Thread: What's the atonym for prefix?

Originally Posted by kingwilly

so what is a reflux then

When you swallow your own bile repeatedly because of an acid reflux condition in your stomach? I'm sure your familar with the condition. Perhaps it comes everytime you post?

Originally Posted by kingwilly

Originally Posted by CharleyFarley

How can people get so worked up about a post-it?

yellow, aint they?

They come in loads of colours now, mate.

Originally Posted by kingwilly

so what is a reflux then ?

signed.
confused in pattaya.

Ask 'Doctor' Bob. One meaning is when your food comes back up your throat as here - Gastroesophageal reflux disease - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Another is here Reflux - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Originally Posted by The Gentleman Scamp

I never had this down as a century thread.

It's been quite a go-er, hasn't it? Who'da thought it?

Originally Posted by The Gentleman Scamp

Originally Posted by CharleyFarley

You can't have an acronym for a word

TGS is your acronym.

Granted... Anagram then.

You do have a problem with your words, don't you?

An anagram for 'The Gentleman Scamp' is 'Tame nascent phlegm'. Like it?

Originally Posted by Mister Fixit

Originally Posted by The Gentleman Scamp

Originally Posted by Mr Fixit

So, 'mountain' isn't the opposite to valley then, or sea isn't opposite to 'desert'

Well... No not really.

So by your rationale, is 'fish' the atonym of 'bird'?

Well, yes, really. It is quite plain that a mountain is the opposite to a valley and a sea opposite to a desert, exceopt in your little world, perhaps.

And your 'rationale' is non-existent. However, I suppose one could use 'fish' to 'crab' or 'sea-cucumber' because a fish has an internal skeleton and a crab has an exoskeleton and a sea-cucumber has none.

BUT, to return to my point - isn't 'shopkeeper' the opposite of 'customer'?

'Doctor' to 'patient'?
'Teacher' to 'student' or 'pupil'?
'Lawyer' to 'client'?
'Speaker' to 'listener'?
'Employer' to 'employee'

And there's a load more too.

BTW, why do you insist on spelling 'a N tonym' as 'atonym'?

Doctor -> non-doctor
teacher -> non-teacher
lawyer -> non-lawyer
speaker -> non-speaker
employer -> non-employer

Amazingly easy, isn't it? Unless you're a fokked-up mental cripple who's given up a life of using his brain so's he can settle down in Toyland.

An atonym is an opposite meaning - not the definition of opposite, otherwise 'intelligent' would be the atonym of 'kingwilly'.

Originally Posted by DrB0b

Originally Posted by Mister Fixit

Originally Posted by The Gentleman Scamp

Originally Posted by Mr Fixit

So, 'mountain' isn't the opposite to valley then, or sea isn't opposite to 'desert'

Well... No not really.

So by your rationale, is 'fish' the atonym of 'bird'?

Well, yes, really. It is quite plain that a mountain is the opposite to a valley and a sea opposite to a desert, exceopt in your little world, perhaps.

And your 'rationale' is non-existent. However, I suppose one could use 'fish' to 'crab' or 'sea-cucumber' because a fish has an internal skeleton and a crab has an exoskeleton and a sea-cucumber has none.

BUT, to return to my point - isn't 'shopkeeper' the opposite of 'customer'?

'Doctor' to 'patient'?
'Teacher' to 'student' or 'pupil'?
'Lawyer' to 'client'?
'Speaker' to 'listener'?
'Employer' to 'employee'

And there's a load more too.

BTW, why do you insist on spelling 'a N tonym' as 'atonym'?

Doctor -> non-doctor
teacher -> non-teacher
lawyer -> non-lawyer
speaker -> non-speaker
employer -> non-employer

Amazingly easy, isn't it? Unless you're a fokked-up mental cripple who's given up a life of using his brain so's he can settle down in Toyland.

Given what passes for your reasoning, I can see who is the fokked up mental cripple in this exchange, and it ain't me, sunshine.

Jeez, is that the very best you can do? 'Non-doctor', FFS - who's the fuck-up here? You ain't exactly got a lot up top, have you?

Anyway, you're off-topic - this thread was about prefixes and suffixes. But no surprise there either.

I'm going to read this thread the next time I'm having a bit of trouble sleeping.

Originally Posted by Mister Fixit

Originally Posted by DrB0b

Originally Posted by Mister Fixit

Originally Posted by The Gentleman Scamp

Originally Posted by Mr Fixit

So, 'mountain' isn't the opposite to valley then, or sea isn't opposite to 'desert'

Well... No not really.

So by your rationale, is 'fish' the atonym of 'bird'?

Well, yes, really. It is quite plain that a mountain is the opposite to a valley and a sea opposite to a desert, exceopt in your little world, perhaps.

