Why did I have to prevaricate?

[Cyclist33]

No I meant prevaricate.

what does it mean?

 

[vernon]

what does it mean?

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=prevaricate

 

[Deleted member 1258]

Going stir crazy here as well, I haven't ridden since Friday, family weekend with no time for pedalling and for the last two days its been peeing down like Noah has just finished his ark, I've now had two days of commuting by car, which is most disappointing but better than getting wet when I don't need to.

 

[Fab Foodie]

I've been putting off going out on my bike for hours and now that I've got changed into my cycling gear, it's pi55ing it down.

I'm off for a self burial at sea....

It's like this Vernon ... God just hates you ....

 

[Noodley]

It's like this Vernon ... God just hates you ....

...and you're a nobber.

 

[Fab Foodie]

...and you're a nobber.

Fully paid-up!

 

[Cyclist33]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=prevaricate

hmmm, so you do mean procrastinate, then.

 

[vernon]

hmmm, so you do mean procrastinate, then.

No. I meant prevaricate possibly with a touch of tergiversation.

Sheesh! Why do folk with restricted lexicons insist on demonstrating their limitations?

 

[Cyclist33]

hmmm. i dont see how your original post comprises having prevaricated, which is telling fibs. although it does clearly demonstrate procrastination, which is faffing around putting things off. surely you know the difference?

it should be tergiversion, btw. Latin's fault, innit.

stu

 

[vernon]

hmmm. i dont see how your original post comprises having prevaricated, which is telling fibs. although it does clearly demonstrate procrastination, which is faffing around putting things off. surely you know the difference?

it should be tergiversion, btw. Latin's fault, innit.

stu

I know the difference but you don't appear to.

Typos - I've learned to live with them.

 

[Cyclist33]

I know the difference but you don't appear to.

Typos - I've learned to live with them.

There's a big difference between a typo and getting a word completely wrong. Did you know that?!

But I may be being thick, though I doubt that, but there isn't anything in your original post suggesting that you had prevaricated.

Time out. I've got better things to do.

 

[Globalti]

There's some obfuscation begining to creep into this thread.

 

[vernon]

There's a big difference between a typo and getting a word completely wrong. Did you know that?!

But I may be being thick, though I doubt that, but there isn't anything in your original post suggesting that you had prevaricated.

Time out. I've got better things to do.

You had better things to do yesterday.

BTW I was prevaricating not procratinating.

You were not present to witness the events of the day as they unfolded.

I don't know why I waste electrons to restate facts. As for the typo work it out your pretty good at working things out to your satisfaction.

 

[Fnaar]

I was going to look up the difference between procrastinate and prevaricate. But I keep putting it off. But that might not be quite the truth.
http://www.dailywritingtips.com/prevaricate-vs-procrastinate/

 

[vernon]

There's some obfuscation begining to creep into this thread.

No. I was very clear from the outset about my actions.

Classic33 took it upon himself to 'translate' on my behalf.