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  • tayljim

    1st ha ha

  • ArgonTheAware

    :twisted: What’s evil are all the suggestions that people make wanting to fork you right? :evil: Most restaraunts usually consider it normalwhen you eat corn on the cob or ribs with your hands.

  • wetsuit5

    Is this a primer for the olympic games. :?:
    Learn chop sticks or starve. :twisted:

    Finger food = Chicken Wings

  • tayljim

    homework: pizza, chicken, hot dogs, hamburgers, steamed crabs

    as always five stars

  • http://paolinosuperpoldo.spaces.live.com/ superponz80

    Yeah 4th

  • tedt

    Woo….Woman can talk. I think I heared about it before, but now I know it for sure :wink:

    Seems like a nice dress you are wearing, can you make a full shot ? Turning left and right….. Could not see how it fits you :cry:

  • http://paolinosuperpoldo.spaces.live.com/ superponz80

    I love eating with my hands! :lol:
    What about using a spoon…for example eating rice! :smile:
    Teacher, what about a dinner without forks? :mrgreen:

  • sidisawesome

    Hi, Marina. Good video. Can you do the origin of the word Awesome? :grin:

  • wetsuit5

    Marina,

    Have you tried this logic on Kamil Majer and David Fris at BluJam :?:
    Oh I see they have a Peach and Strawberries Crepe. :razz:
    That’s gotta taste good…. :cool: :wink:

  • sidisawesome

    Oh, wait. You’ve already done Awesome, my bad. :oops: Can you do the origin of the word… Rock? You know, like the music. Thanks.

  • jarkaruus

    Once again, a home run on the video….but forks are bad? Hmm…I hate to do this dear teacher, but I have to disagree with you…..**now don’t hate me…. :twisted: **

    I will admit the “fork” has a sinister history but the object in and of itself is not evil…..it’s the intent of the person using it that’s evil.

    Ah damn, here I go off on another rant….we’ll just stop right here.

    As for foods you can eat in public with your hands…..Corn on the Cob!!! My personal favorite. Bread and Rolls can also be eaten with the hands without fear of being stoned. Sandwiches of any kind are also fine to eat with the hands.

    As for the devil having a fork…..well, I’m sure everyone here thinks you are just a sexy lil’ devil in your own right….so don’t fear the fork…. :twisted:

    I do have some word requests. I love medieval history and would like to hear the origins of some different words. Finials is one. Also Halberd, Mace, Sword, Pike and Helmet. These are just some simple ones to start with but I’m curious as to why these items were named as such.

    Thanks again for another fantastic lesson… :wink:

  • capman911

    Tacos, fruit, hot wings, biscuits, hushpuppies, sandwiches, potato chips, corn on the cob, fried chicken. I need my fork though. :smile:

    Marina, is it true that in certain cultures they believe that if you use one hand to use the loo then you don’t eat with that same hand :?:

  • tedt

    “Soul Food” – Leela James (can also eat it with hands, :oops: ate my fingers already….) :wink:

  • capman911

    Ha Ha on you Jim. :razz: :razz: Man she threw this video up quick. I was still answering replys from her soccor video :roll: :roll: .

  • capman911

    Oh I forgot about ribs, yummmmmy :cool:

  • capman911

    8th :cool:

  • capman911

    I see your next halloween costum :twisted: You would look devilish in it. :evil:

  • elite_panda

    those ha has in your comment is intimidating :lol:

  • kaienta

    I have a request for a origin on the word “Necrophelia”

    I know its meaning no matter how wrong it is but where did the word come from?

  • dcrossman

    Word request (or stumper): mondegreen. Yes, it’s a real word, though it’s history is short. A hint: Lady Mondegreen.

  • capman911

    I know thats why I ha ha’d back at him :wink:

  • seesixcm6

    Dear Marina, I hope it’s OK for me to use a spoon! I also use chopsticks. Foods you can eat with your hands include: Pizza, cookies, fried chicken, barbecued ribs, hot dogs in buns, hamburgers in buns, sandwiches, corn on the cob, tacos, piroshski, berries, grapes, apples and other fruit–I’m getting hundry! I rate your video five stars.
    Regards, seesix CM6

  • lostforwords

    Ethiopian food, Arabian food, can’t think of more right now.
    mowah

  • tayljim

    I hear that in the Muslim culture they eat with the right
    hand and clean theirself with the left

  • kneeling_nothing

    Great Marina! No forks, lots of beer, football on TV, pop corn and burping freedom. The (2nd) dream of every man. The first one? Well, investigate!!

  • puckman384

    Whats the origin of the word dog?
    How did it change from canine, same with cats from feline

    Thanks
    Puckman384 :grin:

  • puckman384

    before there were buns people ate hot dogs with their hands without buns , so not true

  • capman911

    I knew it was some cultures that did that but I wasn’t sure which one. Thanks Tayjim.

  • puckman384

    same hear, thats why in the old days it was considered blasphemy to eat with the left hand, because it was used to clean yourself

  • puckman384

    nevermind i forgot to check the list! Whoops, anyway whats the origin of the word cat…

    thanks
    Puckman384 :grin:

  • foxbow15

    I think i saw a documentary about some tribe in Africa, and those people ate with one hand and used the other to….. :???: ..

  • prospero811

    Sandwiches, hot dogs, sushi rolls….. all can be eaten with hands…. crab legs too, right? Tacos – mongolian barbecue wraps – breakfast burritos – egg mcmuffins and related foods….

  • foxbow15

    Wy didn’t this show up in my subscription box…

    lobster, bread,spareribs, corn uuuuuuh crab, chicken wings/legs

  • capman911

    I think we still need our forks :!:

  • capman911

    Did you ever see the movie The Chronicals of Riddic. There was a group of people in that movie that called themselves Necromungers. I wonder if it is anyway related. I know this was only a movie but since you brought up the word it got me to wondering about that name in that movie. :???:

  • maahin

    what is the origin of ‘sex’, loads of people repeatedly say it, and they many of them enjoy its company, but do they actually know where this ‘amazing’ word became of?

  • jhulsla

    lets see:
    burger
    fries
    pizza
    bagels
    the list goes on

  • roadrunrnch

    Funny,
    This is like, Guns are evil argument the left uses. So should we Ban forks. No automatic forks. No concealed forks or Assault Forks. If We get Forks off of the streets the World will be a safe place.
    No more violence and mayhem. No more War, Just Peace on Earth and good finger foods.
    Forks aren’t Evil.
    People that use a fork are EVIL!!

    RRR
    keepING it lite, Just playing. No need to comment .
    !!JUST PLAYING!!

  • gospodingromov

    Why slaves were called like Slavs? :?: :!:

    We are very brave warriors. “During assaults very few slaves can be captured among them for they would rather die than be taken prisoners.” (Zakharios the Rhetor, 5th cent. A.D.)
    Paradoxically, it’s for the same reason that slaves were called like Slavs: slaves of Slavic origin were the rarest and consequently most valued kind of slaves. Like gold among other metals, the hardest to receive…

  • gospodingromov

    !!!

  • souljablacc66

    Heya Marina,
    requesting
    word Farfetched
    food that u can eat with ur hands are hamburgers, pizza, french fries, hot dogs, funnel cake, ice cream+cones,nachos,sandwiches,chicken or buffalo wings,turkey,chicken,and ribs
    Souljablacc66 Aka Vgwiz28 <—- youtube acc
    bananas,apples,pears,watermelons,berries,most fruit,corn on a cob, turkey,and chicken

  • souljablacc66

    sry i had a typo my name should go after chickena second time :lol: sry

  • pedantickarl

    Hi Marina & Fans,
    Regarding the video playing problem, I have done extensive research into the problem, but maybe not exhaustive.

    Below is a quick summary, keeping in mind, the video playing problem was widely reported by many. What is the common denominator? Internet & Google. My conclusion is that it is/was a Internet/Google problem.

    1. I had the latest flash player and the problem still occurred with the Martini video. Everything is OK now, indicating a glitch of some sort last week.

    2. The problem was first widely reported with the Martini video.
    The problem was sporadic and I have had no problem since.
    The time frame of the problem might be related to network/Google overload as it was near the 4th weekend.

