Blitz

hi…the blitz is on, love ya

The Ramones – “Blitzkrieg Bop” (Live) Studio Hamburg this one sayz it all :eek: :lol:

Great game this afternoon…cliffhanger! :shock:

Lovely cute hairdo! thx for the vid! :grin:

Well. That sure was an exciting game!!! :cool: :mrgreen:

Now, when things get back to normal around here. I would like to know the origin of the word…
[PROTOCOL]

Thanks

UKULELE – BLITZKRIEG BOP if you liked that last song, hear it

Hey Marina,

I’m afraid I haven’t any idea what synonyms there are for “blitz”. Sports really isn’t my thing.

Tazman-I wonder about doctrinaire and back your word request [protocol] :cool: :neutral:

HI Marina that was a good one 5 * I Like the green screen stuff you are getting very good at it :lol:

A successful blitz is called a sack. I don’t know if that counts.

Rabbit ears couldn’t pick up NBC, so I missed the game.

Oh yes! The steelers champs again. the 3 clowns I betted against better fork over the money tomorrow afternoon. Truthfully no matter who won, it was a very good game :smile:

I can’t think of any other terms for “blitz” right now, but I do wonder, Marina, if you watched the game, and if you enjoy football at all?

Strawberry Banana BLITZ! :D

I’ve never seen anyone glue their braids to their ears before. :shock:

Dear совершенная Марина Орлова, That was the shortest, fastest video of yours that I ever saw! It was only 50 seconds! (You know, I’d like to enjoy you for at least three minutes!) :razz:
The blitz is also called a “red dog” and was named after the inventer of the tactic.
The definition isn’t exactly “everyone” on the defensive team rushing the qoarterback. It actually is selective. During a passing play, the team on defense will normally have their three or four front defensive lineman rush the quarterback. As a surprise, the defensive team might also have a linebacker or even a safety also rush the quarterback, but the total number involved in a “blitz” might be five or six. The rest of the eleven players on defense will cover possible receivers. If a blitz” is successful, they will “sack” the quarterback. That is, tackle the quarterback behind the line of scrimmage. :smile:
Today’s Superbowl game was very exciting and enjoyable. In the halftime show, Bruse Springsteen sang Born to run”, just like Che Volay wanted. The Steelers won, as expected, but only by four points. For a moment, I thought the Cardinals might win. It certainly wasn’t a dull game. :grin:
Also, there were many new TV ads by Pepsi, Budweiser, Coca-cola and others. It was fun to watch everything! :razz:
I hope you will enjoy football much better by next year’s Superbowl!
seesixcm6

Dear Teach,

Fun lesson! Cool hair! Cute Gorby!

Homework: “Red dog”(After its creator, obviously.)

Always.

Damn!!! You look GOOD!!!

Would ‘kamikaze’ work? Love the vid [Gorby needs to work on his hands]. And DAMN!! You DO look good [as always!]!!

Blitz this! Please.

Thank you master teacher.

Kevin

Linebacker rush or safety (back) rush in addition of the front downmen rush. This is a hard word to substitute in football vernacular. Well the weekend is almost over thanks though for the thought.

Looks like Gorby doesn’t understand when he fumbles the ball he’s suppose to try to recover his fumble., He didn’t even try to gofor the ball.

Your hair looks good up. You look lovely as always however.

thxeleven38 says: 56January 28, 2009 at 9:39 am”Blitz(aka red dog, when Gorby gets a dye job): a defensive play when a linebacker or defensive back vacates his normal responsibilities to rush the quarterback in order to sack(tackle behind the line of scrimmage), to force a hurry, intercept or block a pass “:grin: Just a coincident…beer blitz…I mean BlatzBlatz Beer TV Commercial party :razz:

That pose looks like your going to stiffarm a tackler :grin: :grin:

[stiffarm] note Marina it’s stiff arm not stif farm.

Did you watch the game Marina?? Last year you didn’t do any football words, this year… good job, hope it interested you.
Half the game I was out, moving a dresser for my son’s girlfriend. Ran out of gas in the truck, before I got started. Found out why when I noticed gas leaking out the of the fuel pump onto the persons driveway that she was buying the dresser off of. Got home & atempted to finish installing a light above the washing machine… blew the circuit out of the electrical box. Moral is “thou shalt comit no work on Super Bowl Sunday” Caught the end of the game… Cards’ came that close, aye aye aye…
Best way to counter a “blitz”, run a “draw play”, or a “screen pass”.

Can’t sleep.
(ONS[LAUGHT)ER]

Ahh, That’s it..ZZZZZZ

Went back to prevous lesson… saw you went to a Superbowl Party :cool:

Marina,

I discoverd you Youtube yesterdayand I registered on your website today. I was surprized to discover that the word [bastard] had not been requested. It is a common insult, and, or exclamation, and I am completely ignorant of it’s origin. I will not google this word unless you do not answer this request for an investigation relatively soon.

Your attentive student, Al

HI MARINA You look so PRETTY ln this one :lol:

Gorby [dropped the ball] lol, so cute :)

More music from my youth_The Sweet – Ballroom Blitz no fighting :wink: [card] as in a portion of a narcotic drug…gambler…one who cards, kind of a crazy word :lol:

Marina is so dedicated, do you realize that she’d been screaming “Watch out!” and “Oh!”, in her bedroom? Regardless of what the neighbors might think. :D
Very entertaining… :)

The little guy almost fell asleep in her arm… OAWWH :)

“Have fun this weekend!” Yes, thank you. Are you referring to this weekend, 7-8 Feb? In that case, if we are making our wishing early this year, I want to be the first to wish you a Happy Birthday! :D

I haven’t watched the video yet but I know that blitz came from the word blitzkrieg…a war tactic used in WWI(I?).

Hey Marina!!

What about the word [intraprenuer]?

And its correct applications?

Sack…is another word for blitz.

No; a “sack” is when the quarterback is tackled behind the line of scrimmage. That word was coined by Deacon Jones the great defensive end for the LA Rams in the 60s and 70′s.

or as my Chinese Dad says, “Zap” him. lol.

My impression is that the word “blitz” entered the English vocabulary in 1940. The war started of course in Sept 1939. But at first there was the “phony war”. Once Germany started moving through Holland into France then the west understood blitzkrieg.

It’s her birthday? Happy birthday! You know what they say, women are like wine wines…the (b)older, the better

darnell dockens :mrgreen: #90 all I got to say about that

That’s really funny, excited4etymology!
You might be right :P
Her birthday is actually far away, it was just a joke. :)

i have to finish my homework first huh. i had a dream long while back i was in a pool area at a resort and everyone was starring at me like the truman show. Then a hot lil angel girl took my hand and lead me behind the bar. I was trying to score and she just said don’t worry about them your the King. then she like disappeared and i woke up like Who was that :roll:

I would like to request the word [ husband ].

