Scrumtrilescent

Hi Guys

How come I cannot find any recent lessons on iTunes anymore? :cry: :sad:

hello

I have asked Marina but I haven’t received any answer back. I down load to Itunes also, but it has been awhile.

There was only one person that was perfect and “I am so close to perfect you can’t tell the difference”.

Where did the term “glory hole” come from? What is ‘glorious’ about it?

Hi Marina,

You have an effervescent way about you… carry on! :mrgreen:

Lucky 7 :grin:

Damnit! :evil:

Where’s Own, I have his TP picture ready for him. :grin:

What’s wrong Animalntaz?

Hiya Beautiful. Hows ’bout doing the word BOYCOTT. Thank you.

Nothing.

Logophobic :grin:

Marina if you or You tube didn’t put that start button on the video right over your eeerra upper frontals I could get some good pic down loads.
Homework: I am advantageous, as I like to help and assist people.

Marina, it’s you who are scrumtrilescent; you look divine.
Only one word to describe me?
Concise. :smile:

Dear совершенная Marina, You look wonderful in your black dress. Just right for a formal event such as the premiere for your movie! Also, you showed us your left knee, which is my favorite of your two. Of course, my word for you is “совершенная.” :razz:
I wish the phrase that described me was “Summa cum laude.” Too bad I had to settle for “Magna…” :sad:
Your dear student, seesixcm6

Russogynophobic

hey, could you do the word ‘cretin’ please

thanks :wink:

I was thinking about you Seesix when Marina made this video. You said you loved her knees and when this video came out, “bam” there they are for you. :wink:

I’ve seen a “glory hole” in the video game Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude.
In a small bar, at the Crappy Streets, there is a construction worker who has his front side pressed up against the restroom wall. And there is writing on the wall that says “FARMER’S DAUGHTER” with an arrow pointing down towards his crotch area, and all you hear are these sucking sounds.
But when you step outside the bar to see what’s on the other side of the wall, you see that it shares its wall with the giant GAY club next door. :lol: And when you go inside the gay club to see what exactly is on the other side of the wall, it leads to that club’s restroom. And you see a hole in the wall, which is surrounded by rings of flashing neon lights, as if it were a bullseye. :mrgreen:
That game is so dirty, that sometimes it can be so wrong.

I thought Sean White was Carrot Top at first. But Sean’s hair is a little darker red.

Venustrarussophobic :wink:

Hey, you should do the origin for the word guitar. And holy hell how much money do you spend on clothes each video has something new do you have like 13 closests?

Teach, you really do have pretty knees. (I KNOW I ‘ve never told anyone that before.)

HOMEWORK: I can’t really think a word that best describes me….. Maybe pervierd. (perverse+weird) :mrgreen:

I am going to have to think about that one until I can come up with something better.

Word request: “Jailbait”, a.k.a. “San Quentin Quail”

Walloon Waffles

:oops: I mean perveird.

15 will get you 20

“The Flying Tomato.” is his nickname

Fear of Russian women and of Russian Goddesses rising from the waves?
What did she do to you when you were TP, drown you in her bath? :???: :lol:

Ahh…bam? I don’t want Marina to use her knees as a weapon against me! :!: That could hurt! I’d rather think of them as something to massage and treat nice. :smile:
BTW, I subscribed four months ago but haven’t received that Christmas card she mentioned in two previous videos. Do you know if they’ve been sent?
seesixcm6
think of

Che was playing in the list of phobias :grin:

Fle(g)mish Oysters.

First: I don’t know who Shaun White is or what he does.
Second: Both Will Ferrel and Shaun are scamming off a word I have used, as it best describes women like Marina et al. That word is “scrumpdiddlyicious”.
This word combines scrumping (as in scrumping and scrogging) and delicious, with a Flander-esque “diddly” thrown in for good measure. Scrumping and scrogging are now well defined in the urban dictionary (so I don’t need to go into that here).
Homework: intumescent – heh heh! :mrgreen:

Or the Olympic torch.

You could get 10 to life,
if you’re not careful! :mrgreen:

No they haven’t came out yet. I will let you know if and when they come out. If you get missed I’ll email Marina that you didn’t get one, but I am sure you will. She is just letting us know now to be looking for them.

Wait for the sound of sleigh bells. :smile:

Hi Marina,

Why do we call coffee “Jo”

Thanks!

Chris

I found another marina sign in sandbanks. Hmm I best go there soon to take a photo of it

He’s a professional snowboarder, who won some gold medals at the Winter Olympics. He also does professional skateboarding during the summer.

already been done

He’s Carrot Top or Olympic Medalist?

…never heard of a Walloon until I saw it in the list of phobias
Walloonphobia- Fear of the Walloons

oops
or Olympic Medalist?

