By Pragyananda Mishra,
who is exasperated battling alarms, deadlines and fighting
with the 1st 3 letters
of the alphabet along with mathematical suffixes which have encroached his
otherwise , reserved- for- the-
pulchritude nocturnal ruminations ....
In here I would like to dissect some of the commonest
phrases, idioms an sayings in my way.There would be a semblance of Sheldon, Weaving
and some of the grandiloquent in history but believe me this will be
entertaining.
1) Skeletons in the closet:
The Greek root for dried body, forming the outer bulwark of
the homo sapiens is to be observed by the cones in the ocular region, and as
per necessary chemo-receptors successively is sent to the brain and encountered
in the present world in a hollow, wooden cubicular structure serving the
purpose of preserving bodily garments
2) As you sow so
shall you reap :
Your action of using lumbricals to scatter small embryonic plants wrapped in a biological sheath in mostly a positively correlated
order would in with most certainty reflect upon the mature harvest that you
assimilate for a pecuniary purpose..
3) All That Glitters
Is Not Gold :
The myriad sundry which on reception of an ambient amount of
a frequency spectrum oscillates between titillation and umbrage giving the
rhodopsin of the ocular region a sense of sparkling glamour is with most
certitude, the negation of being the yellowish transition metal having 79 protons
in its nucleus which has often been figured on embellished feminine homo
sapiens
4) Don't Count Your
Chickens Until They're hatched :
It’s absolutely inadvisable to indulge in using your digits
and creases doing a process of arithmetic which deals with assigning a
numerical equivalent to diminutive, succulent two legged birds of the non feathered variety up to a point in space
when they have broken the worldly shackles of existence from an albumin and
keratin rich casing...
5) Once in a blue
moon :
Can google be wrong ?
It says this is equivalent to 1.16699016 × 10-8 hertz J
It says this is equivalent to 1.16699016 × 10-8 hertz J
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Pragyananda Mishra
20 something-year old taciturn hobbledehoy; I try to win but a loss is always heartening. Presently bewildered and still not sure that 0% of everything is better than 100% of nothing.
20 something-year old taciturn hobbledehoy; I try to win but a loss is always heartening. Presently bewildered and still not sure that 0% of everything is better than 100% of nothing.
