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i just had to share this. its a word my friend made up
pyronecrobuggerbeastophilac
pryo - fire
necro - dead
bugger - anal
beast - animal
philiac - have sex with
suffix of c - someone
so u end up with someone who has anal sex with dead animals which are on fire. sweet 
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Tell "your friend" that: "bugger" is not a real root, the root foor animal is "zoo" (e. g., zoophilia), and the suffix "philiac" signifies someone who has love of, an attractiion toward, or proclivities toward whatever the root is.
Yeah, I'm a fucking nerd, but I'm sexy. 
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| Blaster wrote: | Tell "your friend" that: "bugger" is not a real root, the root foor animal is "zoo" (e. g., zoophilia), and the suffix "philiac" signifies someone who has love of, an attractiion toward, or proclivities toward whatever the root is.
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Indeed - it takes one heckuva sexy nerd to argue about 'real' roots for made up words!  |
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Yes. Yes it does.
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man u ever heard of a beastophilac? someone hoo goes loveaduck...with a duck!!! look it up
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Blaster
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Lol, the word is "zoophiliac." Trust me, I know these things.
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its both. i searched em both on the net, tons of results each
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| Posted: Wed Jun 15, 2005 3:45 am Post subject: |
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Bah! "Beastphilia" is apocryhpal, probably some barely legitimate net-specific unnecessary neologism.
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It's on the Internet. It must be right!
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But... Everything's on the internet. I bet if you searched for it, you'd find neo-nazis and the KKK.
I'm on a quest to make the ads dragon related by saying dragon a lot.
Dragon dragon dragon dragon.
Dragon.
Dragon fire frost ice scales tail claws teeth tooth claw spikes spike wings wing dragon wyrm wyvern magnus lindworm dragon chinese european dragon lung knucker dragon.
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OK, weird real word time!
If there were ever a good reason to love English, this is it.
We actually have a word for throwing someone (or something) out a window. Not out a door, or through a wall, but specifically the act of throwing someone out a window.
I love language 
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| desert_drum wrote: | OK, weird real word time!
If there were ever a good reason to love English, this is it.
We actually have a word for throwing someone (or something) out a window. Not out a door, or through a wall, but specifically the act of throwing someone out a window.
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Tell me, oh great Drum o' the Desert, which word is it!!!
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| Defenestrate. Didn't have to look it up. Normally I would, even though I've heard it a few times before. Luckily, I was playing Counter-Strike this weekend and someone's name was "Defenestrator". |
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| TripperDay wrote: | | Defenestrate. |
5 cookies for you!
That word will end up in a poem one day, assuming I can find actual context for it
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FIVE cookies? w00t!
It rhymes with so many words, you should try putting it in one of those dactyl things. |
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| TripperDay wrote: |
It rhymes with so many words, you should try putting it in one of those dactyl things. |
I write rhymed poetry as rarely as possible. I messed with forms for one triad in particular, but I intentionally slid from highly formal to prose-poem over the course of them.
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Dammit! I woulda gotten that right if I hadn't been working on my birthday. 
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| Blaster wrote: | | Dammit! I woulda gotten that right if I hadn't been working on my birthday. |
Birthday? Cookie-cake for you!
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Woohoo!
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Put it in some Vogon poetry:
Oh venchit defenestrators!
How thy flocklings glinckle with joy-ing!
And when andertheeds eat gabbleblotchits!
Thy holy supradeficiousness ogelfys!!!
Ok, that sounds like complete crap... hey, wait a cycle... I just made Vogon poetry!!!
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Aaaaagh, that made me rupture! It's Vogon poetry, alright.
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i knew defenestarator. its a funni word.
i just killed it didn't i. im good at that.
do u kno wats cruel? the word for fear of long words is hippopotomonstrosesascripideliaphobia.
now imagine...
"im sorry bill but it appears u hav hippopotomonstro---"
"AAAARGH!!!!!!! AAAAH!!!! AAAAH!!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRGHH!!!!"
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Let me translate "Even with his ability to be unorganized?" in Finnish:
Epäjärjestelmällistyttämättömyydellänsäkäänköhän?
You crazy Finns...
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| Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2005 8:40 pm Post subject: |
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| bewtifulfreak wrote: | | Blaster wrote: | Tell "your friend" that: "bugger" is not a real root, the root foor animal is "zoo" (e. g., zoophilia), and the suffix "philiac" signifies someone who has love of, an attractiion toward, or proclivities toward whatever the root is.
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Indeed - it takes one heckuva sexy nerd to argue about 'real' roots for made up words! |
You have NO idea. Trust me, there's an academic conference that has probably had this topic as a session. Probably run by Germans, who are the masters of linguistic studies.
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| Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2005 8:46 pm Post subject: other useful words... |
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| desert_drum wrote: | OK, weird real word time!
If there were ever a good reason to love English, this is it.
We actually have a word for throwing someone (or something) out a window. Not out a door, or through a wall, but specifically the act of throwing someone out a window.
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One of my faves is enucleate. It means 'to remove without breaking'. I learned it when my mom offered to enucleate my eyes with a spoon. It's a wonder I'm so damn well adjusted.
A great anglo saxon word that I wish would come back into fashion is gebeorscip. Beor in modern English, 'beer', 'scip' is the '-ship' suffix as in 'friendship'. 'ge' is an intensifier. Put it all together and gebeorship means that warm sense of bonding brought about with and through drinking beer!
SCM with no gebeorscip. Just cats.
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