Ummm … the tops of carrots are actually green.

Congratulations! :mrgreen:
You caught ‘em all sleepin’!
Evan Owens is also to be
congratulated for being a
Teacher’s pet. :grin:

Is your nickname- Curt?

You aren’t kidding Doug. I was outside washing my truck, came in the house refreshed HFWs and the new vid was up so I saw I was first and there you go. Lucky I guess. :cool:

…how about some music Eminence Front – The Who it describes someone

It pays to the word list
in the pulldown menus :mrgreen:
Cup of Joe for ya!

Whoops! (edit snafu)
It pays “to check” the word list :mrgreen:

Speaking of bells, Pavlov would understand my conditioned reflex when I hear HFW music.

He’s like a shredder-dude?
Kuhl! :mrgreen:

If I were a girl it would be “La Conique” and I would curtsy to you, but I’m not so I’ll curtail my remarks lest you get pithed off by my pithyness. :lol:

hmmm…and here i grew up thinkin’ it wasn’t polite to describe oneself with an utter lack of humility…

but that’s just my take…

and my descriptor is “ordinary”…which is enough… :cool:

Maybe… Frank? :mrgreen:

I’ll be Blunt;
My life is brilliant.
My love is pure.
I saw an angel.
Of that I’m sure.

Cone head :???:

Clarity is the politeness of the man of letters.
-Jules Renard

Go Here & Vote, now

would you explain the phrase “dead as a doornail”? thank you

Homework- I get an “F”. A girl from My long past once said “There aren’t enough words to describe You”.I am unable to go against Her statement and try with only one. :smile:

Word Request: Podunk

As in – I drove out to podunk to get some moonshine.

“ultraholyomfgwtfbbqiamsoboredtohellicious” lol , i think it can rival marina’s word to describe herself .

Homework: Invented word to describe myself – I am a Philophile. I love to be in love.

Ciao,
Fianchetto

Here I am! I’m sending you my email addy via your YouTube account so it won’t show publicly.

:mrgreen: excellent excellent excellent :mrgreen:

Word Request: Hypocrite
does it have anything to do with Hippocrates?

Hi Doug! As TA, will you send Marina a “diolch yn fawr o’m calon” (many thanks from my heart), with an apple and discrete kiss on the cheek if she can guess the language.

Re Marina’s self-description:
Mahatma Gandhi had thick soles from walking barefoot everywhere. He was very frail from his frequent fasts, which also gave him bad breath (a side effect of ketosis).
This made him a (brace yourself):
super calloused fragile mystic vexed by halitosis!

i would say DUH lol

we started the party without you :cool:

I would describe myself as humble,but for you Marina all those words in today’s lesson,you are all that and a bag of chips :!: :wink:

:grin: AUGIELIOUS :grin: ya thays me :grin:

insouciant. i’ve always been this way. i am a hard worker but sometimes my attitude gives people the wrong impression. good thing i’m insouciant :razz:

willy wonka already said scrumdidlyumptious. is that what you mean by copying?

hi :mrgreen:
first i want to say i love your work it`s cute and funny sometimes anyway …i want to ask you about the word “cunningly” now i`m from Romania in my dictionary it says that it means machiavelic( and that coming in english translation means crafty and slippery, treacherous,showing skill, subtlety and lack of scruples in achieving the goal, full of guile and subtlety in behavior,unethical, false) too many
synonymous synonymuses synonyms :lol: :cry: so…help me i`m confused… an advance thanks`

after you pull it out of the ground either end can be the top. even the side if it on say a counter top….

I am sorry…I just looked under J for Jo or Joe…wasn’t thinking of cup of joe as phrase my bad! thanks :oops:

Dear Teach, I think I successfully sent you a “teary” e-mail, but I was having problems at this end. It made me think of you – hope you received it. Always.

Hey Marina, I found you and the other members a game to play. See if you can win. :twisted:

Tic Tac Toe

So your saying you like to phil Phill :?: :razz: :razz:

Way to go, BillyB. Everybody get off your asses and do this!!!

That was really clever – and congratulations!

Best describes me? Unfortunate, misfortune maybe? Whats a good word for someone who wants something they’ll never get?

We need to all go vote. Marina is loosing to the Obama girl.

Vote for Marina on a site Phil Defranco has between Marina and the Obama girl.

Master of Convolution; twisted logic. For example:

If you had a choice between eternal happiness or a ham sandwich, which would you choose?

Obviously, the ham sandwich! Why? Most would agree that nothing is better than eternal happiness, and a ham sandwich is better than nothing. :smile:

Someone from the Island of Crete. :smile:

Recalcitrant best describes me, but what, oh what, could be the origin of this word?

