It came up in a discussion of the behavior of financiers and so-called investors:
Ovine
hm, it turns out it can be used descriptively as well:
most ovine (re: individual)
and with a bit further investigation, it seems that
wether
might have some application in political discourse as well.
Rather than my more lupine-favoring analogy of record, maybe I had best leave this with...
Where are the Mouflon when we need them?
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I learned some new words-- yay!
your mouflon are with the urials in Corsica!
one doesn't make souvla out of mouflon, do they?
@Susan
Do note what the topic category is for this post, please.
((grin))
re: "one doesn't..."
Cypriot Souvla? nope, lamb is best, I think they make it with pork as well.
((calls for MaxKon, expert on all things carne))
topic?
financiers/ovine=sheep
forgive me, not just "topic" I meant to indicate:
(this thread's) Label = Sarcasm
but as you made the observation that financiers are a part of this, then you did note it correctly. silly me.
si señor-- comprendí
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