    3. Clearly the problem was a corruption in the video stream (not your video itself) as the video in my cache had the same problem, indicating a delivery problem, i.e. Google/network

    4. Google says very little about it other than to say that it could be your network being overloaded affecting the video stream, i.e. ISP router or delivery issues. However, since it was so widely reported, either the Internet had massive issues, but more likely it was a Google issue.

    5. Several months ago, all Google videos longer than 10 min cut off at exactly the 10 min mark. There were lots of complaints sent in and the problem was finally fixed. The current video issues appear to be similar.

    For those of you still having the problem, how is your network? Does it time out? Once the video starts playing, it is cached on your PC. You will need to clear your cache, and preferably your cookies also, to re-try playing the video.

    I hope that helps those still having problems.

  • roadrunrnch

    chopstix

  • axxo798

    where does “homie” come from

  • http://www.myspace.com/bigbadb2531 bigbadb2531

    Hi, HotForWords is one of my favorite things to watch on youtube, im subscribed and i rate and i would like to know the word origin of the word “Library”? Many people go to them a lot, but never think about the name…

    I would like to know…

    Please!!!

    (p.s. to hear you mention my name in your video would make my day…)

  • seesixcm6

    Thank you for your nice reply. I only indicated hot dogs ina bun was something I ate with my hands. I didn’t say which came first.
    seesix CM6

  • http://www.myspace.com/Albarinn albarinn

    Hey Marina, there is 2 many foods that you can eat with your hands, but My favorite all the way from my Home Country are TACOOOSSSS…
    hell yeah…

    keep the great videos coming…

    Love Peace & Beats !!!

  • http://none ertuba10

    thanks for the advice about forks ……i like to know why a ciggarette is sometimes called a FAG…….????

  • mistress9nine

    Great lesson, BUT since you’re not a history teacher I’d like to correct you a bit: In 1611 there’s no way the Catholic Church (meaning roman catholicism) held any power in England, so I think you meant Anglican Church. Anyways, I love the show keep em coming!

    BTW: where does the word “catholic”come from?

  • http://paolinosuperpoldo.spaces.live.com/ superponz80

    I think about rice as cooked in Italy, where it’s similar to a soup, and to heat it you need a spoon! :cool:

  • Hortence Freep

    Sushi.
    &
    In the state of Pennsylvania all floral arrangements, put on a food bearing table, must be edible. These are very hard to maneuver with silverware.

    Pax,
    H.F.

  • Hitman

    In MacDonals they use forks and knives :lol:

  • geronimo

    54th!

  • pedantickarl

    P.S.
    I checked other people’s “top viewed” video’s during the July3-July5 time frame and the exact same comments were made about videos stopping on those channels.

    Thanks Marina for mentioning the upgrading of the video player.
    It should go without saying to keep your PCs clean, update your drivers and players. :smile:

  • roadrunrnch

    Because they look like sticks.
    A Fag is a bundle of sticks.
    Go to Marina’s past lessons and watch her video on FAGS.

  • Hortence Freep

    No, it’s’ spoons. We on the left believe that spoonerisms’ are nailling our K (something) tion.

  • kneeling_nothing

    I agree with you. The catholic church was not really loved by Queen Elisabeth. “Katholikos” in ancient Greek means universal, which belongs to the definition the (catholic) Church has (and had) of itself, from the very beginning – at the latest during St. Paul´s life.

  • capman911

    No, go for it. It makes for good reading. We might learn something else from your comments :cool:

  • capman911

    I have a question from the classroom. Is there anyone here that has been to an Asian country or is Asian? I have a rice question for them. Sorry this is not a demeanor joke or anything like that.

  • chubaks

    What is the origin of the word or words “Mosh Pit”
    used in todays rock concerts :roll:

  • capman911

    In some of your fastfood resturants they have what is called a spork. Its half spoon and half fork. I guess they are to cheap to give you both. :lol:

  • pedantickarl

    Hello mistress9nine,
    I don’t think Marina said that the Cath. Church had any power over England. Thomas Coryat was a traveller to many places such as Italy, where some Cath. writers of the Roman Church. denounced his eating with a fork. ref. Italian travels (1611)

  • geronimo

    I use to live in a town called Hayfork CA. They wanted to put a college there but changed their mind when they realized that when asked what college they went to, the students would be saying “Hayfork U”

    Ok I made up the college thing but I really did live in Hayfork. It is an evil place. Coincidence? I think not!

  • geronimo

    No but my daughter’s name is Asia. Did that help?

  • http://www.hotforwords.com Marina

    You are most likely correct mistress9nine, as the Catholic Church lost its power before then in England, is that correct? I should have said church… I read Catholic Church somewhere, but it may have been incorrect as well.

  • zealot98

    can you post a vidio on why poop is called poop?

  • roadrunrnch

    Tools are used by higher life forms.
    Eating utensils are a sign of higher forms of intelligence.
    Can someone show me an highly advanced culture not using eating utensils? Sanitation is a product of intellect.

    Sorry guys I am just a tool of controversy.
    Some need sexual conquests,
    I just need to know…._stuff??
    RRR
    Jone’ N and trying to be PC.

  • capman911

    Come on guys vote for Marina’s videos. It also helps her raitings too. WE have to keep her number one in every thing. Look for the five little yellow stars under the video or article that she has posted. Please use them. Be cool and vote. :cool:

  • shunkawahuppy

    love your site. try VODKA for a new word

  • geronimo

    NO! It’s because some of them don’t like women. Duh!

  • capman911

    Yes it does Geronimo. That is a beautiful name for the little lady.
    But do you know if rice cooked in Asian countries is cook lumpy so it works better with chop sticks. Here in America everyone mostly wants it fluffy. Its hard to pick it up with chopsticks. I was just being curious. :???:

  • geronimo

    Shortened version of home boys which is people from your neighborhood or ‘hood’

  • roadrunrnch

    The Church of England considers itself to be both Catholic and reformed Protestant . right?

  • shawnforwords

    Hey, I have always tried to find the money tree, can you tell me the origin of this wonderful plant to help me in my search?

  • gospodingromov

    Why slaves were called like Slavs?

    “Since ancient times we, Greeks, have been calling these men Rosses or Russes. They are very brave warriors. During assaults very few slaves can be captured among them, because all of them would rather die than be taken prisoner.” (Zakharios the Rhetor, 5th cent. A.D.) Paradoxically, it’s for the same reason that slaves were called like Slavs: slaves of Slavic origin were the rarest and consequently most valued kind of slaves. Like gold among other metals, the hardest to receive.

  • pedantickarl

    Hi roadrunrnch,
    That is correct. You shall know them by their creed.

    Last year I found a great website from either Ireland or England where that site had an extensive writeup about what you stated. I’ll have to find that site again.

  • capman911

    I forgot which State its from, but my fire department has a patch from a nother fire department called Intercourse Fire Department and its from Intercourse, Ind. or some state like that.
    But thats a good one on Hayfork U. :lol: :lol:

  • geronimo

    In Japan they DO make it sticky for sushi. In China they don’t make it sticky so they lift the bowl up and use the sticks to push the rice to their mouth.

  • http://www.youtube.com/warlordfeyd warlordfeyd

    I’ve got a good word to request of you Marina=The word “Quantum” is being used in the latest James Bond film title, ‘Quantum of Solace’, which comes out on November 7th, 2008…Other than Quantum being used in the term Quantum Theory (another scientific study of numerology), what are the other definitions of the term? Love as always from Mikey AKA Warlord Feyd on Tube… :cool: :idea:

  • geronimo

    Thanks, I’m glad you got it. Intercourse is funny too! I would like to get that firefighter bumper sticker. I use to have a Hayfork one because my brother-in-law is a firefighter.

  • puckman384

    i know you already did the origin of the word faggot, but what about gay? Isnt it supposed to meen happy…

  • geronimo

    She doesn’t need to drink to find a new word. :lol:

  • puckman384

    Break the word up: far fetched

    far from fetching it, unreal

    i think im right….

  • roadrunrnch

    Heavy equipment has used something like a spork for many years. It is called a spade bucket. ie a spoon with teeth.

  • geronimo

    What I want to know is why Asians are still using chopsticks. I know they have heard of the spoon by now, I and I am pretty sure their farmers aren’t using two big sticks to shovel all that cow and pig dung!