Hot4Words must investigate …

What address do we use to send Marina e-mails? I have something I think she’ll like. Thanks.

Hey O, Marina doesn’t have a direct email address, members go through the TA’s to email Marina for ideas or if it’s not to private then you can do your request here. You can get to her through Captain Jack then it goes to Marina. Fill out the form and Jack or Marina will get back to you. :smile:
TA Mike

http://www.hotforwords.com/ta/

The one at that top of the screen where it Say’s contact :lol:

oh

Hey Electronificated Hot4Words is Marina’s evil twin sister. You can find her at this YouTube site. :grin:

http://www.youtube.com/user/hot4words

Appreciate it, Capman. It’s just an e-mail I received that is really beautiful. I’d be happy to share it here if I knew how.(Remember, I’m a computer idiot.) Is it possible to post it here without all my friends’ info that appears on the heading?

Can you believe marina is losing? Fucking political people make me sick.

Yes it is. Just hold down your left mouse button and highlight the area of the email you want to send. Then hit the right mouse button and click on copy. Then paste it to the comment box on this site by pressing your right mouse button and click on paste. Then edit what you need to before you hit reply.

Thanks, mi amigo.

pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis – It’s a real word… trust me.

i love will ferrell. he is an idol of mine.
but he doesn’t come before jim carrey :cool:

anyways, what about the word taxidermy? :mrgreen:

i even checked and it hasnt been done yet! :mrgreen:

Mine originated in 1970. When
did Willy Wonka’s originate? :mrgreen:
(Guess I should patent my ideas – LOL!)
Ever hear of the oil derrick maneuver? LMAO :grin:
Yup! That was one of mine, too!

Oh wow! WordPress is gone retardo! :mrgreen:
I noticed it started this afternoon… :shock:

Hi again, Hot for Words…
where does the word “idiosyncrasies” lcome from ???

a word for me…

“Cynical” which Is another word, maybe worthy of investigation.

You’re too kind. It wasn’t original.
But I suppose it does take a little effort to remember all of it!

ahh , that channel with the video of Marina saying bullshit ….

3rd try. word request: STREAKER. thanks Marina :)

more red!!!!!!!!

brknwrst9 for teachers pet!

Hey foxy lady!
can you do the origin for the word CUCKOLD :mrgreen:
heh heh…

Our homework is to say what word best describes us? I’ll go with “ineffable”; simply too great to be described in words. Although, that in itself as a description, which kind of contradicts its own definition. Drat these semantic paradoxes.

hI M4r1n4!,

can you tell me why we sometimes call detectives “Gumshoes”? what does their shoes have to do with their detective work? or why we call people who deal in stolen goods “fence”? it just doesn’t make sense!
Thanks!

Asshole best describes me :sad:

Congrats ! Teacher’s pet-dude! :mrgreen:
By now, Marina has read your message…
Kobe gave her the smoocy, though…
(lucky dog – LOL!) :grin:

Oops – smoocHy

Fascinated, when I watch your videos! I am glad you are on a nice, comfy sofa now and off of that cold, hard kitchen floor. The “little black dress” is classy, too.

I don’t think scrumtrilescent is going to catch on for the reason that scrum is a real word with at least two meanings, which sidetracks the mind when the word is heard. It’s best that a new word be made up of entirely new and unfamiliar parts. For example, spinachgasoline is going to have a tough time working its way into the language as a new word meaning “that look on someone’s face when they resemble a deer caught in the headlights.”

Did you know that clicking the YT video area on this page causes a new IE7 tab to open with an additional copy of the video playing? I got an entire chorus of Marinas going until IE (or was it Adobe Flash player?) went nuts and crashed. Too much of a good thing, I guess.

What is a good phone number or E-mail address to notify the Webmaster or server farm manager when the site is down (as it was recently for quite a while)? The Contact forms are of course unavailable and therefore useless in that situation.

WLIU, maybe it means they use (or are assumed to use) soft-soled shoes to follow their subjects without them being alerted by the sound of a leather shoe’s footfalls.

She did phreaker. Isn’t that cloes enough? :wink:

Cunning means craftily clever. It’s not necessarily Machiavellian in the sense of a lack of moral behavior. It’s just a higher degree of cleverness, which is something to be admired if you don’t get jealous about it.

I used to provide word requests but not anymore. Especially when she hears a word last week at puts that at the front of the list. I have enterntained the idea that she has this long list of words and mine many, many, many, suggestion are in the line somewhere maybe showing up six months from now. But, hearing from the teacher’s assistant recently mention they are still waiting for their requests to happen and if I recall one has never seen any words appear. I have growed bored,,there is a word suggestion,,waiting for the that to happen. Now, I am in the do not care phase when she hears a word last week and puts that at the front of her list of a thousand words or so. Send me up dates but am not as interested as before. Oh, she did tell me to be patient and I have for three months now. How long does someone have to wait :?: Fire off your responses but I do not care. Let this be an important lesson rather than a easily dismissed comment. Word to the wise……..LISTEN :!:

Can you imagine the thought process to arrive at that? Wow! I’m impressed.