Please note that I am interested in BOTH meanings. Not just the spousal meaning, but also the one which defines [ husband ] as “to be thrifty and prudent”.

I’m sorry you’re team lost. It was a really gg.It looks like another SB upset for the 2nd straight year but the cards d let it slip in the final minutes of the game. All that’s left is the pro bowl then the football season is officially over. Anyways, the Chicago Black hawks looked very good last Saturday against the San Jose Sharks who are very tough to beat at home.

I wonder if we will be inundated by a blizzard of curling terminology when the curling championships are played?

Maybe not. :roll:

Great Lesson, Marina.

When I was a kid playing dirt lot football ouside Pittsburgh, we used code names for some of the more commonly-used plays. We referred to the standard blitz play as a Red Square and when I asked why they whispered, “because there’s a lot of rushin’ goin’ on.” Of course, how stupid of me!

Word request: [compound].

I’d be remiss in my curmudgeonly duties were I not to point out that “lightning” and “lightening” are a noun and a verb respectively. At which point I should probably exercise my own much-needed advice and “lighten” up a couple notches. Nazdorovye!

Blitz is another way of saying someone is really drunk.

Night Marina, Night everyone

yay, i’m up & the groundhog didn’t see his shadow!

oh, wait – it’s still dark outside…

so i’ll wait…and hope…

HW: a type of pastry…

oops – that’s a blintz…

then i don’t know… :cool:

As you may know. The UK is getting owned by some snow at the moment (wow only 5 mins and already one of my picshas got 25 hits) So I have uploaded some photos of the snow I took this morning. http://twitpic.com/1aoe0

 
Homework:
another name for blitz: rush, onslaught, strike.
Can also mean extremely speedy as in “lightning fast” or someone who got high, as in, “he got blitzed last night”.

leonard, those guys are awesome!!

Was feeling bad about being late till I saw the posting time.
I was sawing heavy wood at that time.
And Gorby looks like that’s what he wanted to do as well.

I done think that teacher blitzs us with the lesson.
Over and done with in seconds.
(She really does put so much into the lessons at so many levels)

I do love that style dress with the shiney thing on the one side.
You do it very well.

HW: Pithy (And I’m hearing tht word on the radio more and more)(You started something)

“A mathematician is a device for turning coffee into theorems.” – Paul Erdos 1913-1996

How adequate, because tomorrow, it’s time for Advanced Mathematics exam! Yaaay!
Even though… I’d rather take a philology exam instead. :D
I need some more coffee for later, because I sure got a heck of a lot of theorems this semester. :P

I’d like to know the origin of the word [holler] as used in the Appalachia area, that could be used in a sentence like… They live in the holler.
Thanks

:cool: Good Morning Marinaville! :cool:
It’s GROUNDHOG DAY :grin:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zp6nVzt6mLw&feature=PlayList&p=C33EB76817C297D6&index=67 :mrgreen:

homework:Singing Tesla :wink:

Good Morning Marinaville! :grin:
It’s GROUNDHOG DAY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zp6nVzt6mLw&feature =PlayList&p=C33EB76817C297D6&index=67

:cool: Good Morning Marinaville! :cool:
It’s GROUNDHOG DAY :!: :grin:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zp6nVzt6mLw&feature =PlayList&p=C33EB76817C297D6&index=67 :mrgreen:

I never knew parts of russia were in asia! or that it was next to china.

Leonard, if you like that, check this out. It is a different ukulele crew playing The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.

James, I think you can use a geography lesson from Miss Teen South Carolina. :roll:

@Capman, I hope you see this. I found a couple cool vids I think you will get into. Didn’t want to lose them, so here they are. The first is a BIG ol’ R/C B-29 with an X-1. The other is some low flying in a woode area in a manned helo enjoy.

Or is it CaptainJack that gets off on this? Hmm… Well everybody have a looksee.

:cool: Good Morning Marinaville! :cool:
It’s GROUNDHOG DAY :!:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zp6nVzt6mLw&feature =PlayList&p=C33EB76817C297D6&index=67 :mrgreen:

Ham thats hillarious

oh dear, Look like I could use a spelling lesson too. Still haven’t got over yesterdays “oh dear, my videos isnt doing good”

I CAN THINK OF ANOTHER USE!!!

A price blitz

wot, I think ham is pretty funny… :roll:

:cool: Good Morning Marinaville! :smile:
It’s GROUNDHOG DAY :!: :grin:
:mrgreen: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zp6nVzt6mLw&feature =PlayList&p=C33EB76817C297D6&index=67 :twisted:

Happy Groundhog Day, HotForWords’ groupies! We were teased with a beautiful day, yesterday, only to find that Punxsutawney Phil discovered his shadow and we will have 6 more weeks of winter. :cry:

Sorry Cufan71, I didn’t see your post until I posted mine. Cheers!

:cool: Hi pig-in-a-poke! Gen. Beauregard Lee didn’t see his shadow :!: :grin: http://www.ajc.com/metro/content/metro/stories/2009/02/02/groundhog_spring_yellow_river.html?cxntlid=homepage_tab_newstab

:wink: No problem! :cool:

What! Will the North / South conflict ever end? :lol: Thanks for the reply. I never heard “Go Beau” before. I don’t know which groundhog came first, but Gen. Beau’s on top of technology using Twitter to get the message out.

They probably think she is a psycho.

Marina has a broad audience and she can’t really swear too much on youtube

Why have you posted this 6 times :?:

:lol: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_yDWQsrajA :lol:

Stop it , I get the idea! :cool:

Thanks Bsombody for the thought, but it’s Captain Jack that flies RC Helos. But I enjoyed both sites and booked marked them for future viewing. :grin:

Is today Ground Hog’s day? I thought I had him for dinner last Thanksgiving. :shock: kinda greasy like an opossum. :razz: :razz:
No just kiding. :lol:
Happy Ground Hogs Day and a good morning to everyone. :wink:

Home Work: assault, bombardment, bombing, lightning attack, offensive, onslaught, raid, shelling and strike. :smile:

sorry ’bout that, mate. I got my cap’ns confangled. It’s cuz I’m all sleep-deprivated. I guess I oughtta go get a couple winks before school tonight. :roll:

Do it again! Do it again! :razz:

That’s quite alright pal. You have a good nap and get back refreshed. :wink:

Hi Marina,
Now that spring is almost here, I was wondering if you could give me the origins of my favorite flower? Daffodil
Chiselstone

Marina have you checked your comment section on your YT home page. It’s filled with nothing but porn add comments.

