Thoughts From All Over:

[lwood]

Someone on my friends list is gainfully employed at an answering service whose primary clients are medical professionals, and so collects many All-New Words for, well, private parts.

And yet, I bet nobody has called her to say, "Call my gynecologist, there's something wrong with my perthro!"

This is probably because her list of suspects would be rather short...

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This brought to my attention by kenazf:

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Meanwhile, back at the Stately Mad Science Lab, the on-campus cafe is serving as one of its specials, a:

G uacamole
B acon
L ettuce
T omato

...sandwich.

"[Co-Worker]", says I, "that's one queer sandwich."

Better not tell hauk about this new secret meaning of bacon...

-- Lorrie

Comments

[emberleo.livejournal.com]

Oh that's funny - I didn't think in terms of the Dice Cup aspect so much as the Container/Womb aspect of Perthro. That, after all, makes *direct* sense in this context.

--Ember--

[lwood.livejournal.com]

Whereas I've been jamming on the Well and Wyrd, especially in combination with Sowilo expressed as [Ww]ill.

-- Lorrie

[emberleo.livejournal.com]

Well, yes, but is that in reference to the gynecologist, or just in general?

'cause in general, I've been looking at "Possibility".

--Ember--

[lwood.livejournal.com]

Erm, "my perthro is in a fussy, cranky place" directly refers to visiting the gynecologist.

The interrelationships of will, wyrd, and orlog would be more appropriate class discussion. ;)

-- Lorrie

[emberleo.livejournal.com]

So I was responding within the thread of Perthro as a euphemism, and you're not.

--Ember--

[lwood.livejournal.com]

This is what I get for posting from work...

-- Lorrie