A meteowrong. It´s no joke, there is even an entire gallery dedicated to them.
The other night I found out about the chemical found near Cummington which is cummingtonite. That´s good, but taconite is even better.
Moving on to lighter matters, here comes arsole! If six of them are bonded together, you can apply the prefix “sexi” to get “sexiarsole”. Too much? How about just ASS, which is an acronym for argininosuccinate synthetase, a chemical found in the brain. So it seems some people really do think with their ASSes…
But seriously, there is no joke about this diabolic acid, called this way because it is misleading and difficult to isolate.
And, of course, I couldn´t forget about draculin, a protein found in the saliva of vampire bats. The origin of the name Dracula, is “dracu”, which actually means “the devil” in my language. I would say that draculout could be a great name for exorcism processions, since they claim to be literally taking the devil (dracul) out. But that is just in my mind, at the moment. Maybe it will catch on.
A meteowrong? That is hilarious! I even checked out the “meteowrong” gallery lol.
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I think we can also use that word when we want to express just how wrong someone is. “You are not just wrong, you are meteo-wrong.” 🙂
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Ha! That’s too funny, who woulda known!? I’m sure there are many more that aren’t even real (heck, if any at all – what if it’s a big huge consipiracy????) but then again, the fact that there’s a whole gallery for them says a LOT! lol
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We should definitely add the ending -wrong to many other words!
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Wow visiting that gallery would leave me feeling really hungry. Art or Propaganda for taco tuesday!?
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Maybe both 🙂
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Hahahaga!! A meteowrong – that is soooo funny! This whole article cracked me up!
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I’m verry happy to hear that!
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You are to funny. Your article was a good read and had me laughing.
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That’s great, then I have achieved my goal! 🙂
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This had me laughing! The dracula one is the best!
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I love that because I am trying to make that word catch on. 🙂
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Fun play with words! Some, I’m familiar with and some I’m hearing for the first time! This was such a fun read!
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I’m glad you enjoyed it, Marceline!
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“Meteowrong” is easy to remember so it fits the description of the rocks perfectly but funny. We do not have a department of earth and planetary sciences here in the Philippines. It would be cool if we had one too.
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Maybe it’s something you should consider starting up, I’m sure you’ll find some meteowrongs for starters. 🙂
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Gallery of meteowrongs is the saddest thing I’ve seen today. So many disappointed human beings stand behind these stones 😀
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Oh, I haven’t thought of it that way, but you have a point.
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What a funny little post, from when i read the title I thought there have to be joke in there. lol That was a good read. xx
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I’m very happy you enjoyed reading it, sometimes I wonder if anyone else relates to my puns 🙂
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The gallery just made my day, I had no idea that Meteowrong was even a thing but there you go. You certainly learn something new everyday x
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Wow, I don’t get to make someone’s day often! 🙂
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Funny… as a kid I collected tons of meteowrongs but they were my “treasures” which I kept in a box and often traded for Matchbox cars.
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To the world they were meteowrongs, but to you they were just right! 🙂
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Hahahah!! I love that joke. I am going to tell it to my daughter in the morning.
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Lovely! How did she react?
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Nice list of puns here. Always great to have someone make some science puns. 🙂
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Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed them. Sometimes I can’t stop 🙂
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Haha that’s the word I should add in my vocabulary “meteuowrong”.
But im imagine their facial reaction when they found out its not a meteour. That would be so funny.
-blairvillanueva
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Maybe calling them “meteowrongs” would make the bad news bearable 🙂
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Your style of writing is funny and witty! Such nice play with words. Meteowrong! 😂
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Thank you, that is such a good compliment! 🙂
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Hahaha too funny!! Meteowrong Definitely is a fitting name lol
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I’m glad you found it funny.
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am happy and its fun reading this interesting post.
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OMG. Too much!!! I love it. 😀
-Emma
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I’m so happy you liked it!
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Hahaha fun post! Thanks for the laugh.
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My pleasure!
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This post was definitely not what I was expecting, in stitches! Thank you for the giggles!
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That’s the best reaction I could hope for 🙂
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Ha ha! Oh that’s hilarious
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I’m glad you found it hilarious!
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This post is hilarious! I love what we can do with words. Now I just need to work on my pronunciation of what ASS stands for so I can use that joke more often! 🙂
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„Sexiarsole”?! Hilarious! And the taco picture makes me hungry, glad I’m in the process of cooking. LOL Your entire article made my day; thanks for the laugh!
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I am soooo happy to hear this 🙂
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LOL! This is hilarious. I will have to share it with my friends
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I really appreciate it!
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I was not ready for this post!😂😂 Great Work!
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Thank you!
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