Amen.We could use the negating A prefix, but since English has a phobia about having two vowels together we can't say Aarko. We could say Anarko, however. A = no, as in atheist (no god) and amillennial (no millennium)
The confusion inherent in the decision to name the opposing schools of thought Arkonauts and Arkonaughts is what makes it so delightful. Imagine two men meeting:
"HI. Are you an Arkonaut?"
"Yeah. I hate the stuff."
"Huh?"
"Weren't you asking me if I'm an Arkonaught?"
"Yes, I thought I was. Are you an Arkonaut?"
"Sure. I just told you I'm an Arkonaught. Why do you keep asking?
"Because you said you hate Arko. Arkonauts love Arko."
"Well this one doesn't. I'm an Arkonaught, and I hate Arko."
That's right!But Who's on First!
Genuine artificial. I love it. An authentic fake.Arko smells like 100% genuine artificial lemon and I love it.
I believe an anarkoist would be opposed to shaving altogether.I'm trying to think up something clever based on anarchist. Anarkoist?
That begs the question, is an Anarkoist for or against Arko? Do they want to fight against the reign of Arko or blow up everything else in favor of Arko??
I saw in another thread that Arko was being used to repel Brown Recluse spiders.It has been successfully used - at least theoretically - as a repellent earlier in this thread, perhaps thousands of years ago, or maybe yesterday. But mostly to certain thread contributors and assorted wildlife in the Family Mustelidae. Or maybe armadillos.
I saw in another thread that Arkonaughts were being used to feed giant Brown Recluse spiders.I saw in another thread that Arko was being used to repel Brown Recluse spiders.
Or @FarmerTan and @Owen BawnI saw in a thread that Arko can be used to repel groundhog's living under your house, the problem is you could end up with Bill Murray living there instead
Yep. Almost ready to release into the wild:I saw in another thread that Arkonaughts were being used to feed giant Brown Recluse spiders.
And they were all volunteers! At least the ones who followed the "Free Arko" signs into what we affectionately call "The Pit."
This spider would be no match for measly little stick of Arko.Yep. Almost ready to release into the wild:
So which one is Abbot and which is Costello?The confusion inherent in the decision to name the opposing schools of thought Arkonauts and Arkonaughts is what makes it so delightful. Imagine two men meeting:
"HI. Are you an Arkonaut?"
"Yeah. I hate the stuff."
"Huh?"
"Weren't you asking me if I'm an Arkonaught?"
"Yes, I thought I was. Are you an Arkonaut?"
"Sure. I just told you I'm an Arkonaught. Why do you keep asking?
"Because you said you hate Arko. Arkonauts love Arko."
"Well this one doesn't. I'm an Arkonaught, and I hate Arko."
They both were Arkonauts. Or not.So which one is Abbot and which is Costello?
So you're saying that it smells like a clean and pleasant toilet?To me the scent isn’t bad it’s just unfortunate the scent we are familiar with that it resembles , if not for that it would just be a clean pleasant citrusy soap.