Off topic

[Mark Padgett]

One of the words in the following list doesn't belong:

smart
intelligent
educated
knowledgable
brilliant
erudite
scholarly
billypacker

Can you guess which one?

[canuckrefguy]

You should have re-titled this thread:

"Off Meds"

[rainmaker]

Originally posted by canuckrefguy
You should have re-titled this thread:

"Off Meds"

I agree, but I see some creativity in Mark's post that appeals to me. He's heading toward making "billypacker" into a different part of speech, which is an intriguing concept. It could be an interjection, an adjective, a verb or an adverb.

A1, after missing easy lay-up, "Billypacker!!"

A2, after A1 misses easy lay-up, "Well you billypacked that one!"

A3 to A2, "That's the last time I pass the billypacking ball to him!"

Coach A to Team A, "Quit billypacker goofing around! Concentrate and make your billypacking shots!"

[Mark Dexter]

Originally posted by rainmaker

I agree, but I see some creativity in Mark's post that appeals to me. He's heading toward making "billypacker" into a different part of speech, which is an intriguing concept. It could be an interjection, an adjective, a verb or an adverb.

A1, after missing easy lay-up, "Billypacker!!"

A2, after A1 misses easy lay-up, "Well you billypacked that one!"

A3 to A2, "That's the last time I pass the billypacking ball to him!"

Coach A to Team A, "Quit billypacker goofing around! Concentrate and make your billypacking shots!"

Might this replace "Dexter" as the stand-in expletive?