I’ve always seen and heard it used in amateur radio to refer to a mythical small town that is Anytown, U.S.A., home to Joe Doaks (a slightly less rough-edged fellow than Joe Sixpack). But there is a bit more to it than that.

She’s got a nice figure, but Marina has a much prettier face.

BTW, Marina has an agent for modeling, at least. Look at these thumbnails for a familiar face. IMHO, there’s only one other there in her league. If you click her you only see one photo; no portfolio! Whassupwithat? And where are all the “modely” details, like height, weight, clothing sizes, etc. like some of the others have. Methinks the agent is not on the ball.

Word request: Height and weight are almost spelled the same. Did height get the I sound from high and weight, the A sound from weigh? Did they start out the same?

Doesn’t she have a friend in the rag biz? Maybe she gets a loan, because she doesn’t want to repeat them.

I’ve seen the glory hole at Crazy Horse Dam. It was used only once to make sure it worked after it was built. There’s a great photo of it in use at the visitor center.

I ask the little old lady at the center counter if I could use their phone for a minute to make a 800 call to my office. She sniffed and said if was for official business only, as though she might momentarily have to report to the Pentagon that WWIII had started. Okayyyyy. So I took the elevator back down to the bottom of the dam again where I had noticed a wall phone in the long hallway that visitors traversed in their self-directed tour. I picked it up, pressed 9 and made my call. Screw the little old lady; if WWIII starts, she was up there in the open and I was in a gigantic super-bombproof concrete block. It would serve her right.

Sounds like someone has been huffing eruption gasses. That’s got powdered glass in it!

I think the weight of the decision involves the number of requests made for the same word. A recent request, then, could simply be the straw that broke the camel’s back. Or not.

SHE is not perfect and it is not a perfect site. Nor I but I make a stern point in the hope the message makes to THE right person. The word to the wise is…..LISTEN :!: Thanks for your response :neutral:

Hey hot for words..wondering what the origin of the use of the letter “K” comes from in that it stands for “thousand?’ As in that sports car will cost you 60K…

thanks!

Word Request: Crush

Like Zeus, Europa, Minos, Pasiphae, Theseus, Ariadne, Daedalus and Icarus, or like the Minotaur or the Drossoulites of Frangokastello?

As in you have a crush on somebody.

Why would you want to crush somebody you like?

I learn new words even by reading comments… Good to polish my English (or my Polish-English :).
Homework? “A man of the Renaissance”, trying to know as much as possible about everything (no no, I don’t mean nosy!). In fact it ends up with knowing nothing. I’m afraid of word ignoramus (and newly found word – slouch). OK, just kidding. I’m great and modest :).

I guess simply SI “kilo” for thousand. Like “M” for million. You even can find 1:100K in maps scales (meaning 1:100 000).

Congrats on making Teacher’s Pet, Evan.
There was a headline in the Press and Journal newspaper after a football match in which Celtic (from Glasgow) had been beaten by Caledonian Thistle (from Inverness).
“Super Calley go ballistic, Celtic are atrocious.”

Faint-hearted, defeatist, pusillanimous, vacillating, indecisive, hesitant, irresolute, apathetic …? Take your pick. :lol:
You gotta have FAITH, man.

Whether you believe you can do a thing or not, you are right.
Henry Ford

Carpe Diem.
Fight for what you believe in.

hmm. Good request i second that

Something strange is going on here.

willy wonka and the chocolate factory didn’t come out for another year after you coined the phrase. good job!

taxi!

Do you have any idea where Marina is lately? :cry:

I think you should get a gravatar

Perhaps Marina is getting ready for YouTube Live?

strange ? as in wearing formal dresses ?

I had my volume up from listening to a cool song… then played this and scared the crap out of myself *steps over pile of poo*

*Raises fist to sky like Snoopy* Curse you Red Capman!

Congrats Evan… I peer at thee with intense envy, and lament that I have been snubbed, cruelly, yet again. :mrgreen:

I agree with you both… though I believe the words not really associated. If I recall correctly, “hypo” means “beneath” or “under” and “hippo” means “horse”. As in:

Hypodermic – beneath the skin
Hippopotamus – river horse

New contest – who has been waiting the longest for a reply from Marina? I’m about two months now with no response to link graphics I did for her. Yes, she’s a busy, busy girl these days, with no time to answer her devoted fans anymore. Sad.