And your 'rationale' is non-existent. However, I suppose one could use 'fish' to 'crab' or 'sea-cucumber' because a fish has an internal skeleton and a crab has an exoskeleton and a sea-cucumber has none.

BUT, to return to my point - isn't 'shopkeeper' the opposite of 'customer'?

'Doctor' to 'patient'?
'Teacher' to 'student' or 'pupil'?
'Lawyer' to 'client'?
'Speaker' to 'listener'?
'Employer' to 'employee'

And there's a load more too.

BTW, why do you insist on spelling 'a N tonym' as 'atonym'?

Doctor -> non-doctor
teacher -> non-teacher
lawyer -> non-lawyer
speaker -> non-speaker
employer -> non-employer

Amazingly easy, isn't it? Unless you're a fokked-up mental cripple who's given up a life of using his brain so's he can settle down in Toyland.

Given what passes for your reasoning, I can see who is the fokked up mental cripple in this exchange, and it ain't me, sunshine.

Jeez, is that the very best you can do? 'Non-doctor', FFS - who's the fuck-up here? You ain't exactly got a lot up top, have you?

Anyway, you're off-topic - this thread was about prefixes and suffixes. But no surprise there either.

Fistit, if you want to argue with me you're going to have to do better than that. Outright insults are good but you really need to back up at least one or two of them if you want to impress the jaded viewers of this forum. Non doctor might have been good, sadly I've used it myself before and you also seem to be unaware that it was a brand name for a 1970's English vibrator, your loss. Believe me, I do appreciate your effort but it is, unsurprisingly, (as it seems to have been written by a toddler who's taken a rubber bullet to the cranium) both juvenile and dumb. Please try again, your mother has told me you have potential and I wouldn't like to disappoint her, after all, she did give me a great blow-job.

Originally Posted by The Gentleman Scamp

An atonym is an opposite meaning - not the definition of opposite, otherwise 'intelligent' would be the atonym of 'kingwilly'.

More like 'Doctor' Bob ...

And it's f*cking aNtonym!!

^Sweet. Didn't mister flopsy allow you to put your winky between his legs tonight?

I'm speechless.

Originally Posted by AntRobertson

I'm going to read this thread the next time I'm having a bit of trouble sleeping.

Mind you, then you'd have to read all Blob's crap again.

Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon

I'm speechless.

Shame Dr Blobby isn't.

Originally Posted by Mister Fixit

Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon

I'm speechless.

Shame Dr Blobby isn't.

I see you're still having problems with Mr Flopsy. I'd recommend a water-based lubricant or, failing that, break two or three stitches at the point where his legs meet.

Originally Posted by DrB0b

^Sweet. Didn't mister flopsy allow you to put your winky between his legs tonight?

And that, I take it, is meant to be witty, apposite repartee, meant to wound with a rapier-like riposte?

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! What a joke this guy is.

Room temperature? Fridge, more like.

Originally Posted by Mister Fixit

Originally Posted by DrB0b

^Sweet. Didn't mister flopsy allow you to put your winky between his legs tonight?

And that, I take it, is meant to be witty, apposite repartee, meant to wound with a rapier-like riposte?

Umm, no. It's casual contempt.

Originally Posted by DrB0b

Originally Posted by Mister Fixit

Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon

I'm speechless.

Shame Dr Blobby isn't.

I see you're still having problems with Mr Flopsy. I'd recommend a water-based lubricant or, failing that, break two or three stitches at the point where his legs meet.

I was right. As well as knowing all about vibrators, he knows all about lubes as well. And even the best way to shag his teddy. How often to you empty Teddy, then?

Now then, what's the betting on the time interval between this post and his reply? One minute, or as long as 2 whole minutes?

Originally Posted by DrB0b

Originally Posted by Mister Fixit

Originally Posted by DrB0b

^Sweet. Didn't mister flopsy allow you to put your winky between his legs tonight?

And that, I take it, is meant to be witty, apposite repartee, meant to wound with a rapier-like riposte?

Umm, no. It's casual contempt.

So contemptuous you can't stop obsessing then?

Bugger this for a game of soldiers, he's boring me now. Time to stop playing with what passes for a poster and get off to bed.

How much did you win on this one, Scamp?

Originally Posted by CSFFan

Originally Posted by Mister Fixit

Postfix? The only Postfix I know of is that ready-mixed rapid-hardening concrete mix available in the UK which you pour dry round your fence posts and then pour water over it. It sets in about 30-60 minutes.

Ready-Crete is the brand name in the states, as I recall...used for the same purpose

maybe postmix was the word you construction gurus were searching for

postmix - Google Search