  • geronimo

    It’s supposed to mean happy, but it just makes me sad.

  • superdanilchik

    :smile: YES,Marina.. maybe you already remember that the Anglican church took power in England with HENRY VIII TUDOR in 1534, therefore in 1611 England was no longer a catholic country…anyway it doesn’t mind ,brilliant job as usual :grin: :grin:

  • geronimo

    Sorry you Catholics but the church has done some really lame things like this fork argument. We also weren’t born with clothes, did they have a problem with that? I also know they didn’t have a problem with using horses to travel instead of just using their feet. It wasn’t until the 1970′s that they officially changed their stance on the earth being flat. It’s no wonder why people get turned off by religion.

  • superdanilchik

    :neutral: RESPECTING the rules of GALATEO,the only thing we are allowed to eat using our hands is chicken…nothing else :!: :i am sure that MARINA knows pretty well GALATEO bon-ton rules.

  • jellyman

    The word “shampoo”

  • superdanilchik

    if you are curious about this and you would be pleased to know something more about it,just give a look to ”GALATEO OVERO DE ‘ COSTUMI ” I’m sure that a good English version exists….

  • waiter

    Please search for the origion of the word ” waiter ” . Thanks .

  • Bob

    Since aLx isn’t here, I’ll take it upon myself to say that you can eat anything you like with your fingers, and the she-devil above take your prescriptive etiquette. :grin:

  • pedantickarl

    Marina, I support your statement in the video regarding Coryat as being succinct and accurate given the context and time constraints. Others are throwing out a red herring. The Cath. Church condemns people and actions all over the world, even in places in which it has no control. During Coryat’s time, the local Bishops condemned him as well.

  • roadrunrnch

    Marina, (You need to water that plant to your right. or throw it out.)

    Lisanova is a good satirist and her “Haters with forks” is funny.
    Could we call Her a Forker? Being that she is always “poking” fun at stupidity?
    Hell that would make Me a Forker TOO.

  • http://www.hotforwords.com Marina

    It’s an orchid… it’s in perfect shape… it bends to where the light is. It’s fine. thanks for the concern :-)

  • Bob

    I see the wall didn’t last as long as the Berlin one.
    Did the proles knock it down?

  • lostforwords

    1611 was the year of publication of the King James translation of the bible, not only the founding work of modern English and many common expressions, but THE bible of the Church of England.

  • Bob

    Is it a Cymbidium or a Phalaenopsis?

  • lostforwords

    PS: I am not a religious nut–this was drilled into me at school.

  • http://www.herballivewellcafe.com psychlighthouse

    we have passed the word to vote for BluJam. we have voted every day. any favors anyday!!!

  • roadrunrnch

    something happen the feed? Youtube is out too.

  • http://www.herballivewellcafe.com psychlighthouse

    :?: what is the origin of the word “botch”. tx for your consideration and time. :roll:

  • yankeegato

    here is an interesting article, including an etymology for a brand new word:
    http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/080707/new_dictionary_words.html?.v=1

  • http://www.herballivewellcafe.com psychlighthouse

    intercourse,pa. in amish country near bird in hand and lititz. :shock:

  • auvergne

    Hi Marina, can u tell me what the origin of the word kudos. Plz do kudos!!!!! KUDOS!!!!!

  • jamesington

    Hello HotForkWords sorry, for words. foods i can think of are. pizza (eating right now) cupcakes muffins éclairs soup (just kidding) rolls sandwiches apples bananas ice cream cones chips cherries belgian buns gingerbread men cookies biscuits toffee chocolate scones paninis burgers tacos mussels ribs chicken sausages and thats all i can think of right now :grin: can i also request you investigate the word magnanimous, or the word |word|

  • kike299

    hello Marina, I have a question.
    What’s the origin of the spanish word “chingar”. I know that is a bad word, but I do not know the origin.

  • roadrunrnch

    Sweet Heart,
    That plant is dead. The first clue is the leafs laying in the bottom of the pot. #2 No leafs on the plant. Leafs move to the light.
    Orchids are a bitch to grow. The kind you have, The kind that are sold in Supermarkets are dieing before you even buy them. They are forced grown to make market. Like a drug addict with out their daily fix of grow fast they die.
    My Sister Owns a Nursery that supplys Supermarkets with house plants.
    So far as my CONCERN..? ?wow?
    Ok i’m sorry, My baDDD

  • roadrunrnch

    like ; FUCK

  • http://www.youtube.com/user/stokesjrj1 stokesjrj1

    Maia Marina new words request: profunditya angiospermous caoutchoue

  • lakingfish

    Your comments about Soccer and the Euro’s made me think why do we in America call Deutchland Germany?

  • roadrunrnch

    Shit Didn’t give the punch line.
    Leafs move to the light…..Because they are DEAD. :wink:

  • lostforwords

    auvergne, I asked for this one too before. So I second your request. :smile:

  • lostforwords
  • headwaves

    I for one did not even notice the plant, and I bet I am not alone – LOL

    x for teacher x

  • mattym

    Marina, can eat spaghetti with my hands? I think i would look evil doing that. :shock:

  • capman911

    Bob I appreciate the words of wisdom. But I am not open for his enlightenment. I am a hot head and have a really bad temper and I have tried my best to control it up till now. Between him and Stokes I am not going to put up with it anymore. I have already counciled my subscription to HFWs and to Utube. I will miss the ones I had fun with, but if Marina won’t put a stop to their attitudes then I’ll just leave. Don’t get me wrong I can more than take up for myself, but I don’t want to start a war on her site. I’ll may see some of you on another web site. But it will not be this one.

  • http://www.hotforwords.com Marina

    The plant is VERY healthy.. and has very nice leaves growing at the bottom of it… and it has nice flowers on it as well.. it just looks funny from a distance. :mrgreen:

  • http://youtube.com/gsnaples jnaples

    Forget hand food and forks. Chopsticks rule!

  • the bo

    Hi Marina.

    i just wanted to ask , what the origin of “to perplex” is.

    Pretty please, with sugar and cream, tell me , or mention me as the teachers pet.

    anyway, byebye

  • weatherlouman

    Marina,
    Please explain the infield fly rule in baseball.
    Thanx :???:

  • wetsuit5

    HotForWords,

    I was just looking at your lesson pictures on the home page at your site.
    You look glum there chum on the last couple of pictures. :neutral:
    Yes, Yes your a foxy fine looking lady. But it’s your smile :grin: that melts us.
    Give us an ear to ear. :lol:
    P.S. Your plant looks fine. I was only teasing about watering with the martini.

    Having trouble with my mashed potatoes and gravy. :evil:
    Hopefully the ice cream will heal the burns. :twisted:
    The frosting was fun. :mrgreen:

  • the bo

    And by the way:

    i wanted to ask you, if a men’s magazine like Maxim or FHM asks you for a Photoshoot, would you agree?

  • http://www.youtube.com/user/stokesjrj1 stokesjrj1

    Would that word be uncle?

  • foxbow15

    I gues it has something to do with Germania…

    Just read it here:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Germania

  • roadrunrnch

    Calm down,
    Teacher is being sarcastic and i AM just giving her a little tweaking.
    All is Ok, “Just playing” X_relax_X. She can take care of her self. I am just fishing for an answer from her. OK? No malcontent or disrespect.. Just a little Cat and Mouse.
    I am sure not to many see past the Eyes..

  • roadrunrnch

    OK OK OK. How is Kobe. :grin:

  • foxbow15

    Are you sure those are all english and spelled correctly…

  • foxbow15

    latin..

  • davecodave

    131 !!!!

  • waiter

    origin* , sorry

  • pedantickarl

    Can’t go anywhere without running into HotForWords…
    or rather the allusion of her. So, I was in Del Taco eating Nachos with my fingers – no fork. So, I look at the placemat and what do I see???
    Muy caliente!! http://i26.tinypic.com/2n73v4z.jpg

    Time to tell Del Taco to get their priorities straight… :lol:

  • rawvoltage

    go marina!!! :D oots oots!!! :D

  • roadrunrnch

    Can I make nice? I have a peace offering. :mrgreen: cleek on Mr. Green
    You need a PO box.