No strange as in no commenting

what ? she replies to us ? :shock:
maybe you should try contacting the TAs

oh yes , business deals perhaps ?

Exactly.

oo , ” Hotforwords international ” , with lots of pretty girls teaching word origins . Available in Chinese also

Homework:

Provert: professional + pervert… no sense being an amateur… or going off half cocked (yuck, bad pun)

Sweet-Tart: sweet + heart + tart… A big heart, yet with an acerbic bite… and I’m cheap date as well

Reidiated: reiterated + idiot… I find myself saying the same stupid things again and again

Amphibimeleon: amphibian + chameleon… a chameleon who is at home on land or in water

Marinero: (Sp) sailor + Marina… a crewman on the good ship HFW Marina

Corsolare
Desdichado

There is only one Marina. I think it would be awful if she went commercialized “Hello my dear students, this lesson is sponsored by a1 taxis”:sad:

argghh , i still can’t help imagining what will happen in the future when Marina is in her 40s …

Well we will be older so will she so she will always be hot.

Yes , i guess . I need some optimism :wink:

professional pervert ? :mrgreen:

Homework: I woud say “amateur” is the word I would choose to best describe me.

that or professionally green… or vertical

For you scuba fans, I found this interesting video on MSN.com

Awesome Underwater Motorbikes

Soi Marinero, soi Capitan. :grin:

where does the term KICKED THE BUCKET come from?

Thanks for the very educational lessons.

Could you please explain the word

pulchritudinous.

:grin: Oh yeah, Canned rats to Evan and Cufan (sorry, I missed class yesterday.) :grin:

Ooh, after I listened to that, I jumped over to the Los Lonely Boys and Santana: some awesome jammin’ going on there. Thanx for the lift, Bob

People committing suicide, perhaps?
1. Make noose in rope.
2. Stand on upturned bucket.
3. Fasten rope to overhead beam.
4. Put noose round neck.
5. Kick the bucket. :sad:

Marina has already done that – See here – Pulchritudinous.
You can see all of Marina’s previous lessons by clicking on “Words/Lessons” on the menu bar at the top of each HFW page. Enjoy. :smile:

being a word that does not officially exist is like being lagally blind without being completely blind. Now that I got this comment thing to finally work, I have a word that has me wonder about its creation.

Flick

not the action of being whipped by a finger but the noun for movies and films. “let’s go see a flick.”

thanks

:cool: Welcome to the club Evan! Congratulations :!:

Thank U bsomebody! :cool:

You’re very welcome – any time you need a lift, just hang out your thumb. :smile:

my word description is undecided [molting] :twisted: :wink:

Quote
“I do not feel obliged to believe that the same God who has endowed us with sense, reason, and intellect has intended us to forgo their use.” – Galileo Galilei “The artist is nothing without the gift, but the gift is nothing without work.” – Emile Zola 1840-1902

There is wide disagreement about the current meaning of the word “pistol”. Many take it to broadly mean “handgun” which would include revolvers, while others hold out that its meaning has changed over time as short for semi-automatic pistol (not revolvers).

In any event, I’d like to know the origin of the word “pistol”.

Yeah, thanks…I guess.

Yeah, she mentioned it on floccinaucinihilipilification (sp?). CampKohler’s on the right track: it’s a miner’s lung disease caused by inhaling silica dust.

It’s much easier just to say “Marina.”

Can I have two words to describe myself? It would be “sufficiently breathless.” :smile:

I think this is what got me the award:
I sent Marina some info about a company that “takes care of” celebrities’ obsessive fans.

You suck up more than i do :smile:

I don’t even know who he is !

Now wouldn’t you agree that “Scrumtrilescent” and “Marina” are synonymous? Maybe it is just that great minds think alike James. ;)

suckupadolescent maybe? :razz:

I read the article in the Speigal web site Marina has posted and she says in there that she has a tv show to do. Plus now she has added back in the Teacher’s Pet so that takes time. I think Marina will always be gorgeous no matter how old she gets. :smile:

Perhaps thats why. I hope she will start commenting back soon. Things might get stale otherwise

Homework
Great lesson!
One word :?: Traveler I love seeing new places, trying new foods, and meeting new people! :smile:
By the way Marina, that’s a very pretty dress! :cool:

I am so bored i think i will just flick my bean all day. :oops: :roll:

I think Twitter is her thing now talking to people. It is something new to her and a new play toy. It isn’t that she has abandoned us I know she still reads the comments, I don’t know why she doesn’t comment more to the people on her own site. It may be that once she comments to someone you see a thread of replies tacked onto her comment box. Maybe she should remove her reply thingy at the bottom of her comment box then she could do individual comments to people.