Mike

Hey Chiselstone let me help you and put your word request in brackets so Marina can find it easier for you. [Daffodil]. It’s something new she is doing to help with finding words for lessons. :grin: Right above the smiley faces is how she would like the requests to be done. :wink: Have a good day pal. :smile:

Good luck with the exam. :smile:

That request has a hollow ring to it. :grin:

I understood eggsactly what you meant. :grin:

urrr that was ham not hog :mrgreen:

I would like to inform me about the word :wink: [catastrophe]

Gee, yur sooo sexie without trying!

Yah but when did a valley become a hollow then a holler?

Lady Pekia wants to sandwich your face between her big fat titties. :shock:

The calendars are now 50% off, now is the time to buy an extra one.

duh, It’s from the ancient times … When an apostle had a bad accident, it was an apostrophe. When a cat has a bad accident it’s a …..

Funny! :shock: :lol: :razz:

HOMEWORK… ["DOGPILE"]

dogpile v. [Usenet: prob. fr. mainstream "puppy pile"] When many people post unfriendly responses in short order to a single posting, they are sometimes said to “dogpile” or “dogpile on” the person to whom they’re responding. For example, when a religious missionary posts a simplistic appeal to alt.atheism, he can expect to be dogpiled. It has been suggested that this derives from U.S. football slang for a tackle involving three or more people; among hackers, it seems at least as likely to derive from an `autobiographical’ Bugs Bunny cartoon in which
a gang of attacking canines actually yells “Dogpile on the rabbit!”. :shock: :grin: :mrgreen: :cool:

In my area the term is a ‘pig pile’

Hi Marina. I’ve always wanted to know the origin of Poly Morpha Nuclear Leukocyte. It’s not all one word but it’s interesting non the less. It’s a type of bloodcell, but thats about all I know. Might be…. difficult to research but I would appreciate it if you could. :mrgreen:

thats ok probably 70% of today’s high school grads can’t find America on a map.

Blitzed

I’m Blitzed, he’s Blitzed, she’s Blitzed, let’s get Blitzed, they were Blitzed, everyone’s Blitzed, Who’s Blitzed, he/she Blitzed the bottle, hmmmmm

yum Oreo cookie dipped in coffee breakfast :smile: :smile:

So are you feeling peckish for a sandwich?

:cool: Good Afternoon Marinaville! :cool:
It’s GROUNDHOG DAY :!: :grin:
:mrgreen: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zp6nVzt6mLw&feature =PlayList&p=C33EB76817C297D6&index=67 :mrgreen:

It’s afternoon here! :cool:

Motorboat is more like it. :grin:

Marina I requested this word like 10 times around xmas!

So how was your Superbowl party Marina?

Good afternoon, happy citizen of Marinaville! :)
Lol, do you think we’re going to far with this? :mrgreen:

lol, spammer! :D

Nah :!: :mrgreen:

Or a Steamboat?

Oh, alright then I want my quarter! :)

Talking about the Big Game and fandom, there is a word I came across, [Paraphernalia]. Can you please tell me the origin of this word? :smile:

Thank you, Bob, but I can’t concentrate on this stuff, for the life of me!

:shock: Actually I owe you $1.75! I’ll pay you on Tuesday! :mrgreen:

I do, Its getting like spam now.

Thanks again Capman……… :grin: [Daffodil] :grin:

That does sound good John. I like to pour my coffee onto my cheerios for breakfast. It make them soggy and I get my coffee to. :smile:

Groundhog Day? …Oh the possibilities. :mrgreen:

I think I’d probably make some very heavy sports bets! :twisted:

Marina,

I disagree.
I think blitz is what I do to a blintz.
I’m hearing Homer whisper in my ear, “MMMmmm Blueberry Blintz”.

That should be”too” which means also. :smile: :smile:

Why do my quote marks all lean the same direction. hmmmm

You do that too, huh?! I add some cream, mini-marshmallows and drizzle a bit of Nesquick chocolate sauce on top. If it had a name… I’d call it… “Mom’s Not Home” breakfast. :shock: :lol:

” ” I don’t know John as you can see mine lean both ways. Well I thought they did. hmmm

oh i see no space

If we keep this up I am going to have me a bowl of cereal and coffee. :smile:

hmm i have never tried coffee over cheerios.

Now that one was a winner. I liked the part where he let the ground hog drive the truck over the cliff. :lol:

Hi Marina,

I would like to know the origin of the word/phrase [hood winked]. I was recently reading Cato’s Letters (from 1720) and was surprised it was being used well over two hundred years ago.

Thanks!

-Greg

Japanese woman very very nice manners.

http://tinyurl.com/875b5s

i would like to request the word(guts)

( hate your guts)

Here’s my Quarter if I say Marinaville today. :grin:

Put word/phrase requests between [ ] like: [dog] or [blah blah blah]

Put word/phrase requests between [ ] like: [dog] or [blah blah blah] see like this

Ballroom Blitz – Final Fantasy :cool:

I would like to know about the word
[guts] or the phrase [i hate your guts]

You only need to ask once! Marina reads all the comments here!

Love the hair!

Another really good cereal combo… especially if you don’t have any milk in the house… is use orange juice.

I use uncooked quick oats and orange juice… try it and you’ll be amazed! :shock: :grin: :mrgreen:

make a video about the word [stunting] PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE I LOVE YOU PLEASE :neutral:

Blitz Ball – Final Fantasy X

Sabin’s Blitz Attack (FF3) :mrgreen:

Easy, now. He was just following instructions. :smile:

Now Playing:METALLICA – Blitzkrieg

:cool: Good Evening Orlovaville! :smile:
It’s GROUNDHOG DAY :!: :grin:
:twisted: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zp6nVzt6mLw&feature =PlayList&p=C33EB76817C297D6&index=67 :mrgreen:

The standard IBM keyboard double quote (a.k.a. APL quote) is HTML entity " (“). There are also available the kind of quotes you would see in print media which are curly and are different for the start and end of a quote, namely entity “ (“) and ” (”). You guys are somehow entering the latter. This can be seen by right-clicking the blog whitespace, choosing View Source and then use Ctrl-F to search for the text nearby the quote marks. Once nearby, you can see the HTML entities present.

Because the IBM keyboard gives the APL quote and no other, I am interested to know exactly what keystrokes you are using to get the right-leaning marks.

Okay, now I get the all the Groundhog Day references….. it’s Feb. 2, one of the most overlooked holidays of the year. :mrgreen:

Please go to the forum here for a discussion of this. Thanks.

We can’t discuss Oreo cookie dipped in coffee breakfast Here? :sad: :sad:

I would like to take an intelligent Italian girl* for a ride on my [VESPA].

You should know the origin of that one?

