The New One Word Association Thread

[Breyers]

Superdelegates

 

[CorMaGa34]

superavit (a thing of the past...)

I apologize... What I meant to say in plain English but didn't, as I used the word superavit thinking by now it would be in the English Dictionary was:

Surplus may refer to:

• budget surplus, the opposite of a budget deficit

(superavit, latin term used in Economics worldwide meaning SURPLUS). Anyway, that was an association with the word DEMOCRATS. Please dont' shoot me... but it's the truuuuuuth.....

 

[Breyers]

I apologize... What I meant to say in plain English but didn't, as I used the word superavit thinking by now it would be in the English Dictionary was:

Surplus may refer to:

• budget surplus, the opposite of a budget deficit

(superavit, latin term used in Economics worldwide meaning SURPLUS). Anyway, that was an association with the word DEMOCRATS. Please dont' shoot me... but it's the truuuuuuth.....

Ah, I understand now. Well, unfortunately, both parties spend as if we had a surplus. So, I associate surplus with the word:

imaginary (and that's the sad truth)

 

[CorMaGa34]

denial

...because last time I heard the word SURPLUS was during the Clinton administration... ok everything's cool

 

[Breyers]

voters

[because they're in denial about the state of our economy and the fact that entitlements for retirees consumes half of our federal budget--sorry, pet peeve of mine]

 

[Christopher]

booths

 

[CorMaGa34]

recount :laugh:

 

[GGal]

Florida

 

[Tomncath]

Chad

 

[GGal]

Hanging

 

[Medic72]

folders

 

[alevin]

office

 

[Medic72]

depot

 

[Breyers]

home

 

[ezmoney]

bailout

 

[Tomncath]

Fiduciary

 

[Breyers]

Okay, what's the link between bail out and desert? Is that a reference to Iraq?

And then what's the link between desert and fiduciary? I'm confuzzled.

 

[alevin]

hoodwink

 

[CorMaGa34]

weird

 

[Breyers]

emo