Favourite Words.

a rough endoplasmic rectum? no no! That makes no sense..

fiddle-faddle

Archer...you have a fixation on lower extremities, you know that don't you? God only knows what types of devices you keep in the bedside drawer!

a wampantly wogering wabbit.

Ahhh, Mile High, vee all have our zeecrets...

Jubbly Kushty plonker wally larf

smeg !!!

perambulator

succinct litigious desire

plump

toffee

narcissistic spooge

Spatula effervescent? crumbly Eskimo

titration

piratical

Flash, the natives of the Arctic circle would be insulted; it's not 'Eskimo', but an even better word, "Inuit".

i knew it.

What have i done now? Does your husband know you flirt with strange men on the internet?

My 'husband', dearie, is a good friend of mine; and between discussions of just how we'll manage the finances once we both start dating other people, he's more than supportive of my 'flirting' on the internet, having been 'guilty' of doing the same thing... Why, would you like me to flirt with you more, too? *flutters eyelashes* Don't presume, please, to know how other people operate in their personal lives. It ain't always black n' white, tho' it may comfort you to believe thus...

I not so sure about the 'strange' Flash, more... unusual... er I'm beginning to regret this post already.

Actually I loved "When You're Strange" by the Doors so, maybe, just maybe... nah.

"Eskimo" means "eaters of raw meat" in Algonquin. It's not an Inuit word. 'Inuit' is the Inuit name for themselves, meaning "real people".

Reminds me of that powerful seen where the granny goes off to die becuse she's lost her teeth!

It's a little bit mythologised, but many cultures have much more awareness of their own place in the scheme of life, and the balance of life and death. We're terrified of it all and fight it to the end.

I can't remember the last time i was called dearie, if ever. Irene Handel used to say it quite a lot in the fifties and sixties if i remember correctly in films and sitcoms. Why do women get so tetchy when flirting is jokingly mentioned? Ok 'unusual,' is a better choice than strange. I thought you we're flirting with Mykle not me. But by all means carry on as you please. I wish i'd kept quiet now.

Sagittarians are known for putting their foot in it, Flashie. And we're good at flirting. It's the real intimacy we seem to have problems with...

They're not bad at backdoor apologies either Ag.

I hate to lower the tone but mine's still 'Bastard'.

I do have to admit that librans are very good at intimacy...

funk spleen sludge Glockenspiel

We crabs are but it takes quite a while to build up enough trust where as Librans can do it almost immediately.

You're sooooooooo bloody right about the intimacy thing AG. Oh and the putting the foot in it thingy. What other traits do we have in common i wonder?

Oh and its Flashy not Flashie if you don't mind...ArchieGirl.

Ah, a little more flirting and we shall find out ...;-) I like the _idea_ of intimacy, but it doesn't take a psychologist for me to understand why I enjoy 'talking' on online forums, or why the majority of my friends live in far-flung parts of the world, instead of next door... Free-spirited rolling stone, that's me... *sigh*

Not Keith Richards I hope...

He and I share a birthday, December 18. Along with Brad Pitt, Steven Spielberg, and Christina Aguilera. Mad geniuses and slutty tarts, we are.

Elle, a character in 'Kill Bill' suggested gargantuan... but then she would.

Hope you don't look like him too ;o) Sleep well!

Yes, why is Glockenspiel so much nicer to say than Xylophone? And is Glockenspiel perhaps the only delicious euphonious German word? I'm very fond at the moment of "Growlery" meaning a place where a person goes to be annoyed. Oh, and Isabelline, meaning a greyish yellow colour, because of the derivation.

peduncle splotch

Popocatepetl. Sussurus. Smeg.

euphony euphoric flamenco dolphin iona

Smeg! bleurgh

After a particularly rough night, I suspect I do rather resemble him..., at least hair-wise... :-P

I think Smillieboy made a good point Ag. I have tried, without success, to steer off topic conversations on to my thread. A general chatting thread (or two) would be a good idea - a thread to discuss life in general.

See your other thread..

Grand is a good word. That would be grand! Sadly, nowadays it's usually that will be a grand.

'champion' and 'bugger' as in ee bah gum that's right champion that is yer daft bugger... I love it when people say this kind of thing.

I've a fondness for sycamore - I think the most pleasing to the ear song lyric is "Birds singing in the sycamore tree, dream a little dream of me" - there are better songs and better lyrics, but that particular one just has a lovely collection of euphonious, resonant words.

I really really like German, Japanese, and Russian words, they just feel nice in my mouth - even when I have no idea what they mean. On a different tack, this amused me: