[goldbux]

"You sir, may be the poiniest dexter of us all."

Thanks Bags, I will take that as a compliment.

I think you meant pointiest, but OK.

The Q on the left [looking outward] lens frame is a nice touch.

If you place the Ehrlenmeyer flask atop the 2059-page Random House Dictionary of the English Language [© 1966 – 1981] for stability, it's an approximate caricature.

We have a six-pack of those borosilicate 500-ml calibrated flasks here, and use them as wine decanters at dinner parties. They're durable, lightweight, very stable, attractive, whimsical, & easy to clean. We can also measure our guests' consumption precisely.

[Defiant]

I think you meant pointiest, but OK

No, poiniest is correct. i.e., if you are one of many poindexters, you are the dexter that is poiniest.

[bagster]

I think you meant pointiest, but OK.

If there were such a thing as a 'pointdexter', you'd be correct. But we're talking 'poindexter' here.