Journey

Heh, I was going to make a reference to how would we describe the
American rock band formed in San Francisco in 1973 by former members
of Santana, but knew someone would have beaten me to it

Paul.

 

Or, of course, using leverage in a way that doesn't involve a crowbar and
isn't a noun.

 

Or gay to mean anything but happy.

To be honest, the use of anything but pure proto-indo-european makes
me very, very angry.

 

That's the one that really gets up my nose.

 

How about "pivot"?

 

If you have pivots up your nose, you really need to seek assistance.
They'll have 'em out with a fulcrum, down the NHS.

 

I can't recall ever hearing that one, except as a precursor to
'table'. And I don't even know what they are, in all honesty.

Or should I be looking for vapour trails?

 

Changes.

 

Or with a philtrum.

 

The emotional reaction would be the same, of course.

 

The box that's out in left field?

 

That's phased, flanged or chorused, not reverbed innit?

 

What about "Journeyman" ?.

 

Quite valid. Ex-apprentices were kicked out and journeyed.

 

The journeyman, it's like, all about the travel you know man.
It's like, the getting there bit, man.

 

Probably, but then it wouldn't pun.