QuacksO's definitions

InGenuity

What John Hammond thought he had by creating Jurassic Park, but which actually just ended up in disaster.

In "Jurassic Park II --- The Lost World", da greedy entrepreneurs who came along after Mr. Hammond to try to re-commercialize da island thought they possesssed a huge scoop of InGenuity, as well, but their own clumsy bombastic endeavors ended up in shambles, just like their benevolent predecessor's efforts had.

by QuacksO December 17, 2020

Toyoda

Da brand of vehicle dat everyone's favorite elderly Jedi-tutor drives.

I wonder if any of da various personal-transport vehicles (i.e., speeder bikes, small fighters, etc.) in da Star Wars movies were also made by Toyoda?

by QuacksO January 24, 2022

meth-odology

Scientific/medical protocol/procedures decided upon and/or carried out while the administrators are trippin' out on drugs.

With the deplorable modern-age meth-odology, it's no wonder we have so many botched experiments.

by QuacksO March 11, 2018

nefairyous

Describes the less-than-honorable behavior/intentions of certain forest-nymphs.

The Grimm brothers' famous fantasy-lore book is far from a pleasant read overall --- lots of nefairyous goings-on are related in said lengthy tome!

by QuacksO May 22, 2019

ammoteur

A novice in the field of firearms who should not be entrusted to work unsupervised with live rounds until he's had more experience, practice, and training in their safe handling and discharging.

Red Green Show character Edgar K.B. Montrose is clearly an ammoteur when it comes to high explosives, and he's got the impaired hearing --- and a missing finger or two --- to prove it.

by QuacksO May 6, 2019

vialation

A significant "no-no" involving substances stored in small cylindrical flasks.

Carrying vodka into the lab in test-tubes disguised as water is a "clear" vialation of workplace protocol.

by QuacksO May 20, 2019

Clair De Loon

An ultra-peaceful Claude Debussy composition that pays homage to everyone's favorite feathered ululating pond-drifter.

If I listen to Debussy's dreamy "Clair De Loon" and Saint-Saens' soothing "The Swan" one right after the other, I wonder if I will be able to stay awake.... not only do I love the slow soft tones of said compositions, but thinking about those two types of stately slow-swimming water-fowl always makes me drowsy.

by QuacksO January 18, 2020