Ever notice that there are some favorite (or favourite) words? I prefer "persnickety", "eucalyptus", "centrifugal" and wwho could forget the perennial favorite, "jambalaya". Go ahead, and say it, it does feel good.
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I think you deserve a crawfish pie in the face for posting that nonsense.
I've grown to like the word bogus - particularly in the context of contemporary usage. On it's own, the word somehow seems incomplete. Drop it in the middle of "that's bogus, man" and it fits like a glove.
Oh, now that sounds legitimate. That must be how he got this idea. Reminds me of a Abbott and Costello scene where Costello was graduating from correspondence school and Abbott walks right in as Costello is dressed up in his gown and listening to the commencement address on his record player.
By the way, I never liked the term "bogus" because somehow it reminds me of Fast Times at Ridgemont High, that academy award level drama. Not even sure anyone said it in the movie, but wouldn't be surprised if they did.
Another of my favorite words which I try to bring up in my regular speech is "barometer" as in the upcoming trend is a barometer of issues that we need to be aware of. Or in Mr. Maurice Morgan's situation, I'd like to shove this barometer up your hairy butt if you post here again, pin head.
Thank you.
Perhaps I shouldn't have been so quick to delete the solicitous comment originally entered as the second comment to this post (it was bogus, man). The Mr. H comment now lacks proper context to make any sense. But then, who ever heard of Stir Fired Rice anyway?
I try not to use particular words repeatedly in my every day speech. Overuse of certain words could be looked upon as a barometer of one's vocabulary. Nonetheless, I was once told I use the word nonetheless a lot. That was so bogus - NOT!
Irregardless of what you say, I do not agree, but cannot understand the improper use of "regardless." Almost as bad as hearing someone butcher "fiscal" into "physical." Or "Lee-ver" instead of "lever." Or how about "aks" instead of "ask."
Why can't people just speak appropriately? Now that's a conundrum, dum dum.
Can you see Uranus?
Yes, about three feet above the horizon.
Or am I speaking inappropriately?
What an assinine thought! A sphincter says "what?"
You're right, it was inappropriate. Maybe I'm just not cut out to do high brow stuff.
Agree. By the way, that silence you hear was just me cutting one. Nyuk, Nyuk, Nyuk!
You know, you're just the kind of guy who would put a "kick me" sign on someone's back, aren't you?
That explains the foot prints on my ass. Maybe, I should put the sign on someone else next time.
Hey, I'm glad to see you're back. Especially after seeing your face!
Look closer, then you'll see a double moon shot. Kind of like looking into a mirror. eh?
I'd rather be knocked out and seeing stars.
Trust me, if I turned around, you'd definitely be knocked out and seeing stars!
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