WHB said:You know I refute these claims. We are starting to hand out the title duffer to any person who posts more than 3 times a day (bit like high grades in GCSE examinations!). This is NOT duffering. True duffering cannot be expressed. It is an innate, unteachable, unlearnable skill that I envy those who have it.
I don't believe we have had any new true Duffers, since the golden age of BC and Holyboy.
According to toj, it is my house. I suppose it's my version of Fred the Box...
spam
noun (plural spams)
1. Gibberish which must be treated with greatest respect.
2. Stuff Mods will forever be fighting against.
3. Multiple posts of random, or seriously funny content.
4. What you post while in a hypo frame of mind.
5. Wonderful stuff that you may be banned for.
6. What one says when one has nothing to say.
7. (ten thingy)
transitive and intransitive verb (past spammed, past participle spammed, present participle spam·ming, 3rd person present singular spams)
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I'll tell you how. Quoted from the Handbook of Dufferland by Dr. Cran:
The nature of the non-existent substance in the Land In Which the Duffers Reside which many, for lack of better vocabulary and capacity for thinking, call 'space', has certain instabilities which are an innate component of its very state of being. These instabilities frequently (and in a set pattern which is currently being calculated by the present writer) cause a spatial-temporal chain of spontaneous actions which result in the unbalance of residents at such a time as the aforesaid inhabitants are erect upon their lower appendages at a location only a few small units of distance from where the substance upon which said appendages rest abruptly discontinues itself. This process results in an event which many vulgarly refer to as 'falling off a cliff'. The phrase is, however, most unclear, and entirely inadequate for the use of the discerning and educated layman . . .
That should put an end to your questions.