a rich pocket of something, as in a motherload of ore.
Sort of interested as to why this word is not in the forum.  Some of the GOGs must be sleeping in this Saturday AM, so I am putting it here.( It is a good day to sleep,
however, we had about 3 inches of stupid snow: even the birds are having a hard time foraging.  My feeders are packed like a shopping mall on the day after
thanksgiving).

LukeJavan8 - 10 October 2009 08:20 AM

a rich pocket of something, as in a motherload of ore.
Sort of interested as to why this word is not in the forum.  Some of the GOGs must be sleeping in this Saturday AM, so I am putting it here.( It is a good day to sleep,
however, we had about 3 inches of stupid snow: even the birds are having a hard time foraging.  My feeders are packed like a shopping mall on the day after
thanksgiving).

Maybe they’ve gone to Ponder-osa (that’s the worst pun I could think of!)
either that or a ‘Eureka’ moment and they’ve discover gold!

bonanza
  n
1 a source, usually sudden and unexpected, of luck or wealth
2 (U.S. and Canadian) a mine or vein rich in ore
  (C19: from Spanish, literally: calm sea, hence, good luck, from Medieval Latin bonacia, from Latin bonus good + malacia dead calm, from Greek malakia softness)
English Collins Dictionary - English Definition & Thesaurus

Interestingly Wikipedia’s ‘Bonanza’ (TV series) says it originally referred to the Comstock Lode in Nevada. Interesting as it’s featured in a course (Earth’s Resources) that i’m doing.
I’ll need plenty of bonanza on Monday as it the examination!

Bonza - a state of euphoria induced by a bonanza.

Brananza: Victoria’s Big Secret

There he goes with women’s underthings again.  Oh, the shame of it all.

We prefer to call it lingerie.

Well if your into that sort of thing,
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1211828/Victorias-big-secret-The-roomy-royal-undergarments-officially-blooming-marvellous.html

Mine are also embroidered: on the front, it says FRONT. On the back, it says NOT FRONT.

Is that so you can remember which way round to to put them on?

Makes life easier—and gives me more time to watch Bonanza.

Mine are also embroidered: on the front, it says FRONT. On the back, it says NOT FRONT.

Same thing on your baseball cap, which of course you wear back to front - can anyone tell the difference ?

Re baseball attire, I am a no hatter.

Is that an extension of your constitutional rights, to bare arms and head?

Yes, and it’s much safer than bear arms and heads.

As long as that is all he bares.

Careful. I am very little modesty.