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Subject: RE: BS: More BIG flippin' words! Why? From: Bill D Date: 28 Apr 12 - 12:33 PM Glue them on walls? Excessively ostentatious! |
Subject: RE: BS: More BIG flippin' words! Why? From: Little Hawk Date: 28 Apr 12 - 12:04 PM Poor Shane. He must be suffering terribly under this barrage of sophisticated, didactic, and interminable verbiage. He's probably gone into shock by now. The paramedics will have to come and revive him with beer and pizza. Bill - That was magnificent! I'm going to print it in small letters on little white cards and glue them on walls downtown in order to puzzle the local citizenry. |
Subject: RE: BS: More BIG flippin' words! Why? From: Bill D Date: 28 Apr 12 - 10:25 AM Gratuitous reciprocal platitudinous ponderousness exemplifies unctuous objurgation, albeit inconsequentially. |
Subject: RE: BS: More BIG flippin' words! Why? From: GUEST,leeneia Date: 28 Apr 12 - 10:16 AM Silly Shane. You use big words all the time, such as carburetor barbecue sphagnum moss exhaustmanifold The trouble with 'fiduciary' is not that it's long. The trouble is that half the people who use it don't really have anything to say. The same goes for 'paradigm.' |
Subject: RE: BS: More BIG flippin' words! Why? From: Pete Jennings Date: 28 Apr 12 - 09:55 AM Didactic dialectics is what Mudcat is all about, surely? |
Subject: RE: BS: More BIG flippin' words! Why? From: John MacKenzie Date: 28 Apr 12 - 07:17 AM I shall move to Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwyll-llantysiliogogogoch, immediately. |
Subject: RE: BS: More BIG flippin' words! Why? From: MGM·Lion Date: 28 Apr 12 - 06:29 AM So let us have no more of such antidisestablishmentarian floccinaucinihilipilification, please! ~M~ |
Subject: RE: BS: More BIG flippin' words! Why? From: AllisonA(Animaterra) Date: 28 Apr 12 - 06:06 AM Ah, John, a man after my own heart! My family for years has had our own branch of the Sesquipedalian Society. Our motto: Eschew Obfuscation. My daughter (age 23) recently wrote "Sesquipedalian" on a form that asked her to state her religious preferences. My son, from about the age of 5, adhered to the principal: why use a 2-syllable word when there's a perfectly good 4- or 5- syllable word available? What is that? I feel a spark of utter delight when I hear someone choose the multisyllabic over the pedestrian! |
Subject: RE: BS: More BIG flippin' words! Why? From: John MacKenzie Date: 28 Apr 12 - 05:42 AM I prefer onomatapeia |
Subject: RE: BS: More BIG flippin' words! Why? From: GUEST,Eliza Date: 28 Apr 12 - 04:39 AM Surely you mean expectorate, John? |
Subject: RE: BS: More BIG flippin' words! Why? From: John MacKenzie Date: 28 Apr 12 - 04:30 AM As a devoted sesquipedalian, I spit on your truncated monosyllabic preferences! |
Subject: RE: BS: More BIG flippin' words! Why? From: GUEST,Blind DRunk in Blind River Date: 28 Apr 12 - 12:57 AM You don't KNOW where Blind River is, Beer?????????????? I can hardly flippin' beeleeve that! Where did you get such a great name and you STILL don't know where Blind River is? It is in North ONtario, eh? West of Sudberry. Amos, you are such a fliphead! Don't flippin' sware at me in EYETalian! I do not flippin' tolarate being swore at in forrin lagwedges...leingwadge...aww for FLIP's SAKE! In forrin WORDS! - Shane |
Subject: RE: BS: More BIG flippin' words! Why? From: Amos Date: 28 Apr 12 - 12:41 AM THe problem, SHame, is that you are a fiduciary ne'er-do-well, a cipher in the fiduciary universe, a fiduciary catastrophe, a black hole of fiduciary mass. That;'s why you can't relate to those who try to use the wird in a meaningful way. |
Subject: RE: BS: More BIG flippin' words! Why? From: Beer Date: 28 Apr 12 - 12:34 AM So where is Blind River? Alberta is my guess. ad. |
Subject: BS: More BIG flippin' words! Why? From: GUEST,Blind DRunk in Blind River Date: 28 Apr 12 - 12:11 AM I keep seein' all these flippin' big words that people are usin' all the time on the Net, eh? What the flip FOR? Like.... "fiduciary" What the flip does that mean anyways??? Is it Italian? Why would anyone flippin' use a word like that? Nobody in Blind River ever says "fiduciary" to no one ells, eh? If someone did say that to me I would probally punch him! Unlest he was Italian. If he was, I would say, "Speak English fer flip's sake! This is Canada, eh?" - Shane |