Anthroposophy-WTF?

[isenhart7]

Question:

"blood curling"- is this another of Steiner's anthroposophical beliefs?

Answer:

Not that I know of-I think it may be an American slang:

bloodcurling

adjective. makes your blood curl in fright.
He let out a bloodcurling scream

yes, we know what WTF means, but have no idea what the OP , the questoin you ask re bloodcurdling, has to do with anthroposophy

I cn't take credit for hte hobbits. It was linked on a thread where I was asking why I should read LOTR. Still can't be bothered haven't found the time, but the hobbit song amuses me on a regular basis.
ANd isenhart, your post is frankly odd from someone who only posts on the steiner threads.
Just a tip for the future, why not post on a site with a less thorough search facility

See individually the words are sensible but are put ina random order it seems.

A Bit Andre Preview, yes? [inserts Two Ronnies joke]

justabout, I have NO IDEA

Jolly good hobbit song though

i think i might have spelled weirdo wrong when i reported this thread.

is it weirdo or wierdo?

TIA

for littlelamb

Nothing that I know of, Lulu. But then again, I don't actually know what bloodcurdling is.

justa- someone posted typo, I think- saying "blood curling" rather than "blood curdling"- on another thread.

But why it's been taken up here I really have no answer.

Littlelamb-having a thorough (advanced)search facility, as mumset does, is only of benefit if it is actually used.

ANd use it I have
rumbled

so, why have you titled your question 'antrhosopospy[ wtf?' and then asked a totally different question about the phrase bloodcurdling. in the philosophy/religion section

why not post in chat or pedants' corner if you wanted to know about a phrase?

or title your OP - WTF does bloodcurdling mean>

nobody has answered my question yet.

loving your links littlelamb
If Isenhart is well, then we may just have stumbled upon the love child of Alan Partridge and Mystic Meg.

Barking you are a wit....

LOL, what?

Seriously, this thread is totally obscure to me. Anyone link to the original kerfuffle?

@ Barking

Dragonbutter, my dictionary says weird

Yet another example of the English language being so logical.

So OP, [gazing earnestly into eyes and resting chin on hand], why do ask a question about common phrases and title it with "Anthroposophy-WTF?".

Forgive us, but we mere mortals tend to expect a thread title to reflect the nature of the thread, which is usually laid out in the OP.

Jux you are my very favourite poster du jour

Again, so sorry Juxe if this thread has caused you any inconvenience or confusion. A poster asked if bloodcurling was an anthroposophical belief. You say this question is about common terms yet, as I understand it, you don't have this word in the UK so I don't know how it is that you consider it common. I have heard this word, and perhaps because of that, I took the question to be about anthroposophy.

Aw BALD I've never been so flattered!

BoysAreLikeDogs - I am right with you. [confused emoticon]

I understand:

bloodcurdling = frightening cry

curling = Scottish game with stones and ice

blood = bodily fluid carries oxygen

I am struggling with the rest and am usually quite well in to religion and philosophy.

This is like a stealth reveal of what the OP is on about.

Cept I can't be arsed.

Ho hum

What's going on here? Is this another tedious thread about a thread that I haven't read? I'm getting v tired of this sort of thing.