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Post by Boatman on Aug 7, 2006 19:12:19 GMT
the collective noun for a group of hedgehogs is an "Array" ;D well they are swimming in formation which makes quite a nice array. And as they swam passed I clapped and cheered and shouted 'urray. Maybe it is some kind of hedgehog religious ritual, like a Sunday school... so what is the collective noun for aardvarks then Liz?
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Post by shaggy on Aug 7, 2006 19:19:57 GMT
she's obviously looking it up as we speak.....well... type at any rate.
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Post by Boatman on Aug 7, 2006 19:38:39 GMT
Collective noun for arrdvarks..... come on Liz..... oh. wait now, I think she's gone to a gig, or gone to The House of Lords, I can't recall.... she's obviously looking it up as we speak.....well... type at any rate. Meanwhile, thanks for the info about the aardvarks Shaggy. As for the hedgehogs I thought I'd better check as I thought I was imagining the buggers... but now you've confirmed the details I realise they are the same rascals I thought I'd dreamt...
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Post by Liz from Cheshire on Aug 8, 2006 0:10:45 GMT
Collective noun for arrdvarks..... come on Liz..... oh. wait now, I think she's gone to a gig, or gone to The House of Lords, I can't recall.... gone to a gig by House of Lords...keep up the collective noun for a group of aardvarks is........ "an aarmory of aardvarks" correct spelling before you say anything, and its only a spurious definition, according to my sources ;D
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Post by Alison on Aug 8, 2006 0:17:39 GMT
Collective noun for arrdvarks..... come on Liz..... oh. wait now, I think she's gone to a gig, or gone to The House of Lords, I can't recall.... gone to a gig by House of Lords...keep up the collective noun for a group of aardvarks is........ "an aarmory of aardvarks" correct spelling before you say anything, and its only a spurious definition, according to my sources ;D Tim says you've done a "google" and anyway...aardvarks ar solitary creatures ;D
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Post by Liz from Cheshire on Aug 8, 2006 0:20:01 GMT
I just answer the questions, I dont make the rules ;D cant be that solitary or there would be no baby aardvarks
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Post by shaggy on Aug 8, 2006 5:26:55 GMT
well an aarmoury would definitely describe Minty, got he's got his own armoury.
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Post by Boatman on Aug 8, 2006 19:46:59 GMT
well an aarmoury would definitely describe Minty, got he's got his own armoury. Ah that would explain the 'anty'-misiles.... then. In Wiltshire they used to pronounce armoury: 'aarmoury'..... although we didn't have many aardvarks on Salisbury Plain, we had plenty of 'ooh-aar-mouries....' and classic rock gigs around Stonehenge.... Anyway these rascals were manically nodding to Kashmir, maybe they become gregarious when they hear great music? A bit like rock fans....
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Post by Alison on Aug 10, 2006 22:17:46 GMT
well an aarmoury would definitely describe Minty, got he's got his own armoury. Ah that would explain the 'anty'-misiles.... then. In Wiltshire they used to pronounce armoury: 'aarmoury'..... although we didn't have many aardvarks on Salisbury Plain, we had plenty of 'ooh-aar-mouries....' and classic rock gigs around Stonehenge.... Anyway these rascals were manically nodding to Kashmir, maybe they become gregarious when they hear great music? A bit like rock fans.... Eh? LOL
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