Marina, I need of some Indestructible Dog Toys?
Check here. :smile:

I have been to Italy, and I can say that I recognize a straight line when I see one. :mrgreen:

In… :oops:

MARINA PLZ! ORIGIN OF THE WORD [SOLES]!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

PS: To see where, start Google Earth and fly to “san vito dei normanni br, italy”. Now head east along highway SP1bis until you get half the way to Brindisi. Look for a big circle (like a crop circle) south of the road, the center of which is at 40° 38′ 50.92″N and 17° 50′ 24.80″E. I spent a year and a half working in the L-shaped building just to the south of the circle. The climate was identical to that of Sacramento, and the countryside, except for the flatness of the land, was close to that of the country side around here. (Join the Air Force and see the world.)

There’s nothing you can’t do with a working retrospectoscope.

What a coincidence! It’s afternoon here, too. :mrgreen:

You know this really ticks me off. I posted the above and couldn’t find it, so I decided to post it in the forum instead. And what do you know, it pops up here anyway. Pbbbbt!

Anyway, there are mistakes in the above, so go to the forum.

Amazed good or amazed bad? :?:

I don’t know whether or not it is interesting, but it sure sounds dangerous!

i like your videos =) what does word doom mean ? [ doom ] :smile:

Numa Numa: the Misheard Lyrics :lol:

when yoo sey ”watch out” sounds like Arnold Swartsnegger accent …..ha-ha

Pagedoll, have you seen the talking dog toy ball it sounds like a elmo really cute at wallmart….Gorby would like.

Excellent!

With that, we should request the word [ozone] along with with a performance of “Dragostea Din Tea” in the background.

Or has Marina already given us her best Numa Numa impression?

As always, thank you for your consideration.

just watched the casanova vid and relised poindexter was’nt in ur alrdy listed words wat does [ Poindexter ] Mean ? and its origins perhaps ?

No I haven’t, but It sounds like something my dog Skip would like as well. :grin:

Caught by the 5-minute timer again. :cry:

It is neither a U.S. state or federal holiday as far as I know. Possibly they might do something with it in France, though. :smile:

“Please, please, please”? Perhaps you meant [stuttering]. :roll:

Yeah. You should can it. :mrgreen:

Fantastic find! It’s amazing how close it comes to English.

Of course, nobody in his right mind is going to run away from a date with $30,000,000, unless, of course, you are going Dutch treat. :lol:

Are talking about the price or the uh, clothing?

Just checking…

[boobs or breast or vagina]

I use to do things like this

Supercute

I encourage it, after all I own a tyre shoppe.

Sorry, not so cute.

This is cute

Second it! [Daffodil] ([cenhinen Bedr]) — Y blodyn cenedlaethol Cymru! (National flower of Wales!) :grin:

She showed us her soles in the “fetish” lesson — that wasn’t good enough for you? :???:

We [WASPs] ought to be able to answer that! :mrgreen:

I’m still puzzling over your “R-A-” song with the misspelled title. :???:

Do you guys like the numbering of the comments the way they are now? like
82
…82.1
……..82.1.1
…………82.1.1.1
83
…83.1

Or should I make them the actual comment number:

4
…10
……196
5
…220
6
…7
……123
………156
8
9

which means the numbers will be all over the place.

Which do you prefer? What I have now, or the jumble thing?

I like them as you currently have them, Marina.

The actual comment number or any kind of global sequence number I think would be useless. The original comment number should be numbered and all others numbered by level beneath them like you are doing now.

That will be six cents, please.

And a back rub.

A little lower and to the left.

Ahhhhh! That’s heavenly!

Don’t give James too bad a time, he does know that Wales is not humpbacks or orcas! :lol:

I can understand “tyre,” but do you really put “pe” on the end of shoppe?

[Husband]: one whose earnings enable wife to be profligate and imprudent. :cry:

[Husband]: a household appliance good for earning a paycheck and fixing other household appliances. :mad:

Sorry, but there is a strict limit of one body part mention per day. This has to be done or the HFW site would be brought to its knees.

Damn! I just used up mine for today. You bastard, you.

Marina, I think it’s best to keep them the way they are, now. I think the jumble thing wouldn’t be as good. (And I’m not asking for any massages.)
Good night, seesixcm6

So much for courting you with Russian songs! :lol:

The 99.1… 99.1.1 etc. is good.

I like 91.3 (etc.) No jumbles please, I’m an accountant. :wink:

I like it the way it is…or was :???:
91 91.1 – 91.2 – 91.3

91.1.1 – 91.1.2 – 91.1.3 :?:

Poindexter :mrgreen:

The way it is now , takes some getting use too but identifies the sub-comments which is good.

It’s “tire” in the America’s and “shop”.

my keyboard only has 1 set of quote marks, shift + quote “a”

NO I WANT MORE! AND LONGER!

Oh, goody! I have you hooked. You will kick yourself when you find out.

Clue: Up a lazy river by the old mills stream. (A clue in three ways, brother!)

Have another coffee Marina & let the math guy turn it into a Theorem.
Why would numbers matter to most anyways… except maybe “FIRST“

It may not refer to a valley as such. It may refer to a smaller feature such as a ravine. Perhaps it depends on the granularity of the geography.

HI Marina! I would like to request the word [Antinomy]

Hey mind your own “p”s & “e”s. I’m going international…expanding into New Delhi not everybody lives in the America’s.

Do you mean the element antimony?

I categorically like it the way it is now. :grin:
-Pk on iPhone

I would like to know about the word [Ostensibly]

Is the iPhone new… More importantly can you vote @ Sexy Geek contest on it?

This may help.
If you look at the top of the page, you will see “Words/Lessons” lotsa good stuff there or check out the Maxim Radio shows in the “Interviews” section, it’ll keep you busy for hours.

Cool.. I’ll stick with the current setup :-)

Just checked my Twitter value = $46.00, which is like $57.21 Canadian. Anybody want to buy me out yet?
Marina is @ $198… almost $250 Canadian… I quess I’m past my best before date or something.

Hi Marina, how about the term frog march.

91.5 (½) :?:

:oops: howzethisupposetogoagain

I’d prefer the actual comment number, because I’ll be able to see much easier, when and where people added new replies to.

I don’t need a number x.1 to tell me that a reply is linked to the comment above. It’s redundant…

In my opinion, adding the actual comment number in replies, is a practical way to keep track of them. Not to mention that it will also take up less text space.

I think its beautiful :smile:

If you want to see the order of posting of comments, you can look at the time/date in blue under the commenter’s name, though it would be easier if it was in the international format of YYYY/MM/DD/HH:mm. :smile:

My twitter is $9

But what’s the point of having numbered comments, if I still have to look at the tiny blue date, and do the math according to GMT? And who knows where everybody lives around the world? I can only do the math, for the people I know. (and the only ones that I’d bother to do it for, I might add) :)

91.10.1.1.1 what does that even mean? That I’m the first to reply to the first reply of the first reply of the 10th reply of the 91st comment. Do I really need to know that?

