Favorite Words/Stupid Post
POSTED BY: manwithpez
UPDATED: Sunday, February 10, 2008 14:56
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FINN My hero!
I forgot Phlegmatic:
1. Of or relating to phlegm; phlegmy.
2. Having or suggesting a calm, sluggish temperament; unemotional.
and
chol·er·ic adj.
1. Easily angered; bad-tempered.
2. Showing or expressing anger.
and melancholy
n.
1. Sadness or depression of the spirits; gloom: “There is melancholy in the wind and sorrow in the grass” (Charles Kuralt).
2. Pensive reflection or contemplation.
3. Archaic.
Black bile.
An emotional state characterized by sullenness and outbreaks of violent anger, believed to arise from black bile.
adj.
1.Affected with or marked by depression of the spirits; sad. See Synonyms at sad.
2. Tending to promote sadness or gloom: a letter with some melancholy news.
3. Pensive; thoughtful.
And melancholic (of or relating to melancholy)
Dictionary.com rocks!
-Eli
If voting mattered, they'd make it illegal.
http://www.bcpl.net/~wilsonr/farpoint.html
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Quote:
Originally posted by chrisisall:
Annabel-myri is it?
If so, a singular and beautiful name.
If not,
well... I'm a visual person, not a word person (he said defensively)
Chrisisall
Wow that is beautiful. Wish that was my name. My first name is Melanie and for the sake of anonimity I'll let you figure out what my last name is. By the way, I am reminded of the guy who always wanted a personalized liscence plate so he changed his name to JFZ36HQ.
She understands, she doesn't comprehend
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I was so off! The hint was in your screen name!
Well, Melanie is beautiful too.
Thanks for gettin' back to me.
Hey, most of us Browncoats were'nt in the theatres for Star Wars first time around due to a severe lack of age, however I just made it (and it was awesome), and I tell ya Serenity's gonna blow that experience away, I'll wager!!
Now if I could just fold time a little bit...
Chrisisall
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truth
justice
honour
duty
joy
love
passion
It is true that I love words more for their meaning than their sound, but these sound beautiful to me.
Keep the Shiny Side Up . . . (wutzon) Robert Johnson & the Family Band, "Peekaboo", from "Live from Bonnaroo 2002"
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Dwell (a time/angle mesurement used to tune up old "points" style automotive distributers)
Gusset (used to strengthen a structure)
Pinion (a gear used in automotive differentials)
Carburetor (cooler sounding than "fuel injection", which gives
me a mental image of a syringe
)
Zerk fitting (also known as a grease nipple)
Yep, I love automotive termanology, hence the college courses to get my ASE certification.
A pretty starship machanic said: "I'm pretty good at fixing things..., they just kinda speak to me."
I'm the same way. (my damn Ford never shuts up)
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The real-life box droppin', man-ape gone wrong thing, now without the pesky falling boxes
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Quote:
Originally posted by thatweirdgirl:
and what's wrong with verve?
there is nothing WRONG with verve, the vereve or the verve pipe, the word and both bands are great, and fyi being the measure can be a good thing, it means someone out there is paying attention to you!
my fave words are.... ok little story for all the nerdling gimps out there, in yeat 11 i was dared to read the oxford consice pocket dictionary... that was almost ten years ago and i still remember it tooki over a week for me to read it cover to cover. (more time than it took me to real the lord of the rings excluding the appendices)
i love:
fave : as in favourite
ghoti: it spells "fish"... ask and ye shall find knowledge!
concise
inadvertant, viscosity, alacrity, pugnatious, irrepressable, contagious, paradidgm, precotious, and of course qatar. (the only "q" word i have ever used in a scrabble game that does not require the use of the letter u.
and my oldest daughter HATES the word...
"abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz" pronounced ab-ka-def-gee-jeck-ol-mo-nocris-too-vrick-sys. big bird has a lot to answer for folks.
" glowyrm needs a man to share her progeny's abundance of effervesscant personality... and to warm her bunk."
laugh people, its a joke!
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Quote:
Originally posted by manwithpez:
Triskadelaphobia
Dodecahedron
Google (The number, not the website)
Oxymoron
Onomonopiea
Krakatoa
Herpetologist (But, I really, really hate snakes)
Tact
Toothsome
Benign
Academic
Circumspect
Pebble
Phosphorous
Thud
Egyptology
Be a hell of a sentence of someone could use all those words in it.
You asked for it...try not to criticize my grammar, this was hard to do...........
The toothsome herpetologist, always circumspect owing in large part to years of bites, a novice in his benign academic forays into Egyptology and ancient natural disasters, jumped when he heard a thud echo from the dodecahedron pod from Krakatoa, tactful and mindful of others he shouted (not Crap!), “Onomatopoeia,” then opened the triskaidekaphobia friendly container filled with a googol of phosphorous pebbles.

www.thatweirdgirl.com
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Can we not revel in our cyber-love?
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Quote:
Originally posted by thatweirdgirl:
container filled with a googol of phosphorous pebbles.
If each "pebble" was just one atom of phosphorus (you didn't specify which phosphorous compound, but I reckon there's @least a chance the original poster meant phosphorus; besides, a molecule of any phosphorous compound will mass more than one atom of phosphorus), the contents of the container would mass 10 to the 50th power times the Earth. And it would have to be covered with water, lest it spontaneously burst into flame. But there isn't that much water in the Milky Way (and notwithstanding ambiguity as to whether Firefly takes place within one planetary system, or many, nor some ham-fisted dialogue in one of the eps, it is obvious that Firefly takes place within a small region of the Orion arm of the Milky Way), so some of the pebbles will be exposed. But the burning wouldn't last long, 'cause a fraction about 10 to the minus 53rd power of the stuff would use up all the oxygen in Earth's atmosphere. Make that Earth-That-Was.
I would've gone for something like a google of academic tact, which might just be measurable.
Keep the Shiny Side Up . . . (wutzon) Hendrix, "Who Knows", from "Live @Fillmore East"
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Computer hiccup bad multipost.
Sorry.
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