  • charlyeb

    Hi I think that you should Find out where the word WORD Came from. Why do we call words WORD? :smile:

    That’s What I Want To Know Marina Please leave a comment on my site if you’re going to do my word :smile:

    http://ca.youtube.com/user/XKiokuX

  • happy209

    Hey there i just wanted to know about the word “internet” it’s interesting why it is called the internet so can you go investigate for me thankz. :)

  • annuddermale

    *nowhere near first*… :mrgreen:

    homework: everything already mentioned below by the gluttonous crowd of rabblerousers…

    jello is fun to eat with your hands, too, btw…

    oh, and i’m pretty sure i’d be considered weird at the restaurant whether i used a fork or not…

    i mean, there’s not annudder like me…

    wait…i AM annudder, so there is annudder like me…but…

    dadblasted paradoxes… :cool:

  • pedantickarl

    sp: Deutschland

    Hello lakingfish and fighter pilot to be foxbow15,

    I have been wanting to ask for this myself, but have resisted since it might not be of interest to a larger audience. I have done extensive research into this area, but won’t elaborate as Marina may want to do this lesson.

    There are many countries with names that are radically different than what the natives call themselves, such as Austria = Österreich. The word Austria loses a huge meaning of that of the native word.

    If I remember correctly, the country which we call Germany, has the most number of different names. Some of them are translations of the same idea, but in other countries, the name of Germany is or was derogatory.

    What is interesting is the meaning of the word Deutschland.
    Although, not widely disputed, my research points to possible manipulation and cover ups of the original meaning and that it may actually mean something else.

    As Marina has said in the past, why talk politics which is divisive,
    when there are enough political arguments in etymology.

    Marina, if you chose to do this word, you may consult me and I could preview the video.

    If you chose not to do the word, may I recommend the word Cologne?
    ref: 4711. There is an inscription on the bottle that 98% of the Germans probably don’t know about. Love word origins and history.

  • melikadothechacha

    #139 Sometimes it’s the simplest word,
    like fork, that has the most interesting
    story behind it. Very nicely done!
    Since we’re doing cutlery, how about
    spoon? “spoons in a drawer” is an
    old country expression you might
    find the origin for!

    Homework: finger food?
    french fries, sushi, vegetable dip,
    fried chicken, any sandwich, ummm…
    5 stars x 2, again! :mrgreen:

  • melikadothechacha

    :mrgreen:
    melika!

  • melikadothechacha

    you first – LOL :mrgreen:

  • melikadothechacha

    this guy is the
    class dunce.
    can you tell?

  • melikadothechacha

    Doh! Did you even read the other 8 meanings?
    Voy en chinga > I’m going really fast :mrgreen:

  • http://www.youtube.com/user/stokesjrj1 stokesjrj1

    speak for yourself.

  • melikadothechacha

    another candy bar name? :roll:
    what the hay – third it! :mrgreen:

  • melikadothechacha

    Don’t worry – be happy :mrgreen:
    Mr Stokes is about to get a NEW
    hobby! I am waiting for him to be
    stupid for what will be the last
    time, for us. He inspired me
    to write a program just for him.
    He already cancelled his MySpace
    and his YouTube account is closed!
    Hmmm, wonder how that happened? :roll:
    My last warning to him was this:
    There wouldn’t be no sh*t if you didn’t start no sh*t”
    It would be a tragedy to lose a valued
    contributor like yourself. Marina is not
    inclined to become involved in Junior’s
    stupidity. Wisdom on her part. Let’s
    give it some time to run it’s course, ok?
    I don’t believe you started anything.
    I tried to reach Junior but he’s insane.
    The impossibilty of reason. If you
    leave you won’t see him get his
    comeuppence. Take some time
    to cool off – then come back to us :mrgreen:

  • melikadothechacha

    So, if you use a fork to mix cement, does that make you a mortar forker?
    Did you like the way Kobe “willed” Marina’s strap to slip off her shoulder?
    He may be telekinetic, but we know what’s on his mind… :mrgreen:

  • roadrunrnch

    I think PEPco(?) May like it. Much better the OP.

  • melikadothechacha

    That’s right! I also remember when Gallileo
    was “forgiven” (for being right!) by the church.
    Only took the Popes’ 200 years to figure
    that one out!

  • melikadothechacha

    Charles Dickens – Great Expectations
    “Throw another faggot on the fire”
    In Scotland, they saw blocks of peat bog
    and dry them for fuel. These are known
    as faggots. :mrgreen:

  • melikadothechacha

    Cool Feyd Ratha reference, dude!
    Thanks for the heads up on 007 :mrgreen:

  • melikadothechacha

    it all goes into the money pit,
    never to be seen again :mrgreen:

  • melikadothechacha

    I’d rather have a free bottle
    in front of me than a
    prefrontal lobotomy! :mrgreen:

  • melikadothechacha

    Anteaters use sticks as tools for eating termites.
    So much for the higher lifeforms arguement.
    I had a thought about your other idea.
    Start with one simple meet and greet
    closer to home, easier for Marina.
    Got any thoughts about that?

  • versusx

    I tried cutting my steak w/o a fork….used a spoon…didn’t really work….help.

  • melikadothechacha

    I dated a girl from PA, once
    earth-mother type, not bad
    In a very nice restaraunt,
    she ate the floral centerpiece!
    I thought she was on some
    voodoo zen diet, or something… :mrgreen:

  • roadrunrnch

    Click on the little green smiley face.

    I made no sense.(cleek on Mr. Green)??
    You still need a PO box.

  • melikadothechacha

    Nobody said it? Wow!
    Oliver Cromwell :mrgreen:
    tells the whole story.

  • melikadothechacha

    Taco Grande – the sour cream makes it good! :mrgreen:

  • melikadothechacha

    From your analysis, it may be concluded
    that the server file was the culprit. Copy
    after copy produced identical results.
    Therefore, the file on the server was
    corrupted. Outstanding work! :mrgreen:

  • melikadothechacha

    what is the origin of sex? :roll:
    is this the nature channel?? :mrgreen:

  • melikadothechacha

    If you are having trouble with your comment reply emails, Annuddermale gave me a fix that works! Let us know :mrgreen:

  • annuddermale

    oh, i wouldn’t mind spoonin’ with Marina, for sure… :oops: :!: :wink:

    then she can combine the two lessons and spork us just for fun… :grin:

  • melikadothechacha

    She did this lesson. :mrgreen:
    The origin of the word
    for dog – is unknown! :shock:

  • melikadothechacha

    A little Alice Cooper for you

  • sgrock

    In the south, Fried Chicken.

  • annuddermale

    i think the darts drilled a hole through it… :twisted:

  • melikadothechacha

    Poke me witha a fork
    (see if I’m done) :mrgreen:

  • pedantickarl

    Hi melika,
    If the server file were corrupted, then there would have been 100% complaints of a defective video. I believe that the actual Flash server streaming delivery timeouts may have been marginal for the heavy load similar to loading a very long web page. If the HTTP server timeouts are small, then the web page will only partially load. Network latency and especially lost packets would compound that problem.

    The “YouTube Help” talks about some of these issues, but they don’t get into much technical detail.

  • buzzword

    words, i enjoy watching people eat their words. no forks needed.

  • kaibanator

    since pizza has already been said. I’ll go with bread rolls :lol:

    There is no fork :wink:

  • http://www.youtube.com/user/stokesjrj1 stokesjrj1

    all forks aren’t evil if your lost some where and need to find water if you come a cross a game trail follow the trail to a fork and the fork will always point in the direction of water, similar too an arrow.

  • mikege

    hi Marina your lessons are great, and very sexy. would you tell me where the name Aniwo comes from this is my first name and i have been told different meanings. thank you :razz:

  • roadrunrnch

    chacha
    It gets lost in transation. ” Voy en chinga ” Is like : I going to 4uck?
    Mi se ir muy repito. or like that? I’m going really fast

  • ArgonTheAware

    I didn’t get an email today about a comment reply, what is the fix?

  • BillyB

    I’ve been think about the plant now for three days. I contacted Agent Orchid about the plant & after I broke the spell , realized Marina doesn’t often do things by accident. The Orchid plant in the background may very well be front & centre of a future vid, so don’t tell anyone that orchid history, is very cool.
    Actually the use of orchids, over gerbers was a minor point of contention at my daughters wedding reception.
    …Always been a cool plant family & cool families have an interesting history… So don’t tell Marina to lose the orchid. or I’ll be mad.