I can’t imagine why anyone would need to know that, but most of those who bothered to reply seem to like it.
I was only pointing out that, the way it is, you effectively have both options.
I don’t get your point about doing the math – all the time/dates are given in California time so you have your time-line without having to know in which time-zone anyone lives. You don’t really think I’m awake at two o’clock in the morning, do you? :lol:

From the O.E.D.
Antinomy 1. A contradiction in a law or between two equally binding laws.
2. A contradictory law, statute or principle; an authoritative contradiction.
3. A contradiction between conclusions which seem equally logical, reasonable or necessary; a paradox; intellectual contradictoriness.

For example, from the Bible:-
Thou shalt love thy neighbour.
Thou shalt not covet thy neighbours wife. (Who is also thy neighbour.) :lol:

So you’re saying that the numbers are supposed to be more aesthetic, than practical? :D

Oh yea, I forgot I only need to add my GMT difference to the time displayed here.
It’s funny, the math and coffee I consumed these past 2 days, finally brought me down today. I couldn’t even wake up to go to my exam! :)
I’ll redo it on the 10th of Feb. But I was really hoping I’d get it behind me today. It’s funny how things work sometime…

[fruit punch]
or [punch]

James will find a way to re-number himself, anywho…

it’s okay as is, or without numbers, or any indexing system you wish… :cool:

hmmm – i’m not sure that in Biblical times your neighbor’s wives (yes, plural) were considered “neighbors”…perhaps more like your neighbor’s property…

we’ve come a long way, baby… :cool:

Marina, what should I do with spam on YT? should I keep it or delete it?

Keep it

Hallelujah! :grin:

What would be really useful would be to use the ‘div id = “comment-108012″ ‘
number, so that people could more easily link to previous comments, instead of having to highlight the comment and then view the “selection source” and then figure out the html.

This system is very logical. Stick with it. It makes it easier to refer to, and locate, a particular comment as well. Sorta like the Dewey decimal system. Or, yikes, the income tax code.

Yes, quite possible. Though I’ll bet on the easy explanation… a Kentucky accent applied to the word ‘hollow’. But when, and why, did the rest of us (and mapmakers) start to write it and accept it as ‘holler’? And do the hillbillies hear themselves saying ‘hollow’ or ‘holler’ and wonder why it says holler on the map instead of hollow?
Anyway, if you do find yourself in a holler one day and you start to hear banjo music … run!

Top of the Morning to you BillyB,
Yes, the iPhone is new and have had it for under two weeks. It’s awesome and I’m having a blast with it. It’s perfect when I’m away from home whereby I can keep in touch as I did in the above comment.

I just got home a little while ago and to answer your question; would a picture work for you? Check this out. And, yes indeed, I can vote in the SexyGeek contest, AND, I did. :mrgreen:

Notice that I was not on Wi-Fi at that moment and that I was using AT&T 3G. It shows I have 3 bars, but actually it varies and goes up to 5 bars. If I were on Wi-Fi, you’d see another icon instead of the 3G.

At Starbucks, I sign in on their Wi-Fi which allows me to see HotForWords in glorious HD. Man, you should see it. Breathtaking. What? the iPhone? No, Marina of course. He he he.

There is a burger place across the street where the Wi-Fi is even easier to log into, and I get to see HotForWords where ever I go. I love it.

Privet Marina,

I would like to know the origins of word [attaboy]

Take care and poka! :)

Greetings from Finland

Keep it.. you can mark it as spam… but all comments contribute to your video’s success.

There is an app called easy wi-fi for the iphone and it logs you into the starbucks wi-fi with one click of the button. You should download it.

Bob, if you click the date and time link of a comment it gives you the link you need.

Good Morning Everyone,
I want to thank Chemikal for asking for the latest Sexy Geek voting graphs which I just posted on the Sexy Geek page.

Marina only needs 1791 more votes to have her take “winner take all votes”, and make her the definitive Sexiest Geek for 2008.

Please take the time to vote today by clicking on the link inside the red dotted box up above. Thank you in advance for your votes and a big shout out and thank you to all of you who have voted and are continuing to vote. :smile:

Hey Marina, thanks for the heads up on the “easy wi-fi” for Starbucks. I’ll definitely download that app. Thanks! :grin:

I was having a blast showing everyone your videos the other day at the local Starbucks. Your videos in HD and even the older HQ videos are breathtaking.

:cool: Good Morning Marinaville :!: :cool:
Hey Chemikal here’s the two bucks I owe you! :grin: http://www.stoneyjunior.com/userimages/chickens03162006.sized.jpg :mrgreen:

Warning CampKohler-Sacramento CA: [NAPHTHA] and jelly beans…the nard aromatic ointment makes for a rub; i think the cock-tails, and all other awards makes for fun comments. It’s a gass and spreads like quack grass!!!!!!!!! :wink: :twisted: :lol: :neutral:

Good Mooning cufan 71 :lol:

Holy HotForWords Wall Calendar for 2009!!!
Did you guys see the entry for Feb 3?
1468 Gutenberg died *
Check out that asterisk (*), it says; Marina can’t sleep.
Check it out below. It’s true I tell ya. :lol:

I love that February photo!!!
Then, again, I love them all!!!

Actually, Marina has done lessons on the origins of these words in booby and vanilla. Too bad you didn’t make it a trifecta by asking for dick :mrgreen:
(I guess you already knew this one, huh?)

:shock: Good Mooning to you leonard :lol:

***WORD REQUESTS***
For Valentine’s day:
[heart]
[hertzen]
[сердце]
[coeur]
[corazon]
[calon]
How are they all related etymologically? :smile:

 
Someone left them in San Francisco?

Did you all realize that you can link to a comment by clicking the Date & Time of a comment? Actually, by copying that link? Before you had to do some Show Code thing.

Anyway… just wanted to let you all know, that it’s easier to link to other comments now.

very good

Yes indeed, I used that technique in my comment # 101 below.
Love those comment numbers.

 
And, of course there is, Heart with Crazy On You.

Good Morning leonard and cufan71 !

:cool: Good Morning Karl! :smile:

I thought it was just at the full moon that Marina can’t sleep. :?: Tonight is first quarter.

