"The poisoned wine!"
"Surely not mine?"
Here is my example with WFTD.
I saw this word yesterday in this piece in National Review by Charles CW Cooke>
Further, might we not take a moment to reflect why it is that so many people have no faith in Washington, D.C.? Perhaps the state really is terrible at reacting to crises — not just under Obama, but under other presidents, too. Perhaps, having watched the most domestically ambitious administration in half a century flail and collapse in ignominy, many Americans are a touch more aporetic today than they were back in 2008? headline
No pushing at the door please!
Good morning.
New Ebola Czar? We’re aporetic
Not a doc, just a hack, it’s pathetic
He might be analytical
But his purpose is political
To convince the sheep: All’s copacetic
The aporetic electorate is growing weary and tired of Obama’s lack of honesty.
"The poisoned wine!"
"Surely not mine?"
To the tune of “On Top Of Old Smokey”
In the city of Dalas
Home of the strong breeze
I caught the Ebola
When somebody sneezed
I bleed out my eyes now
And my liver is goo
My family is coughing
and the dog's turning blue
He sent Pharm off to China
An won't stop Nigerian planes
The country is done now
and Obama’s to blame
I spent an hour yesterday watching a film that proposed to solve the mystery of the missing colony at Roanoke (1590). I came away aporetic that the “archeological geologist” knew what he was talking about.