  • ArgonTheAware

    When Forks are Outlawed, then only Outlaws with have Forks
    When Laws are Outlawed then only Outlaws will have Laws
    When Marriage is Outlawed then only Outlaws will have Inlaws

  • annuddermale

    ‘pears to be a moth orchid, Phalaenopsis from here, Bob…Cymbidium has a more lanceolate leaf, generally… :cool:

  • sniperskaya

    Marina, dear teacher, you said one of the words fork comes from is “yolk”, (the spelling used on your video) but I believe you meant “yoke” as the thing placed around the necks of draught animals, not the yolk as in an egg.
    So if God gives us hands then why is it bad to use the middle finger to show displeasure? How did “giving the bird” become a bad thing anyway? And in what other parts of the world are hand gestures used to convey obscene meanings? Does that mean we should be saying “FORK YOU!” instead of well, you know…
    Eat hot wings with a fork? Balsphemy!

  • melikadothechacha

    While what you now suggest is possible, often the simplest answer is correct. Also, the problem was identical copy after copy – this would have varied greatly were it a data packets issue. and lastly, there is no evidence that 100% would have reported this issue. I didn’t come on until after the problem was cleared – no issue to report. I still think you got it right on the last go. :mrgreen:

  • annuddermale

    ‘er…does Kobe ever “water” the plant for you?…

    Illa, my husky, decided to play “chew toy” with my own orchids…I lost two entirely, one is making a comeback, and the moth orchid just can’t decide what to do… :cry:

  • BillyB
  • annuddermale

    so why does this video have the tagline:

    HotForWords Says No to…

    Intelligence is Sexy :?: … :mrgreen:

  • melikadothechacha

    can a soup spoon “spoon” a table spoon? :roll:
    Marina only comes up to here on me
    [Doug indicating chest high]
    she is petite, I am mongo size!
    of course i-am-always-willing-to-learn :mrgreen:

  • http://www.youtube.com/labbatt78 labbatt78

    other examples are cookies, hot dogs, hamburgers and fish. i love that sexy mouth in that video!!!

  • sung

    cannon fodder

  • melikadothechacha

    Marina tipped me to check the spam folder.
    That is where I found 50 emails had been routed.
    The solution is to add this to your contacts
    (under the email field:)

    blogreg-do-not-reply-11@hotforwords.com
    worked for mine! good luck :mrgreen:

  • BillyB

    Words taste better with a good basting. (bass thing)

  • annuddermale

    good catch, snipe…i was wonderin’ that myownyokedtotheworkwagonself…

    giving you fingers is one thing…you were also given the freedom to decide what to do with those fingers, so misuse of a gift from God is blasphemy, i believe…

    ‘course, i’m no thumper, so i really am just spoutin’ opinion here… :cool:

  • roadrunrnch

    Anteaters? you are so funny

    At the Restaurant would kill two birds. Meet and greet and promote the restaurant. I thought it is by Her. If She eats there? She has read this and has made no attempt to pick up on it or “knawh That’s stupid” Besides, I think she not talking to me. I told her that her plant looked like it needed water. ( me being me ) She did not see the humor. So I am her shit list. and capman too “yah” pissed him off too.
    I sent her flowers (via) a click tab. :cry:
    I am really having a good day :roll:

  • annuddermale

    well, i’m not sure who ground your grits, Mike, but i would not like to see anyone allow themselves to be run off by someone else…

    diversity is the spice of Life, and our voices are often disparate…but that doesn’t mean anyone should leave…in fact, it is, IMO, all the more reason for them to stay…to enrich the soil of our minds so that those minds can grow stronger & healthier…

    and guess what?…sometimes the most enriching compost is pure manure…

    so if someone gives you shit, grow with it… :mrgreen:

    p.s. – arguments don’t bother me, ignorance does…now toss me a cold one… :cool:

  • roadrunrnch

    I tryed to send her a live one via Mr Green Smiley

  • annuddermale

    can we send her a Black Orchid :?: … :cool:

  • bill2468

    bread, fresh fruit, cheese, shell fish and hot soup !

    BiLL

  • 51311421512

    Hi Marina, damn!!! you´re hot, what is the meaning of “thyn”

  • BillyB

    I quess I overlooked an orchid :smile:

  • sniperskaya

    I’ve heard that in Australia for instance, that giving the “thumbs up” is equivalent there to giving the middle finger in the US. Just wondering what other gestures indicate displeasure in other parts of the world and how they came to be… communication without words….

  • icebreaker

    Marina,

    I would like to request the word “MONDEGREEN”. It should be especially interestingto a philoiogist. Thanks

  • roadrunrnch

    :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:
    …..Come on Marina just click on any one of the :cry: .S

    I take it ALL back Your plant looks GREAT

    :grin:

  • BillyB
  • jalumora

    for the homework: some of the food eaten in latinamerican cultures like Mexico, is taken by hand especially those preapred based on corn, that is corn is used in these cultures as a substitute for the silverware, as it is we could fin tortilla as a kind of edible silverware and it is consider cultureless to try to eat such dishes as tacos or tostadas with silverware. to add some more pizza is said to be invented to be eaten by hand and only a few new rich guys who considered themselves as having much culture create a movement to instill the use of silverware in such dishes, any kind of food wrapped in bread should not be eaten with silverware. some variety of sea food, as crabs and lobster are permited to eat by hand and in fact they are served with a bowl to wash the fingers after finishing eating. in some arabic cultures the eating of rice is done by hand a s away to enjoy the food totally, as in the taste, the smell and the touch. i hope this could help you a little bit. just one more thing what is the real origin of the expresion ISHKEBIBLE. I am not pretty sure abuot the spelling. thank you very much

  • catoofmd

    sorry Marina, a day or two late on this, but now that you’ve broken the ice on “sports” words, can you help a guy out and explain the origin of the name “lacrosse” to all your legion of fans. its been my favorite sport since i first picked up a stick way back when in %@# and educating folks one at a time has gotten tedious in my dotage. :shock:

  • bphil

    Hi marina big fan of the site and the youtube vids, very gnarly. I say gnarly like its my job so i was wondering where it came from and what actual meaning is. and why all surfers,skateboarders and extreme sports athletes say this word so frequently. if you could answer this question that would be gnarly, thanks :grin:

  • http://Bellevue-DarkKnight.deviantart.com wayne_leonheart

    In the majority of restaurants I would say appetizers, and breads (such as rolls, bread sticks etc.) You also don’t get strange looks when eating foods that were made to be eaten by hands, like burgers, french fries, and ribs.

    If you are at a seafood restaurant, practically everything on the menu can be eaten sans a fork.

  • http://Bellevue-DarkKnight.deviantart.com wayne_leonheart

    Oh, I wanted to request a word. If it’s not to much trouble, I would like to request the word comic.

  • roadrunrnch

    rápido Not repito I spell worse in spanish then in englash.

    Mi se ir muy rápido

  • blackhawksfan13

    One can eat tacos, breads, ribs, burgers, fries, hot dog (remember no katchup on a Chicago dog!) pizza. Also since you did soccer ( sorry bout Russia losing I was cheering for them) could you do hockey please?

  • geronimo

    It’s the cheap alternative to realpoo

  • greenbush

    What foods can I eat with my hands today, and not be considered weird? Sorry Miss HFW: that question involves a presumption that I can read peoples minds, or correctly read their looks of expression, as they gaze at me, and I back at them. As well as a matter of fact announcement by them of shame on me for…, the waitress told me that I was a bad patron, or I chat with others about this issue. I cannot do any of the above with 75% success. Some people: lick their plate, put their elbows on the table, sneeze into other peoples’ food or face, pick up and eat dropped food, handle their silverware as a child/shovel. But I am not Miss Manners to correct them. Weird: Mrs. A. Winehouse inhaling shots of alcohol through her nose.

  • http://www.craigboldman.com cboldman

    Hi Marina,

    Hmm, why is that flute-type musical instrument called a recorder? As far as I can tell, it doesn’t record anything.

    Thanks!

  • mikzilla0

    I would like the request the word “protein” :).