Marina, what was it like working with Jennifer Moss on those photo shoots? :smile:

Since my boss enjoys etymology, I thought I’d post my HFW calendar at work — but it turns out I have to settle for a portrait of Robert Claiborne! :lol:

Looks like two clucks to me. :lol:

@Bob Are you making a snowman today? :???:

@James, if you make a snowman post a picture. :cool:

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[Sauna] — Marina, you could label this “Hot and Steamy” on YouTube! :shock:
[Suomi] and [Finland] :smile:

***WORD REQUEST***
[chauvinist] :grin:

Marina, that’s way last year’s news for us.
Time spent here, is time spent learning.
It’s good that you wanted to share with us your discovery, and I for one appreciated your gesture :-)

James, if you can take a break from computer science, here are a few more quick facts about our teacher’s native country:
• Russia is the biggest country in the world in land area (but not in population)
• From 1917 to 1991, it was part of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR), the largest and dominant country in said Union. Now you know what the Beatles song was about. :razz:
• From 1941 to 1945, the USSR fought a war with Germany called the Great Patiotic War. (We call it World War II.) They lost 6,000,000 soldiers and a comparable number of civilians. The leader of the USSR at that time was Joseph Stalin.
• The economic system of the USSR was called Communism, a state-directed economy.
• The US and the USSR were enemies during the Cold War of 1945-1991, but we get along OK with the Russians now.
• In Russian this is called “ещё разз и ещё разз”: :razz: :razz: :razz: :razz:

Ok will do! Hang on 5:34 am? You don’t seriously wake up then do you?!

And by “some Show Code thing” she meant Ctrl+U (Page Source)… in case you were imaging that it is something complicated, when it’s really not. :D

Oh yeah!!! Nice!

Is it true that they have marijuana vending machines in Hollywood? If so, I could really use a dimebag of the really good stuff. I slipped on a banana peel and bonked my head on a piano. :shock: :grin: :oops:

Have you also noticed February is the in caps and also in july it says “full moon*” but it doesn’t say (Marina cant sleep) like other months. Perhaps she is just a star on those days

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You’ll probably want to hit up Mendocino County for that one. :mrgreen:

…Get it? “hit up” :razz:

 
Yes, I noticed that FEBRUARY was in all caps, probably because Marina thought it would be a CAPITAL idea and I think it is a [capital] word request. :lol:

Ah Ha! Thanks, Marina. Is that new? I think I’ve tried clicking on that before and nothing happened. :?:

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You have no clue, not even the faintest idea, of what’s going on here.

I hope I have not made any similar error in any of my writings, in the comments or elsewhere — I am sorry if I have.

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Why don’t people make snow women too?
They would be original and nice to look at.
Or maybe people think that if they decide to build a snow woman, they would have to get her accessories such as a Prada handbag, a D&C belt, Armani gloves, a Versace jacket and matching Gucci shoes, instead of the traditional broom and carrot nose! :D

I am sorry if I have as well, I’m far from perfect, but the worst part is, that I don’t really know what you mean.
I’d like to hear your thoughts on the matter.
That is, if you believe what you wrote.
Why so stressed today anyway?
I should be the one being cranky, and all pissy, since I didn’t sleep for 2 nights, trying to study for an exam. :P

I think it’s because the best people are born in FEBRUARY. :cool:

Why does a dude know so much about ladies’ fashion :mrgreen:

snowman snowperson, snowrobot, snowmammal, snowveggie, snowappliance (a refrigerator cold on the outside as well as the inside)

Hey, hey, how did you
know my birthday is in Feb?
Don’t tell me your’s is in Feb as well?

Oh, so when you see a chick that knows about cars, you say she’s cool, but when a guy seems to know about fashion, it’s odd.
I actually agree, for the most part :)
But in my case, I’d like to be able to impress my girlfriend or my wife, by buying her something she actually likes! :D
It’s always good to have your eyes open to all things.

They do sometimes. :oops:

Some of the more ‘puter savvy folks may have taken this info for granted, but it is very useful info for me.

Thank you for your support.

James, here is a cheap 3D webcam

No snow here – just cold rain. :sad:

So where is it?
Is it behind that fence?
All I see is a “dirty” pile of snow!
Nice one! :D

If he “bonked” his head, it’s more like “knock up”. :grin:

One of my all time favorite songs – good call.
A performance I had not seen before – good find.
:grin:

I will consult with you in the future for all my gift buying needs :grin:

‘Dirty old man’ and you said there was no snow in your neck of the woods, nice back yard BTW.

Word is, we might get some snow tonight. It might even make it as far as Capman.

I knew yours was Feb. “because the best people are born in FEBRUARY.”
Yes mine and, if I remember correctly, smokeybear too.
I would have thought that you, who can recite every one of Marina’s videos wordforwords ( :grin: ), would remember that she once asked for everyone’s birthdays as a homework assignment, but I don’t recall which video it was.

bsomebody: wisconsin got snowed again with below 0 wind chills….Quote
“Problems worthy of attack prove their worth by fighting back.” – Paul Erdos 1913-1996 2days :lol:

:mrgreen: This one girl I knew always complained about her blitz. She said her blitz kept giving her a big headache. When I asked what she meant, she said a blitz was a girl having too many boyfriends. She was one crazy mixed up blonde. Go figure!

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While I am here, I am still trying to figure out how to get the opening screen from Lady m’s vids. The animated kind of shot, with the eyes and the HFW logo at the bottom. One of you has probably already captured this shot. If so, could ya be a pal and share with the rest of us? Thanks, folks.

I have only lived down here for a little over a year, but I acclimated really fast. Now, I bitch when it gets in the twenties, and we don’t even get a lot of wind down here. :roll:

While I am asking for help and all… What is the word for an artist who paints portraits? I don’t even know where to look. I know they have a special name, and it’s not “portraitist.” :roll:

I guess I thought that’s common knowledge.
I’ve seen a lot of people use this method, since the site changed, a few months ago.
I think I see how it could have been interpreted as carrying a dose of irony, but I actually thought that everyone already knew, since a lot of people have been using it up and down, all day long. I know I spend more time on the computer than others, but I have to. And I need to learn to better differentiate the things that are obvious, from the things that are not.
Right, I’m sorry that I was an ass. Sometimes I don’t think much before I act, and thank you for pointing out the error. I’ve been told before that I’m no fun when I’m tired and I should have taken that into account… I hope she will forgive me for it.

I don’t get blitzed…. wasted, polluted, fried, toasted, high, inebriated, buzzed, altered, intoxicated, drunk, stoned, lit up, blazed, pie eyed, chinese eyed, drunk, intoxicated, impaired, tipsy, under the influence; informal plastered, smashed, bombed, sloshed, sozzled, sauced, lubricated, well-oiled, wrecked, juiced, blasted, stinko, half-cut, fried, gassed, tanked (up), soaked, out of one’s head/skull, loaded, trashed, befuddled, besotted, pickled, pixilated, canned, cockeyed, blotto, blind drunk, roaring drunk, dead drunk, punch-drunk, ripped, stewed, tight, the worse for wear, far gone, three sheets to the wind and last but not least, shit faced anymore….

Bob I have to right click on it and click on properties and it gives me the comment number.

Bob, I’m sorry for daring to speak on your behalf.
I’m more of a computer geek than I know, apparently.
And I hope you don’t feel that I meant to hurt you with that remark.

