NIMROD

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No not the one who played Spock in Star Track.


The one they play on trumpets to make you start remembering dead people.

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In lots of ways I find it remotely manipulative.




THEY'VE ONLY GONE AND PUT SOME POPPIES UP NOW


IT'S THE BIG GUNS

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Yes. Played this this morning.

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Yes. Played this this morning.

What did this involve?

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Some form of gaiety where rod means beautiful juicy cock.

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^ this is indeed what happened. Tears all round.

You heard me.

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Nehmen is the German verb "to take".

Nimm is the familiar imperative form of that verb.

Therefore, Nimrod in my mind is a command to "take rod".

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Some form of gaiety where rod means beautiful juicy cock.

Good lord.  I expected it to be a lovely board game of some kind, not one of those penis playground games.


Well I won't be letting pancreas bring NIMROD in on the last day of school if there isn't at least a travel-sized version that's more suitable for the classroom.

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Nehmen is the German verb "to take".

Nimm is the familiar imperative form of that verb.

Therefore, Nimrod in my mind is a command to "take rod".

That's fine but at some point there has to be a "giver" of it.  They can't all be taking it without a giver, can't you even understand this.

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Seriously though can't you even get that into your thick skull.

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Geben is the verb for "Give"

The familiar imperative is "Gib"

Like Barry Gibb. Who is always a giver.

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Good.


I am glad to have finally taught you something today.

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Barry Gibb taught us all something today

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Stop always giving Barry Gibb the credit for everything in your life.