  • http://www.youtube.com/labbatt78 labbatt78

    Hey hawk fan, What do you think of 2 newcomers of defencemen Brian Campbell for 8 years and goaltender Christabel Huet for 4 years?

  • http://www.youtube.com/ACDCtjTHRASH rammzcubz25

    onomatopoeia
    i have surprisingly, as a fan, a subscriber, and just a curious person of things such as this, awlays wanted 2 know the origin and definition of this strange word. If u can please make a video of this (youtube) that would mean the workd! thank you. once again, the word is
    onomatopoeia

    sincerely,

    ACDCtjTHRASH

  • rick

    Point well taken Marina, I never realized what dangerous evil instruments forks are! I’m swearing the off for ever.Well except when I eat spagetti.Foods I eat with my hands? Ice cream cones, burgers, fries, tacos, sandwiches,toast, Love ya Marina you deserve too be number one! You are so intelligent amd so pretty!
    Rick,,,,

  • http://www.youtube.com/labbatt78 labbatt78

    Hey Billy B. I got back from Michigan earlier this evening. Life is great there in the summer! What do you mostly eat with no fork? What I mostly like to eat with no fork are crab legs and shrimp which I had on the 4th of July. Cheers!

  • rick

    :lol: :lol: :lol:

  • lakebodom

    hi marina. im actually curious where the word “dildo” comes from. im not joking around or trying to be funny. i really want to know where the word originates from. thanks! and keep up the good work!

  • blackhawksfan13

    Love the signings, couldn’t believe that Dale pulled it off. We now have young guns, and a top defenseman who can QB the powerplay. Huet is interesting, I liked him when he was with Montreal. I just hope that we all have a chance to see Crawford (or young goalie) play soon. By the way, did u hear the Flames signed Todd Bertuzzi? Will be interesting to see if the Hawks trade Khavi but they probably won’t cause of the price tag. Whos ur team? Leafs? (guessing cause of the Labbatt)

  • shakazulu84

    vory v zakone!

    расположенный внутри русский, нравиться

    I really enjoyed the AK-47 one. I apologize for my bad Russian, no one speaks since my great uncle.

  • greenbush

    Positively great analysis!

  • BillyB

    I like wings… not the hockey team, but the honey garlic & “hot” type. My wife is an avid recipe collector & likes this magazine. I don’t read it but I like that magazine too…yum.

  • newjohnj

    My three yr old watches you every day and seems to have a crush on you. Anyway he wants to know where the word “booger” came from as in the stuff you blow out of your nose. :oops:

  • newjohnj

    My three yr old watches you every day and seems to have a crush on you. Anyway he wants to know where the word “booger” came from as in the stuff you blow out of your nose. :oops:
    Watch him ask about BOOGER here – really cute

    How can he be a teacher’s pet?

  • verbalvincennes

    Hello. I just found you today. I have went through and watched a bunch of videos and enjoy watching them because you seem to get more confident with each video.

    I love V words (verbalvincennes) and I even was the letter V once for Halloween with a foam cut v, but you only have one V lesson.

    What about these V words:
    vouch
    vague
    vogue
    vaccine
    verisimilitude
    vixen
    ventricle
    volume
    vortex
    vivisection
    velocity
    vibrate
    versus
    vaccum

    and my personal favorite: vivacious

  • greenbush

    Mr. foxbow15, i suppose by now that you have figured out that new video postings of HFW are about a 6-12 hour delay. The server must deliver to some 40,000 to 50,000 subscribers, At this present time, you probably have an e-mail regarding this new fork video. For your enjoyment, this fellow student hoped that you didn’t miss this puzzling video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4uZdbgKPu0

  • verbalvincennes

    Hello. I just found you today. I have went through and watched a bunch of videos and enjoy watching them because you seem to get more confident with each video.

    I love V words (verbalvincennes) and I even was the letter V once for Halloween with a foam cut v, but you only have one V lesson.

    What about these V words:
    vague
    vogue
    vaccine
    vixen
    velocity
    vibrate
    versus
    vacuum
    vigilante
    and my personal favorite: vivacious

  • ilikesexytime

    Marina i liked how your bra strap fell down during the video, =) very sexy, you should do that more often hahaha maybe u will get more view lol. It was a great video =) :razz: :lol:

  • ilikesexytime

    PLZ REPLY MY EMAILS MARINA!

  • http://www.hotforwords.com Marina

    Wow sniperskaya, good one finding the yolk! That’s crazy.. I must have been not paying attention when I wrote that! :???:

  • ragabashmoon

    Hamburgers and non-sauced burritos… oh and hot wings are “finger foods”… all I can think of right now.

  • http://www.youtube.com/user/ggpjstokesjr1 stokesjrj1
  • http://www.youtube.com/user/ggpjstokesjr1 stokesjrj1

  • ideanaut

    Word request: Moan

    If birds chirp and mice squeak, why do people moan – when that’s hardly ever the sound they make?

  • BillyB

    Hey stokes… was it you that said a while back that some in your family had issues with drugs or worse? Not meaning to be a pest or putting you down or anything, but last evening you had that, I thought, silly joke about the devils tail, was that posted before this video came up on Youtube? Just curious…are you doing good yourself? Here is one of my fav’s Texas Flood

  • http://www.youtube.com/user/ggpjstokesjr1 stokesjrj1

    BillyB quiet

  • BillyB

    That was cute… it doesn’t seem to matter what age, she seems to have the same effect. I could explain where boogers come from… but yuck. I have no idea why we call them boogers, very good question John John. Hope she nose the answer.

  • Hortence Freep

    Nah, she was a twit.
    Gotta leave the City O’ Brotha Li Luv for a few. Would love to discuss the reality of insanity, but got some plans that’ll make a Saga, which no one will listen 2. If I ain’t be gotten wifi in the Scab/Capitol that’s closest to Cape Canaveral (Or Land 0-zero) I’ll spar/hang with you on Sunday, ‘less u’r desperate. If so, her name is IHM Sister Mary F face.
    late er.
    Paz

  • i-spy

    Pizza,crab and lobster this are some of the food which we can eat it through our hand in the restaurant :mrgreen:

  • alexwest

    I have a word request, not sure how its spelt but “aye”, as in the Canadian phase, eg “your hot, aye”

  • foxbow15

    I ment my subscription box on youtube :wink:

  • diimi

    mc donalds

  • ArgonTheAware

    That wasn’t the case for me since I always check that to make sure that nothing gets misrouted. It wasn’t in there

  • smithercell

    Hey Marina, I have a word request.

    I was curious about the word hunch. It’s odd that saying “I have a hunch” can mean two completely different things. Most commonly, it would mean that you have an instinctual ‘gut feeling’ about something. The other meaning is to take it literally, having a hunch like the Hunchback of Notre Dame.

    Where did this word come from, and how can it seemingly have two completely different definitions?
    Thanks in advance,
    -Smithercell

  • greg_

    Hello Marina,

    I heard that the word “Shit” actually has a really interesting origin. I would really appreciate it if you could do a show explaining it in more detail. Thank you soo much <3

    Cheers

  • http://www.youtube.com/user/ggpjstokesjr1 stokesjrj1

    Hello

  • lostinhere

    french fries
    pastries
    pizza
    fruit without syrup
    wings
    hamburgers
    sandwiches
    fish and chips

  • bobsully

    Religion is evil in this case, not forks. I’ll stick with eating with one. Sanitation over superstition.

  • hxccupcakescum

    Hai!
    I’ve wonder this for along time and it would be awesome if it could be answered…. How did the word ‘Vagina’ really come into place? and Penis? :shock:

  • Bob

    Mike, if you’re still here, I hope you’re still listening.
    It’s not your antagonists’ “wisdom” I was talking about, but the universal Wisdom (Capital letter indicating a higher entity as in god v. God).
    You have already stated for yourself the lesson that the Universe is trying to teach you :-

    I am a hot head and have a really bad temper.

