Word for the Day: STYGIAN

2000 Most Challenging and Obscure Words | Norman Schur

[Louis Foxwell]

YES! We rise above the stygian depths of our tormented souls with praise for Christ our Lord.

[CodeToad]

Every place touched by liberals seems Stygian; cold, dark, and gloomy, devoid of happiness or life.

[Louis Foxwell]

A most stilted analogy.

[tioga]

SD busy at work this morning?

[who_would_fardels_bear]

The tormented souls are his audience.

[tioga]

The loony left would say this is a stygian mind at work......I say it's funny holiday fun. Love these pics...

[Louis Foxwell]

The blessing of day ferrets out the dark and pours its radiance upon our furrowed brows.
Lovely. Thank you.

[tioga]

Hunting season is in full swing up here......

[Louis Foxwell]

Indeed, the Stygian soul of our benighted chief executive will haunt our dreams for generations to come.

[tioga]

oh, I crashed and went to bed before I came up with some homework.

[Louis Foxwell]

Yes, indeed, the unicorn habitation of nieve sentimentalists and puritanical ideologues is a fearsome place.

[Louis Foxwell]

for celebratory blasts, no doubt.

[Louis Foxwell]

Worthy of more than a rejoinder. Here's your award:

[Louis Foxwell]

And a genuine torture it is, bringing terrible fear where no danger exists.

[tioga]

You even think like our SD. Scary.

[Louis Foxwell]

Lotsa venison on those hoofs.

[tioga]

As an EMT, I had a patient once who was up from the city to hunt. He shot himself while unloading the car at a remote hunting cabin. They had no idea where they were, no land line, no cell reception so they loaded him in their vehicle and headed in the direction of civilization. Drunker than skunks, too.

[Louis Foxwell]

A round of applause upon exiting the throne room would be in order. Or, following the trumpet herald, genuflecting or, at the very least, a simple curtsy or bow before such munificence.

[Louis Foxwell]

A sorry ending to a sorry outing.

[SoothingDave]

Nope, busy not at work. :=)