Election Shocker!

[Binky Bainbridge]

From the Hebrew name מִיכָאֵל (Mikha'el) meaning "who is like God?". This is a rhetorical question, implying no person is like God.

"Michael, who is like God" means "no person is like God" - This doesn't make sense!

Mi- in Michael means "who?"
Kha is an abbreviated Hebrew form of Kmo, that is "like, compared to",
and El is a Divine name.
So "who is like God" - more an exclamation that a question, like in the Song of the Sea, sung by Israel after the parting of the Red Sea.

This discussion isn't going anywhere Justoo - shall we just agree to disagree?

[Justoo]

Mi- in Michael means "who?"
Yeah, if you don't get punctuation it would be far easier to just drop it.

[Binky Bainbridge]

Originally Posted by Justoo

Mi- in Michael means "who?"
Yeah, if you don't get punctuation it would be far easier to just drop it.

I understand punctuation but it still doesn't make sense - anyway enough said, its 10.50pm here and I'm off to bed, early start tomorrow, going huntin'!

[KONQ RADIO]

Ghoti is pronounced fish, too.



enough + women + notion

[Justoo]

Originally Posted by Binky Bainbridge

I understand punctuation but it still doesn't make sense - anyway enough said, its 10.50pm here and I'm off to bed, early start tomorrow, going huntin'!

With a GUN? Or you gots a slangshot?