OT:Plonk

May 24, 2004 12 Replies
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With the assorted fools and idiots getting killfiles right and left, I'm seeing this word come up more and more. Where the heck did it come from? My only encounter with the word before this NG was as a semi-slang reference for cheap, bad red wine (e.g., Two-Buck Chuck). Do we mean that we are dropping the offending correspondent into a virtual vat of the nasty stuff, that he may drown there and perhaps improve the flavor of the barrel's contents?



Or perhaps this is a variant of plunk, which means a variety of things, including 'to drop abruptly.' Regrettably, this would be ambiguous. since another meaning is 'to come out in favor of someone or something.' Surely that can't be right.



Mark Schynert


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person leaving our newsgroup killfiled. that's what the script kiddies and uffies claim.

Personally, I always imagined it as the sound made by a falling body after the trapdoor opens and said body hits the offal pool.

Bill Banaszak, MFE

I always thought of it as the sound of human waste hitting the water in a well-used outhouse. ;~(

" In walks the village idiot and his face is all aglow; he's been up all night listening to Mohammad's radio" W. Zevon

The sound of a Ringling Brothers Circus Ballarina hitting the floor after the rope breaks!!!!! or is that a Splat? No, not high enough to splat, more like a THUD I guess, oh well, just a thought!

AssLoser

-- John The history of things that didn't happen has never been written. . - - - Henry Kissinger

As the title says" >

The Old Fart

"Plonk" reminds me of the sound my computer makes when I drag and drop a file into the trash bin.

I'm only quoting this cretin to establish what a pitiful life he must lead. Imagine being trapped in such a horrible mind for the rest of your life. Please lets pity the poor fool and leave him to his on suffering in the loneliness of an empty mind.

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