I liked that one the best. It even had Buzzword in there toward the last. :lol: Great music. :cool:

Yeah, I don’t either. Well, not often. :roll: Perhaps, once every year or two, I may tie one on. I still feel, though, that a good buzz every now and then helps me to recooperate my soul.

Caricaturist :grin: I tried to find the answer but no luck.
All I can come up with is ‘Portrait Artist’

Oh, if it’s not “portraitist”, I’ll keep looking :)

This might help Marina explains :grin:

Portraiturist Is what I Googled
Portraiture is the painting itself

Oh no, pardon me. I was referring to your comment, but I meant absolutely no disrespect to you and the others. Your input is necessary neccesary nee nessac shit! needed for Lady M to get well-rounded input. I only meant to give a contrasting point-of-view. We do have some pretty techy folks here, but some of us are not. Thanks for all your input.

On a personal note, I am in a similar (but not) situation. I, too, am going to school. My degree is history, however. I need to read for several hours everyday. My eyes get soooo tired, sometimes, and the words begin to chase each other around the page, forgetting to land in my brain. I cannot imagine doing math for that length of time. It must be physically, mentally, and emotionally fatiguing. Push hard, but remember to keep yourself balanced. (Me, too :roll: )

That is closer. Damn! I know iit; it is right on the tip of my finger. :roll: :!:

Do you mean this one Bob.

http://i43.tinypic.com/i5rm75.jpg

If you what to call the The American Society of Portrait Artist the phone number is listed at their website. :idea:

That’s the one! You da Man, Cap. Thanks, Mike. You guys expecting to get any of this snow everyone is frettin’ about?

Good memory, Leonard.
She’s a talented artist as well, isn’t she? :smile:

You know what’s funny, I try to keep balanced, by frequently visiting here. Because I know I will always find out something new, and interesting. For a moment, I just failed to see that what was once new for me, is presently still new for someone else.
I mean let’s face it, have you ever met a computer programmer before? They are pretty obnoxious people, if you ask me… But I do my best to surpass my condition! :D

I think we will. The news has been calling for another flake or two so we will wait and see. It’s very cold out right now so the temp is right for it. Glad to have been able to help you on the picture. If you need another let me know. :smile:

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Look at what you wrote: “last year’s news for us.”, “your discovery”, and a tongue-in-cheek “appreciated your gesture” while laughing at Marina with a smiley.

Now get this clearly: Marina’s knowledge, skills and ability, technical and otherwise, are self-acquired and way superior to your or any of your professors’ skills. She knew about copying links ages ago — that was not something she “discovered” today; today she noticed Bob’s comment indicating that he did not know about copying and pasting links; and I suppose there was a time when a comment did not have a field, such as the date field, that was a link to the comment. Also, with the new numbering system, one can refer to a comment in one’s text by a simple, easily grasped, easily looked up and typed number rather than by cutting and pasting the multi-digit un-graspable, number.

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Could it be limner that you are thinking of?
Otherwise, all I can think of is “portrayer” or “portrait painter”, as in the Royal Society of Portrait Painters.

I guess I will go with “portrait artist.” When I went to their sites (thnx, Che and Bob) that is what they call themsleves. I was for sure, though, that they had a specific term. Mebbe me mind is flailing. Thanks for all of your help, guys. :grin:

FYI it makes a pretty cool desktop. Lady M has some very lovely features, but those eyes just kill me (natural, cosmetic, or whatever.)

You guys are great – it’s so nice to associate with mature people who can discuss their differences in a calm and civilised manner, without resorting to calling each other names, and to arrive at an understanding of each other’s point of view in a friendly atmosphere.
I appreciate you. :smile:

This is what the dictionary says about portraitist. I think you are right on the name of a painter or portraits.

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/portraitist

I totally agree; I’ve got those eyes on one of my desktops too.
Bob, here is a brief tutorial for capturing screenshots (in windows) without having to invest in any extra fancy software.
1. Play the video until you find the frame you like and hit the “pause” button.
2. Enlarge the shot to full screen.
3. Hit the “Print Screen” button on your keyboard. This copies the whole screen to the clipboard.
4. Now, get out of full screen mode and open up “Microsoft Paint” with a new (blank) window. (Microsoft Paint is on every Windows computer)
5. Paste the contents of the clipboard by pressing ‘ctrl’+V.
6. Finish up by cropping out the parts of the picture that you don’t want, e.g. black bits, borders, toolbars etc.

I hope I haven’t assumed too much knowledge and that it helps you. After you’ve done it once it’s very simple and quick. :smile:

Thank you, niteowl!

Have I done anything to razz you yet? If not, here’s a little ditty in honour of your HFW name:

Song of the Bard Owl

Harken ye! What dazzling light
Breaks rudely thus through yonder trees?
When men awake at end of night
‘Tis time for me to take my ease;
For, weary after hunting through
The darkened hours, while men do sleep,
Day’s labour, I let men pursue
While I my earned repose do keep.
:razz:

(by the local barred owl, transcribed by Evan Owen :lol: )

You mean… if I take the “Skunk Train”, I’ll end up with “stinky buds”? :cool:

How I blitzed my last toy(jk) :smile: :smile:

http://tinyurl.com/cxgy43

ouch

Got it. Tried it. Did it. Piece of pie. Many domos. :grin:

i love that numeration. always reminds me of wittgenstein’s tlp.

uh. lightening? lightning?

[Paraquincunx]

John check out the blower on this 67 Camero. It’s toward the end, but he does one heck of a wheel stand. :twisted:

Another name for blitz would be: “Gigantic kick in the a$$”.

“Wooing the press is an exercise roughly akin to picknicking with a tiger. You might enjoy the meal, but the tiger always eats last.” – Maureen Dowd (1952 – )

Forgot the link. :oops:

I like the idea behind the schemata: outlining form to arrange thoughts or to present an argument. As with any indivual schema, though, it has its limitations. String logic can very easily be manipulated into circular logic. Such as: 1) Maia is my cat, 1.01) Maia has kittens, 1.02) Maia’s kittens are my kittens. 2) Only a cat can have kittens. 3) I am a cat. :razz:
All too often, we see this type of manipulation in the political arena, from the pulpit, and in the classroom.

It is, though, a good process for arranging one’s own thoughts, or to share them systematically, as long as the presentor is honest with the process and does not intentionally distort the information.

Those are two different words. Whichever one you want, you must enclose them in square brackets as shown at the top of the lesson.

Any words not so enclosed will be discarded into the Unimportant Word Bin. When the bin is full, it is dumpled into a 20-foot container; when that is full, it is shipped to India, where the words are manually torn apart for the individual letters. The letters are cleaned, pressed and pasted onto the pages of textbooks which are used in local schools. Everyone is encouraged to use words with Qs, Zs and Xs, as they are in short supply right now. For example, them have to use sentences like, “Jane kwickly walked to the soo where sebras play the sylophone.” It’s so sad. Help stamp out ingnorancy!

