and to think “The Wizard of Id” strips use that word
“Fink:” was my original surname; that’s why I changed it.
Liz is a real brat here. Shame she’ll end up getting presents anyway.
Santa’s got a fink. And his name is Michael.
The third and fourth commentators were probably finks, too.
She is begging for a visit from Krampus the Anti-Claus! :)
“I’m gettin’ nuffin’ for Christmas ‘cause I been nuffin’ but bad.”
Actually, “fink” is a spy, apparently derived from Pinkerton. How it got the Wizard of Id usage is anybody’s guess.
It’s probably that elf-on-the-shelf in your room.
They are both being brats today.
The family surname FINK is highly respected up on the North Coast.
Ohhh, burn Michael.
Linguist
If I log on in the dark of the morning, few of the ultimate strings of the discussion have emerged. If I do it at night, I get scooped. About all I can add is a finch is a songbird and a fink is one who “sings”.
Templo S.U.D. almost 8 years ago
and to think “The Wizard of Id” strips use that word
arye uygur almost 8 years ago
“Fink:” was my original surname; that’s why I changed it.
ShadowBeast Premium Member almost 8 years ago
Liz is a real brat here. Shame she’ll end up getting presents anyway.
Sweetaddietude Premium Member almost 8 years ago
Santa’s got a fink. And his name is Michael.
fuzzbucket Premium Member almost 8 years ago
The third and fourth commentators were probably finks, too.
USN1977 almost 8 years ago
She is begging for a visit from Krampus the Anti-Claus! :)
sbwertz almost 8 years ago
“I’m gettin’ nuffin’ for Christmas ‘cause I been nuffin’ but bad.”
flagmichael almost 8 years ago
Actually, “fink” is a spy, apparently derived from Pinkerton. How it got the Wizard of Id usage is anybody’s guess.
Tyge almost 8 years ago
It’s probably that elf-on-the-shelf in your room.
Alphaomega almost 8 years ago
They are both being brats today.
Calvin almost 8 years ago
The family surname FINK is highly respected up on the North Coast.
Raider Red Premium Member almost 8 years ago
Ohhh, burn Michael.
hippogriff almost 8 years ago
Linguist
If I log on in the dark of the morning, few of the ultimate strings of the discussion have emerged. If I do it at night, I get scooped. About all I can add is a finch is a songbird and a fink is one who “sings”.