ra·ra a·vis (râr vs) n. pl. ra·ra a·vis·es or ra·rae a·ves (râr vz) A rare or unique person or thing [Latin rra avis : rra, feminine of rrus, rare + avis, bird.] menagerie \muh-NAJ-uh-ree; noun: 1. A collection of wild or unusual animals, especially for exhibition. 2. An enclosure where wild or unusual animals are kept or exhibited. 3. A diverse or varied group. Menagerie comes from French ménagerie, from Middle French, from menage, from Old French mesnage, "dwelling."
The Oregon Country Fair is this weekend and I am trying to think of a way to work it out so that I can go . . . Anyone interested?? We could carpool, Call in sick to work, paint ourselves blue and purple and eat waaaay to much kettle corn!
posted by tabitha jane @ 4:42 PM
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Growing up, going to the fair wasn't complete without watching the cow-patty throwing contest. Never did want to shake the competitors' hands afterwards, though.
thanks for the post hamel, but it's not that kind of fair. this is a hippie fest outside of eugene oregon where arts and crafts are sold, games are played, people parade around in interesting costumes, body paint or nothing at all. much more fun than throwing around the feces of livestock!
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