Fictitious sport invented by New Zealand/Aussiegenius John Clarke, in his persona of NZ sheep farmer Fred Dagg.
To quote his website "In essence, Farnarkeling is engaged in by two teams whose purpose is to arkle, and to prevent the other team from arkeling, using a flukem to propel a gonad through sets of posts situated at random around the periphery of a grommet. Arkeling is not permissible, however, from any position adjacent to the phlange (or leiderkrantz) or from within 15 yards of the wiffenwacker at the point where the shifting tube abuts the centre-line on either side of the 34 metre mark, measured from the valve at the back of the defending side's transom-housing."
A state caused by actions which appeared productive but were actually not; applicable to both situations and objects.
1. After about half an hour of noisy tidying up the children left their rooms utterly farnarkeled.
2. Having no more than a verbal agreement with a customer, as to what will be delivered at the end, is the best way to ensure that a projectends up farnarkeled beyond redemption.
A farlarler refers to a person who farlars. Farlaring refers to the act of building a Lego house, but then running it over with a tractor. This may be done if someone is dissatisfied with their build, or just feels like doing it.