Misscupcake you are a very naughty girl leaving youtube. I know I quit last week but I came back after 2 days. If i get haters now I comment back to them all the time until they get bored with me playing them at thier own game when they think they wont get caught

Ah, don’t be so hard on yourself. ;)

Homework?!

I guess the one word that would describe me is новатор or Trailblazer

One that blazes a trail… an innovative leader in a field… a pioneer.

James it’s over 500 miles to San Francisco from LA, as much as 10 hours on the inland road longer on the coastal road. So if she is driving she may be on the road now or soon.

She could take a plane shuttle this takes about an hour in the air.

Marina if you do drive take Interstate 5 the speed limit is 75mph is some places and cars will wizz past you at a 100mph, check your rear view mirror often ppl tailgate you at 80mph on that road.

i suppose.

Hi Evan, I just watched Chinese beauties in ancient costume on your YouTube site and it was beautiful. I think the reason people like the Orientals dressed in the traditional clothes is they look so innocent and pure. :mrgreen: :smile:

If you ride your bike on some of the trails that I have seen on tv then you are surely a trail blazer. :mrgreen:

I have a word request too…
Can names of nations be investigated?
If so I am very curious about Russia and Italy (Italia). Or other european nations for that matter… How do the names get chosen?? You are faaaaaaaaab!

Young minds are suppose to dream or lust after older women. Especially the beautiful ones. They can teach you so much. When I was 20 I was dating an older lady and she was fantastic. She was no grandma, but very pretty. :smile:

Nuts

Marina’s tweet: “hotforwords Packing for YouTube Live! Can’t wait :-)”

Have a good flight or if your driving, slow down in the populated areas and buy a radar detector. Have fun :-{)

There’s been some that have been ridiculous! :arrow: :shock:

oh that would explain it

Marina, Good luck on your YouTube Live! event! I hope you show them how great a performer you are. I hope you’re “discovered” by the producers of the James Bond movies. Also wish you a safe trip there and a safe return!
seesixcm6

And why do so many Country names end in “-ia”?
Some even end in “-land” and “-ia”.

I wonder how many wardrobe trunks she’s taking with her.

Her outfits are so skimpy, Marina can pack a lot of outfits in an overnight bag :grin:

Hello flammable_sheep, here is what Marina had to say about that word back on Apr 13, 08.

In short, Marina said:

“It’s not a very interesting story.. it’s just a long scientific word which was made to simply be a longer word than my floccinaucinihilipilification video discusses.

Ten years

Hi fatbuffalo, Marina’s sister never talks bullshit, but she did use the word, bullshit. Everything Marina’s sister says is pristine, scintillating and on the level just like her sister Marina. :grin:

But, then again, maybe Marina has other things to say about her sister, like always interrupting.

64 years.

Now there’s a word request…skimpy

Maybe for those that don’t understand English…
Marina will “pose some visuals” TO HELP US OUT! :lol:

What word best describes me… I can’t say with just one.

I’m Fantastic!
I’m Amazing!
I’m Incredible!
I’m the Special One! :lol:

http://twitpic.com/n3mj about 8 minutes ago.

She’s at the airport with just 1 piece of baggage. I’m impressed!
Notice she has a British Bulldog on her cap.

Wow this lesson has been posted 20 hours ago and Im just now getting to it.

marina good luck at youtube live and have fun!!!!

marina what is the origin of the word gizmo?can you investigate?

Oh don’t let that fool you. Thats just her over night purse. She has her wardrobe shipped to SF.

Twitterpated.

Word suggestion: Hermaphrodite

Code words

People often think of The Twelve Days of Christmas as
the days preceding the festival. Actually, Christmas is
a season of the Christian Year that last for days
beginning December 25 and lasting until January 6 -
the Day of Epiphany when the church celebrates the
revelation of Christ as the light of the world and recalls
the journey of the Magi.

From 1558 until 1829 people in England were not allowed
to practice their faith openly. During this era someone
wrote ‘The Twelve Days of Christmas’ as a kind of secret
catechism that could be sung in public without risk of
persecution. The song has two levels of interpretation:
“the surface meaning plus a hidden meaning known only to
members of the church.” Each element in the carol is a code
word for a religious reality.

