If Mike is the spelling grammar Nazi shouldn’t he know that Plaque is with a q not a g?? Just asking.

Is that the "little" brother of our bass player? And I would have guessed that the "Q" would have been in "Simfoniq". Or we could be French, "Simfonique".

Plaque:
[ plak ] (plural plaques)


noun

Definition:

1. inscribed metal or stone: a small flat piece of metal, stone, or other hard material that has an inscription or decoration on it and is fixed to a wall or other surface, often to commemorate somebody or something


2. deposit on surface of teeth: a film of saliva, mucus, bacteria, and food residues that builds up on the surface of teeth and can cause gum disease


3. deposit on skin: a small flattened patch or deposit, e.g. on the skin in psoriasis or on the inner wall of an artery in atherosclerosis



Plague: [ playg ]


noun (plural plagues)

Definition:

1. med epidemic disease: a disease that spreads rapidly through a population, killing a great many people, or an outbreak of such a disease


2. med
Same as bubonic plague


3. appearance of something in large numbers: a sudden appearance or outbreak of something unpleasant in very large numbers or with unusual frequency
a plague of locusts
a plague of violence


4. somebody or something troublesome: an affliction or extremely troublesome or annoying person or thing

quote:

Originally posted by Animal:

4. somebody or something troublesome: an affliction or extremely troublesome or annoying person or thing

You know I'm just kiddin'

See you at Airfest!!

Shouldn't there be a "Q and not U" (that's a pun...that's the name of a rad DC Dischord band)

It could be Plaque 1. since it involves metal. Something inscribed in metal. Plague seems to suit them though.