A riot is the language of the unheard.

MLK

Is that true?

In my defense, there was no tongue-in-cheek action involved when I wrote that I appreciated it. I did however attempt to make fun of her with the word “discovery”, because this post is long overdue.
It’s been months since the feature was available, and as you may know, we help each other solve problems of any nature, right here on the website. Weather or not Marina is present to provide guidance herself.
What motivated me to exaggerate that she has just made a discovery, is the fact that she rarely hangs out to comment and reply, like the rest of us. And that is because she is also the site’s ADMIN, and she (unlike us) has to make the hardest posts around, and I don’t mean comments or forum topics, I mean the Lessons!
So please don’t imply that I don’t recognize(or appreciate) Marina’s knowledge, skills, or otherwise.
I don’t know how you interpreted it as an attack on her persona. You should know better by know, than to think that I’d want to harm her, or make her think less of herself, and especially not on account of something as ridiculous as link pasting!
OK, maybe I didn’t choose my words well, I didn’t stop to re-read the comment, and didn’t think it through, and I’m sorry for the mess.

Our very own soap opera!

I was being serious. Do you really put a “pe” on shop? Here it is considered a kind of cutesy and pretentious thing, like putting an e on the end of point. Real estate developers do that kind of thing, e.g. Quail Pointe, as though it has a grander sound to it. It just seems a bit irritating to me.

Yes. It’s true, I tell you.

I just thought that the nature of the post was so self-evident that it was unnecessary to actually say so. My bad. :smile:

Bsomebody, I agree with what you say. This type of manipulation through propaganda and publicity is practiced by pretty much all politicians, businessmen and other so-called self-proclaimed “leaders”, and most people can’t even spot the embedded fallacies into them.

You would probably be interested by Kurt Gödel’s incompleteness theorems. They challenge pretty much all kinds of logic, fuzzy or not.

Having said this, you also have to remember that not all thoughts can be shared systematically. Maia, in your example, for instance, cannot systematically share her thoughts about hunger with you. But she’ll have her own way to tell you that she’s hungry. A few well-placed “meow” will probably establish the communication both-ways. If it doesn’t work, well, she still has her claws to pinch your legs. :smile:

Or, more likely, the heard, but ignored.

A-ha, I will try to see what numeration this comment gets. OK, great leader of the Republic of Lexicon: someone asked me if other people can search your web site, for users comments? Like, I suppose to read just one users comments. I really do not care but; it does not hurt to ask. “It is better to ask a dumb question, than it is to make a dumb mistake” something my pa always said to me :roll:

If no one is blinder than he who will not see, then would no one be deafer than he who would not hear?

Reminds me of a roman legion. The 12th fulminata. I think “fulminata” means “the one that brings the thunder” or something like this.

I agree completely. Variety and adaptability are extremely important. It would also be great if more people would actually listen. Even further, if these people would actually process the information for him or herself. It is funny that Maia has mastered communication better than many of the “higher species.”

:grin: Many dozos. :lol:

uh. [dumpled]? [ingnorancy]? :razz:

There’s no-one so ignorant as one who won’t listen. :neutral:

Stupidity is never a sin; ignorance often is. :???:

Headline from CNN.com

Surgeons remove healthy kidney through donor’s vagina

If that is not enough, a quote from further down in the article,

“If you asked our patient, she said it was like getting a tooth removed.

:shock:
You can read for yourself here.
All I wanna know: Who in the hell is her dentist?

I don’t fully understand the purpose to that yet, but I’ll get there. :???:

Ah, you discovered one of my masterpieces. :mrgreen:

“Wicked thoughts and worthless efforts gradually set their mark on the face, especially the eyes.”
– Arthur Schopenhauer

weed :mrgreen:

This is the 3rd time I had to log on because of some glitch.

I just had the same problem logging in. :neutral:

That was a great clip by the way. :lol: :lol:

I’ve never watched that show but I hear its pretty darn funny…I guess what I heard was true. :smile:

This might be her Dentist .

I like it. [Quirky], cute, playful, fun and adorable. She wears it well, I think. :grin:

nanananananana

“I am not a number, I am a person.” “You are a number and your number is 120.1.1!”
“My name – is pagedoll, pagedoll you hear!?”
“Your number is 120.1.1!! Accept your number!”

Sounds more like some kind of medical mishap.

I wonder, I wonder.. where might the word [fiend] come from?
Thanks in advance Marina ;-)

How does this voting thing work? I clicked on M’s up arrow and the number decreased by 1. I clicked on DF’s down arrow and it decreased by 1. Five minutes later I went back and tried it again and it increased each.

Also, if you go to http://www.wired.reddit.com, there are some bloggy things there, but it doesn’t look at all like I would expect a home page to look. What’s that?

I agree, The Counting can definitely get out of control.

Do you call that a quarter roll? Or a quarter roll wheelie?

I have a long list of requests, so here we go:
[orgasm]
[outside]
(high, middle, elementary…[school])
[faggot]
[nugget]
[nerds]
[whiskey]
[woman]
[wiener]
[jerk off]
[douche bag]
[diarrhea]
(leet[1337])
[Lamborghini]
[lesbian]
[ludicrous]
[bodacious]

portraiture=http://www.thefreedictionary.com/PORTRAITURE

Here you go for some of your words

http://www.hotforwords.com/2008/01/16/faggot-a-bundle-of-sticks-right/

http://www.hotforwords.com/2008/05/18/the-l-word-game/

http://www.hotforwords.com/2008/05/19/the-l-word-answer/

Go here to check if a word you would like to request has been done.|
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http://www.hotforwords.com/words

Ahhh yes, one of my favorite videos. The video where Marina asked for our birthday is the Calendar video. I love that video as she playfully teases us with that awesome calendar.

Hey Bob we got the snow last night. Not a lot just enough for a two hour delay for the school system. it will be gone before the day is over. Unless we get some more later on.

Ya, so did we; everything was looking very Christmas cardy this morning but it’s already melting and turning to slush.

My grandmother would talk about World war 2 when she was alive .
And call it the Blitz when She and the chiildren had to go in bunkers when doodlebugs dropped in london .

thast a good word to use
Doodlebug :smile:

i know they are two different words. and i don’t want any of them.

We were in the donut hole. Maybe 1/4″ or so. School was not even delayed here. I had to go up to Boone this morning; they had 6 or 7″ and about 5 degrees last night. I took care of my business and scrambled back down off the mountain.

I would like to know the origin of the word [spatula]. Because I just bought a new spatula and I thought what an interesting word.

Thanks,

Pwa93

world war german strategy ==

In High school we called our blitz “thunder” or “stunt” with a number or another code name behind it to determin which linebackers were going to rush in. :grin:

I second your request…

Is it soup yet?

:cool: [spat]