Youa slow poke friend, I’ll sent you some Red Bull. :razz: :razz:

I thought Marina was our sweetheart,
Who’s the guy in the limo sitting so close to M . :sad:

Hi marina, can you pls investigate the origin of the word ‘HIPPIES’

thanks!
Az

your not an asshole, your just the anal sphincter muscle around it

My kitties won’t go hungry now! Thanks! :lol:

I would like to request “pneumatic”. I know that “pneu” refers to rubber, hence rubbers (slang), hence condoms in modern French slang. George Orwell used it to describe voluptuous females in his novel “1984″, as in, “Her pneumatic body drew lots of attention.” This seems to be an allusion to rubber inner tubes in early tires. Yet “inflatables” is another word altogether in French: “gonflets”. Then there’s pneumatic drills, which employ concentrated air to break up rock or concrete. Air seems to be the common theme, but the application seems to vary widely. Help! Photoline xoxo P.S. Perhaps you could demonstrate this by blowing up a balloon? :)

Whatever it is he’s saying to her is producing a fit of derisive giggles. :smile:

Could you tell us where the word “shambles” comes from?

Or maybe it’s the large rat in her right hand that he’s just given to her. :???:

very interesting

Hi cute little sexy, gorgeous, amazing Marina :grin: Im BIMBO,.. I was wondering if you know the origin of this 2 words.. they are: Fan (like i am an in love fan of u :oops: ) and Guetto… could u help me with that please?? :mrgreen: and send me a kiss please, but in the classic Marinas Fashion before goes to sleep?? :) thanks supercutie and muaa!!

is that guy YT’s Retarded Policeman Boobies

I was wondering about “logorrhea” as well.

Hi,
I would just like to ask what a kangaroo court was called before it was a kangaroo court. Thanks

Why is he wearing a seat belt and she is not?
Has she tied him up? Poor guy!

Why, that was a good old lynching.

Man , you hit a home run with that!!!

Some of us will be well past our forties – and Marina will still be beautimous!

OMG! :!: Is it that fat old guy who was sitting in that beach chair in Hawaii? :?:
Just asking! seesixcm6

I ‘m sure a big consideration of hers is composing the lesson; the “skit”, if you will. She doesn’t simply stand in front of the camera and read from a dictionary. Some word requests surely don’t lend themselves to the entertainment aspect as others might. I would imagine some of mine fall into that category. Lighten up and enjoy the site.

My dear dad liked to say to me, when I’d be feeling cocky: “Experience and cunning will outwit youth and skill every time.” He was a very wise man…

In my neck of the woods, pistol=semiauto.

koala bear court? :mrgreen:

Shhh… Be vewy twiet. Da cwass is sweeping.

Hey, I have a phrase. I think you will find worthy. It’s actually also, the title of a song. Here in Canada. I imagine you haven’t heard it before. But, I recommend giving it a spin. The title of the song is, Blow At High Dough. It’s written and performed originally by; The Tragically Hip. The name of the album is; Up To Here. I’m just wondering the significance of this term. No one seems to know. Perhaps this will provide you with a challenge. I anticipate your response. You are funny as hell! I love the whole idea of your show. Don’t change a thing! We’re all hooked! Thanks.

Mark

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6S-_5ZjLHKc here this matchs your little icon till you change it

:oops: :oops:

:neutral:

:neutral: :arrow: :neutral:

inquisition and Inquination

Is that a :shock: straining of the index finger from having to log into all those web sites while surfing the internet? :shock:

What kind of plot is this? The government screws things up? Who’s gonna believe something like that?

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/pneumatic

pneu

http://acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/pneumatic

Previously it was also called a kangaroo court. What happened was they changed it from kangaroo court to boomerang court, but for some reason it went right back to kangaroo court where it started from. No one knows why.

It’s true, I tell you.

pistol is a one handed nonshoulder supported firearm even if single shot, revolver or semiauto or machinegun/pistol is what i would call pistol, consult an attorney.

Dear HotForWords,

Recently my girlfriend were reading a very funny article on http://www.cracked.com which referred to the fact that canola oil used to be called rapeseed oil. This made both of us wonder more than a little bit, since rapeseed seems like a very nonsensical name for a type of oil. Do you know why they called this oil by that name?

So if you had no thousands, that would be OK with you?

Emile Zola was he one of them guys who believed like the guy (Marina told us about in one of her lessons) though slavery was a good thing?

:mrgreen: :mrgreen: :arrow: god.of.sin hows that for an answer?

It wouldn’t do any good. I have no talent at all when it comes to playing musical instruments. :smile:

:shock:

http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/eugenics

You can’t patent ideas, only inventions. But then you knew that, didn’t you?

So a hippocampus is a horse college?

Oh that’s Ponce. The guy is awesome. Everyone should check out his videos. Ponce is a master at being funny. If your every in LA I would watch out for him.

All this talk of pirates lately has made me wonder about the meaning of the term “keel haul” maybe you could enlighten me? or maybe I will just have to make you “Walk the Plank”!! Thanks, love your work btw!

