wuther

wuther wuth·er [wuhth-er] verb (used without object) British Dialect

(of wind) to blow fiercely

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Oddly enough, that's how we Texans pronounce "weather"...although when the wind blows fiercely, we call that a normal day here in the Panhandle.

Let's Talk Top Five

The most widely spoken languages in the world are, in descending order: Chinese, English, Hundustani, Spanish, and Russian.

Source: The Old Farmer's Almanac

Birthday Wisdom

Your Birthday's Wisdom is Thought

You believe a mind is a terrible thing to waste, and you try to exercise your brain as much as possible. You are intrigued by almost everything, and you are curious about the world around you. You want to travel to foreign lands, read lots of books, and master many subjects. You love to go on all sorts of adventures, especially the kind that don't require you to leave your room.

What's Your Birthday's Wisdom?

Birthday - Paul McCartney

Born Today

Born on this Day

King Charles II, Patrick Henry, G. K. Chesterton, Bob Hope, John Barrymore, John F. Kennedy, Dennis Hopper, Barry Goldwater...

And me.

mordacious

mordacious mor·da·cious [mawr-dey-shuhs] adjective

1. biting or given to biting.
2. sharp or caustic in style, tone, etc.

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Many message board comments are unnecessarily mordacious.