they merely sense if you're nervous, they cannot actually tell if you're lying, and so there are plenty of false positives just because the subject is scared or anxious), but a pollygraph would be even more useless, since a bird doesn't even actually know what it's saying... it merely imitates what it's heard, and so it has no idea if the words it's mindlessly squawking are the truth of not.
by QuacksO September 10, 2019
Get the pollygraphmug.