Have you ever used the word "abominable" in a serious context and NOT to describe a snowman?

[Orrex]

If so, please describe the circumstances.

:popcorn:

[DarkTirade]

1. I can't recall any such circumstances, but I do lean towards the verbose.

So I'm sure I have at least once.

[Fire Walk With Me]

2. Although the Snowman truly owns the word

you can always count upon me to use it in relation to abdominals.

[flvegan]

3. All the time.

"You can do crunches on the Nautilus machine to best work your abominables."

:o

[jobycom]

7. win.

:rofl:

[TZ]

4. Yes I have

I've talked about abominable behavior .. Usually either referring to Bush and Co or certain NIH colleagues....

[Inchworm]

5. Several times

Some humans are horrible to animals. :(

x(

[madinmaryland]

6. I used it a lot from 2001-2008 to describe the policies and actions of the Rethuglican Party.

Actually, I think I used "abomination" more often though to refer to BushCo.

[marzipanni]

8. Not quite. Last year someone posted a morphed Hillary-Barack photo

on DU and asked if it was funny. I said I thought it could be considered either Hillaryous or Obamanible. :+

[Mr. Ected]

9. Yes. Someone Once Cried Out, "That Cow Just Ate A Bunch of Dynamite!"

To which I replied, "That's a bomb in a bull".

[Orrex]

11. When it exploded, it took out three young cows standing nearby, too

It meant death for heifer and heifer and heifer.


(Your joke was better, I admit.)

[Mr. Ected]

18. ROFLMAO!!!

Nice. Just nice.

[jeff30997]

12. Lol!

:rofl:

[rug]

10. Only once while sharing a bottle of claret with Rabrrrrr.

[DeepBlueC]

13. I will oblige repeatedly in the near future

Do not change channels. Or go anywhere. Just sit tight. I'll be back. Soonish.

[MrScorpio]

14. Or used "Abdominal" with "Snowman"?

[elleng]

15. Maybe,

but you just gave me an idea! I'll let you know if I DO use it!!!

[Shell Beau]

16. No, it just doesn't roll off of the tongue. It takes too much

effort to pronounce it correctly. Yeah, that's lazy.

[TheCentepedeShoes]

17. Not Yet(i) nt