    Your antagonists have been sent to you to help you overcome this challenge.
    We don’t grow stronger without adversity. A tree growing by itself, high on a windy site, can withstand a hurricane, whilst trees growing protected in a forest topple like tenpins in the same wind.
    Your car’s windshield has to be tempered (notice the word used) and toughened in order to withstand the constant vibrations of the vehicle and the assault of flying road chips.
    A Japanese Katana sword undergoes thousands of repeated foldings, beatings, heatings and plungings into cold water, because without this forging process it would quickly become dull and break under the stresses of battle.
    You have to learn to swing with the punches, and deflect the assaults so they dissipate because there is nothing to provide resistance to them. Very often all that is needed to achieve this is to ignore the idiot’s remarks, because they will give up when they see they are not getting any reaction and seek out an easier target.
    I know you think I am asking the impossible of you now, because I was where you are forty years ago, so I know it can be done. I implore you to steel yourself and stick around. You have more friends in here than adversaries and we will support you.
    Whatever you decide, I wish you well.

  • Bob

    Hmmm …

    When Laws are Outlawed …

    would that be an oxymoron or a paradox?

  • Bob

    Ya going to send capman flowers too?

  • superdanilchik

    CIAO MIKE! please do not leave us here alone! why do we always have to lose the best :?: :?: :cry: by the way i really hope you recieved my answer to your reply yesterday..did you read it :?: :grin: if i won’t see you again you’ll be an irreplaceable loss :cry:

  • iduck

    Hello,

    I’m wondering what the origin of the word ‘intrinsic’ comes from.

    Thanks :)

  • jamesington

    uncle?

  • Bob

    Keep milking it for all you’re worth, milkadothechacha. :lol:

  • kaibanator

    hey rammzcub25/ACDCtjTHRASH,

    I will 2nd that motion, as I remember requesting this a few months ago.

    *fingers crossed* :mrgreen:

  • Bob

    I’ve noticed, too, that people are using Marina’s name for a Lecherlure or tag words for completely unrelated videos on Youtube.
    It’s a measure of her popularity and we may soon have to change the maxim “sex sells” to “Marina hotforwords sells”.
    She should find a way of getting royalties off of the use of her name.
    Has she Trademarked herself yet?

  • kaibanator

    nice video :)

    I had the privilege to see Justin Hayward perform live last year when he was taking part of “Jeff Wayne’s : War of the Worlds – The Musical”. This was performed in Brisbane, and we had an Australian cast for that part of their world tour.

    Justin sounded as good now as he did back when the War of the Worlds was first released on CD all those years ago :D

    Unfortunately for Justin though, during one of his songs he forgot to switch his microphone back on :lol: Otherwise it was an awesome performance by all :mrgreen:

  • Bob

    A forked stick can also be another way to find water.

  • http://www.youtube.com/user/kengulley ken

    mashed potatoes :evil:

  • melikadothechacha

    Gee! I did write that, huh?
    I knew i was tired…
    not anteater, some kind
    of baboon or monkey
    maybe stokejr1? – LOL :mrgreen:
    Your words sound like
    you need more than
    a little attention…
    The plant deal is
    no big deal.
    Get over it.
    You need a hobby?
    Get a better one.
    The restaurant may be
    to confining for a meet
    and greet – you would
    have to rent the place
    for the night, and that
    costs bi bucks, I’m sure.
    Any other ideads?

  • tiger13cd

    ribs, chicken wings, hamburgers, hotdogs, cheese sticks,

  • melikadothechacha

    Huh? :roll:
    I know english and bad english
    not to good at crypto-speak.

  • Bob
  • melikadothechacha

    eh? :mrgreen:

  • foxbow15

    with gravy :razz:

  • Bob
  • hutchiee

    By the reasoning about not using hands, spoons are evil too. How would you eat soup?

    Chopsticks must have also been evil to the church, but I’m sure in Asia nobody would have cared about a foreign religion’s views.

    The ultimate evil must be the :evil: spork :evil:

  • Hitman

    Lol.

  • Hitman

    In fact you can eat whatever you like with your hands.
    Sometimes the problem is what would think the people around you .

  • dmranger

    Burrito,nachos,shrimp,BBQ ribs and chicken. :roll:

  • Bob

    I agree. See my reply to prospero811 below

    Bob replied on July 7th, 2008 1:35 pm:

    Since aLx isn’t here, I’ll take it upon myself to say that you can eat anything you like with your fingers, and the she-devil above take your prescriptive etiquette.

  • pagedoll

    Don’t go!! Sorry I haven’t chimmed in alot but I’ve been workin my arss off lately(sand/finish woodflooring) and when I get home I’m pretty well beat down like an ol’ dog! I read your above message and all I can say is I’ve been there as well. Soooo, I say stick it out. I know, I know, easy for me to say, right? Well I did and I’m glad for doing so…a few may get under your skin from time to time but you’ll be missed by even more. Your a cool cat and sometimes peoples replys only reflect the mood they might be in on that particular day. So stay, play, and oh ya, have a great day! :smile: :grin:

  • chatzi

    Hi!
    I got really curious and would like to know what the origin of the word “score” is.

    Thanks in advance.

  • BillyB

    What about ants and other delicious insects?

  • gsdsrgreat

    Where does the word or phrase “howcome” come from? Howcome it is used instead of why?

  • bigjj15000

    Were does the name aires come from :?: :grin:

  • BillyB

    i’m not ready to stick a fork in you capman911, you’re not done yet. Take some deeep breaths on a long walk…

  • zapart

    I am interested in the word: crapulent, and it’s possible connection to contemporary slang words.

    Additionally, I am charmed by hot for words. You are lovely. Thank you for your interesting site and your delightful personality.

  • koalabear

    80+ million Total Video Views on YouTube. :smile:

  • Bob

    Maybe it was the Graffiti, but what did She expect?
    Throw up a wall and someone will throw some paint at it. :smile:

  • Bob

    Difficult to eat with a fork but much easier embedded in chocolate.

  • felicity

    Hello, everyone. Here felicity is again from Japan where the summit is now being held. Please don’t forget sushi. You will be mocked and have divine punishment if you eat it with a pair of chopsticks in Japan.

    I am calling for them to be banned when you eat it.

  • geronimo

    Excellent question! I want to know this too.

  • utubegeek

    Hey hotforwords yet another good lesson I also have a request for two words-apron and Gay. :smile: and by gay i mean homosexual or happy maybe both.Thx!!!

  • Bob

    If the punishment is administered by a divine Japanese Miss, it might be worth it. :wink:

  • geronimo

    I wonder why you are not curious about the names of other body parts, such as liver, heart, pancreas, or medulla oblongata?

  • Bob

    Seems a “no brainer” to me; contraction of “How does it come about …”

  • Hitman

    The second image is terrible :evil:
    But with chocolate, it may change… :lol:

  • geronimo
  • lostforwords

    Felicity,

    I was going to say sushi too, but since in the US sushi is often an umbrella tterm for sushia and sashimi, I don’t. You have to use chopsticks even in Japan for sashimi, no?

    On the subject of forks, American people often have a difficult time using a fork with their left hand (if they are not left-handed). Very inefficient: cut using knife and fork, put the knife down, switch fork form left to right hand , spear, eat….Vs. Cut, spear, eat…

  • geronimo
  • geronimo

    Morter forker, nice! :lol:

  • geronimo

    What is this all about? I don’t see anything written between capman and Jr.

  • roadrunrnch

    Trust me Chacha,
    Had I known I was going to start a war over such an innocuous comment, I believe …I would have ….done It earlier. :lol: I never know what she going to care about. She is very cagey and illusive. I set traps then set back and wait. Just like hunting wild Turkey. If you blink ( poof ) She is gone.
    I did go back to my other sites for more knock down fighting. I had gotten burned out. But I guess, I need the rush. I am trying not to reply here so much just straight up commenting. “”Trying”"
    Your meet and greet idea. Is just that come by. Meet and greet . Then get the hell a way, Bye Bye!
    You could always do a Club thing where She make an appearance at a local club one night? That would be a little odd?
    Her fan base is spread all over the world and very diverse.
    Any venue will need to be stuporous and hebetudinous. Right? ie “Dull”

    What are Bi bucks?? :grin:

  • reimxz

    Hi!
    I’ve always thought that philology is boring, but very long words are quite interesting. Now i can even pronounce any word even this: Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis.
    But my word request is this one: Methylchloroisothiazolinone
    Ty!

  • Bob

    It seems to have started here , but it may have been building up over time (Like the Yellowstone Caldera).