First off “Walking the Plank” is purely Hollywood. ‘Keel Hauling’ was a naval punishment in which the culprit was hoisted on a line to one yard-arm, then dropped into the sea, then dragged under the keel before being hoisted to the opposite yard-arm for further similar treatment. Simply put they run over you with a ship sailing along. Many sailors survived this punishment only to die from infection sustained by the wounds.
C.J.
__/)__

Underscore
Underscore
Slash
Paren
Underscore
Underscore

What’s UUSPUU?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xv3kFc4kqew

English

What’s UUSPUU?

Campkohler, it’s the Captain’s sailboat – can’t you see it?

So what is really with the ‘peace sign’ in your photos? Other meanings?

It’s a secret sign to me because it’s my lucky number. :wink:
Or maybe she’s telling us how old she really is, or dropping a hint as to when her birthday is. :???:

Screw the attorneys!(Except any HFW fans.) “Handgun”=the collective term for any non-shoulder-supported firearm blah-blah, etc. – “Pistol”=semiauto handgun. “Revolver”=handgun having a revolving cylinder carrying the cartridges which revolves with each pull of the trigger. You can continue with single action vs. double action “handguns”(pistols or revolvers), derringers, single shots, etc., but they’re all HANDGUNS!

Cute. Glad it didn’t come from that rugby ‘scrum’. sounds like a nightmare if it was so.

Glad you asked. It’s not a code. It’s just a sailboat sailing along. Here’s one with clouds.
~~__(\_~~

That’s a sailboat? Che always thought it was a sinking ship :smile:

Or it could be a whale about to broach.

Wow your right! I didn’t see that at first. Funny! :mrgreen:

I didn’t even had the volume up, but it still hurt my ears on my headphones.

Gizmo

:oops: Oops, I mean Gizmo

Here’s another Will Ferrell word:

Strategery :lol:

@Strick – dueling pistols were/are single-shot muzzleloading handguns. IMHO, pistol is equivalent/synonymous with handgun. By my own thinking/logic, if it can be fired with one hand, be it muzzleloader, autoloader or revolver, still a pistol in my book. kind of like a car is a 4-wheled conveyance, be it a Ford Pinto, a Mercury Cougar, or a Rolls Royce. Please, no contention intended, just stating my interpretation of the matter, friend.
That said, I heartily second your request for Pistol. I am curious to see what Our Dear Teacher can dig up on the matter.
Ciao,
Fianchetto

I, too, am curious with this one. Mentioned in a previous lesson as well, and as a Paramedic having responded to several scenarios similar to that described by Bob, avidly support the request for “Kick the bucket”

Thanks Blacklion, Bob!
Ciao,
Fianchetto

I agree- very good request. I have a neighbor who says she “loves” her cat. She knows there are feral cats in the neighborhood, wild raccoons, and other hazards to her “beloved” pet, yet lets it roam at-large most every evening. She “loves” it so much, that she even took it to the veterinarian after it got into a spat with some feral cat or other wild animal to have a tennis-ball-size abcess from its throat removed. Too bad she didn’t “love” it quite enough to have prevented it from receiving the injury in the first place. Human equivalents, in my experience would echo: “I ‘love’ you, my dear wife – do I not take you to the emergency room to get your lacerations sutured and your broken bones set whenever I beat you?” – “I ‘love’ you my dear daughter – do I not take you and pay for the abortions when I have incestuous rape with you?”

But she “LOVES” her cat… EXACTLY the same way. Further, I DARE anyone to differ with this opinion. Any takers? Is there anyone else who defines love the same way this piece-of-filth neighbor of mine does?

Ciao,
Fianchetto

Ciao,
Fianchetto

{feeling very tempted just now to share her name and phone number here}

Me, I’m affable.

Scrumtrilescent = HotForWords students.

I’m Adequate at best. :roll:

Shaun White is awesome. Can’t wait to see him at the winter olympics. :cool:

I’m scrumtrilescent :cool:

sexy

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/pistol

four shore

:cool: Comment 300 :!: :mrgreen:

Consider yourself lucky, she doesn’t make TP segment anymore!
So we are among the few that had this rare honor :-)

super calloused fragile mystic vexed by halitosis, was the bomb!
:cool:

Haha, some person she is. :/
So any updates on her cat?
Is it still alive at least? :)

Oh, Lady Orlova! I would not dare to limit you to just one word! Not even the most-intricate compound-word could fully-contain the infinite refinement found in fellowship with you!

But every word starts to (yes, even “substantialicious“—a word Mars, Inc. is using in their attempt to be as hot as you).

With your help, one day we will know the words that define you best; until then (and ever-after), it will be an honor to serve you.

I would describe myself as joyful.

I think [hippies] need to be investigated too…!!!

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God Bless aLL…!!!

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God Bless aLL…!!!

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God Bless aLL…!!!

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God Bless aLL