  • roadrunrnch

    JR? I thought he was pissed off at Me??
    I thought, We had patched things up?? Back on the other site?
    I totally meant no hard feelings with capman.
    My only thoughts were just. By not expecting or requiring the best of Marina. Pushing Her for better and better.?
    If we all just give her great reviews for anything. She believes She is doing well enough and stops trying harder. She will never know Her true potential. My badd, capman just misunderstood my intent. He was just standing up for Marina and Himself.
    NO harm No foul ?

  • srodano22

    I would love to know more about the word: perseverate. Thank you so much.

  • capman911

    Its over now Geronimo. Between rrr and jr and Megatroild’s comments I just got more than I deserved. Jr started it a week ago and rrr and Megatroidil add to it. So a person can only take so much then has to retaliate. So I’ll be here I havn’t left yet. :smile:

  • capman911

    Bob did report cards come out last night? Thanks for the talk dad. :smile:

  • http://www.hotforwords.com Marina

    Thanks for the flower roadrunrnch :-)

  • capman911

    BillyB I like your orchids alot better. :twisted:

  • puckman384

    where does the word sneaker (as in shoe) come from?

    thanks Puckman384 :grin:

    P.S. I really hate when other people answer me, let Marina do it!

  • capman911

    I am here SDC. I want leave when there are good friends here. :smile: It would be very nice to meet with you one day and eat at your favorite places. :cool:

  • thelanger

    I would like to know the origin of the word “Langer”, it’s an English word that is synonymous with Cork, Ireland and has many varying uses, from use as an insult as in ‘He’s a Langer’ or to describe a state of acute inebriation, ‘I was absolutely Langers last night’

    So I’m wondering where this word has come from and how it has become so popular in this small area and if it is in use for the same purposes anywhere else.

    Great site Marina… Intelligence it seems is indeed very Sexy. ;-)

  • capman911

    New video is up

  • ndawg1430

    :idea: hey Marina i was wondering where the word “guitar” came from?
    i love playing it, it is so fun and it cheers me up.so can you do it for me? :idea:

    Thanks,
    Ndawg1430

  • Bob

    I’ve got a love apple for the teacher. :smile:

  • roadrunrnch

    You are right Bob,
    Capman, A peace offering Click on the :shock: the smiley.

  • roadrunrnch
  • Bob

    Crikey, I said flowers, not giant vegetables!

  • superdanilchik

    :grin: :grin: it’s great to have you here again MIKE! i was really worry about you,you can always rely on your GOOD FRIENDS and we will meet for sure wherever you like one day, i still have so much to learn from you… :cool:

  • http://www.youtube.com/user/ggpjstokesjr1 stokesjrj1

  • http://www.youtube.com/user/ggpjstokesjr1 stokesjrj1

  • sniperskaya

    I guess we could say that the “yolk’s” on you, eh Marina? :roll: :razz: :mrgreen:

  • ArgonTheAware

    More of a paradox about the futility of that kind of logic since it ends up in self-defeating loops. Since by definition every law creates a new class of criminals that are forbidden to do something that was allowed just before the law was enacted.

    It points out the futility of trying to enforce self-discipline from the outside since that is also a paradox.

  • annuddermale

    i don’t see fajitas on that list…

    too bad, i’ll keep foldin’ & jammin’ down my gullet…

    oh, and what the flip are “Crudités”?…are they tryin’ to say some around here should swallow their words?

    … :cool:

  • roadrunrnch

    : )

  • roadrunrnch

    (((((((((((.0.))))))))))

  • mistress9nine

    No autopsy no foul. Anyways its not a big problem, I just saw a chance to act superior and took it :D

  • mello-g37

    NACHOS…….PIzza…..i have been to pizza hut and allways used my hands ….the looks i get ! !

    Also when i am in a Pub and get food …like a sandwich…tuna…fish sanwich best…..salad comes with it and i eat with my hands ……

    One day a lady shouted out ” look at that horrible sick man eatting from his hands ” i just carred on eating the salad !!
    FISH and Chips ….HANDS !! over here in england you can still get them wrapped in PAPER ! :wink:

  • http://www.warriors.com protac6

    THATS IT MARINA. We gotta eat out. haha :razz: :razz: :razz:

  • http://captainjack.ws CaptainJack

    I use chopsticks mostly, that and a spoon. No fork or knife. I really like using chopsticks, I have a small collection of them. I even have a bag of chopsticks like what you would find in a restaurant. You know the ones that come in the paper sleeve.

  • rexino13

    :evil: Am I in the right classroom? EVIL = POMPEII. Can you tell me the origin for the name POMPEII? Are you there Marina? Or did you go to Siberia again?

  • roachmeistercom

    Crawfish. Boiled.

  • jvmiller03

    I agree. We should eat with our hands. Lets get back to our roots.

  • lostforwords

    Um….(cough)..err…(cough, cough), what is that implement that you are using at the end of this video? !@#?

  • pennsyltucky9

    How did you come to that conclusion?

  • roachmeistercom

    It would seem you have to be one of Lisa Nova’s special friends to see about forks.

    Can I get a bootleg copy? :cry:

  • matalexwolf

    Crispy Duck, KFC and loads of fruit. Club Sandwich is the go, triple decker full on hunger buster :smile:

    Did try live octopuse in Korea once, was a bit gross for me. Slimey enough too, wrapped around some chop sticks then dipped in various sauces. Got stuck between my teeth so was hard to swallow….not ashamed to admit that I did not swallow it. Was rather glad to say adios to that dish, wriggling about giving me evil looks. Puts a new dimention on to flossing ones teeth i guess! Suppose to give you extra strength and vitality, make a man out of you boy! Sod that, sticking with my Fish ‘N Chips if you don’t mind with a pint of Butler’s South Oxfordshire Ale to boot. :neutral:

  • Rakesh Nikam

    INDIAN food has to be eaten by hands…

  • mikeman9412

    lol

  • http://emmy-de-zelaware.com lividemerald

    How about V for Vendetta?

  • http://emmy-de-zelaware.com lividemerald

    Wasn’t it Dildo Daggins from the Lord of the Rings?

  • http://emmy-de-zelaware.com lividemerald

    Isn’t a comic a shared microphone?

  • http://emmy-de-zelaware.com lividemerald

    How about fortune cookies?

  • http://ca.youtube.com/user/funmatt28 cdnmatt_
  • pandion

    It was the Russians who came up with the idea of having separate knives, forks and spoons to use with each course of a meal.

  • thoughtonfire

    “There is no Fork.”

    :wink:

  • thoughtonfire

    Dear Marina,

    You may have saved my life today! I was eating ice cream right, and I always had used forks! But ever since I saw this video I started using spoons! And then, I got a heart freeze. I had an inkling just then, that if I had used to a fork, I would have had a brain freeze.

    YourStudent,
    TOF

  • fatbuffalo

    “you …. you’re not eating a fork !!! This is blasphemy , this is madness !!!”
    “THIS IS SPARTA !!!”
    Seafood , especially those with shells can be eaten with your hands and no one will give a damn . Crabs are messy

  • elahie

    LOL! french fries? i eat them with my hands lol and chicken..

  • leonard

    Does food get stuck between your rings when you eat with your hands? There is a culture that uses only one hand to eat with because the other hand is used to wipe for hygienics. I love eating with my feelings, that’s why, I eat with my fingers. I have got a can of oysters and will put them in a tomatoe sauce, to savor with my cooked wheat. Hands on deck. :lol: :twisted: :lol:

  • thoughtonfire

    Dear HotForWords,

    I went out to eat at an Indian Buffet for lunch today. My dad told me last night he was watching on tv, a show about India. There was this guy who went to India, and he was eating at the Restaurants. One of the best Indian Restaurants in the world, you have to use only your hands.

    Your Student,
    ThoughtOnFire

  • fglrx

    Example of malicious fork:

    #include <unistd.h>

    int main(void)
    {
    for(;;)
    fork();
    return 0;
    }

  • BlueTiger

    Tell me, how does one twirl spaghetti using only fingers?

  • http://www.hotforwords.com/members/pagedoll/ PageDoll

    I think this is the first time we saw James, in a vid response to Marina. He ate something with his hands. It was a big hit as recall. :lol: He made a big mess of himself and everyone laughed.

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