Friday, March 10, 2006
Word?
What is your favorite word?
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TINTINNABULATION: The tolling of bells. Onamatapoetic. Found in a number of applications, notably Lowery's Under The Volcano during a description of a funeral procession.
El Guapo, as in:
"In a way, each of us has an El Guapo to face. For some, shyness might be their El Guapo. For others, a lack of education might be their El Guapo. For us, El Guapo is a big, dangerous man who wants to kill us." This is from the movie, The Three Amigos, of course.
(El Guapo actually means "the handsome" in Spanish. If the person you are calling "El Guapo" becomes aware of this fact, it may somewhat spoil the fun.)
"In a way, each of us has an El Guapo to face. For some, shyness might be their El Guapo. For others, a lack of education might be their El Guapo. For us, El Guapo is a big, dangerous man who wants to kill us." This is from the movie, The Three Amigos, of course.
(El Guapo actually means "the handsome" in Spanish. If the person you are calling "El Guapo" becomes aware of this fact, it may somewhat spoil the fun.)
Vicarious, cause it looks violent, but its meaning is innocent. Well, in twisted contexts I'm sure it could...mmm, nevermind.
Purple, because it sounds pretty but has the explosive "puh" sound. Twice! Which makes it very satisfying to say when frustrated. Same with bugger, really, but although satisfying to say it doesn't come in conversation as much...
Dusk. And Utopian, bugger does come into more conversation if you use it in place of some more commonly said curse words ( I work with kids and try to refrain from the others but with the right inflection, bugger works quite well)
My favourite word to see written is ZOOM but I don't like how it sounds.
My favourite word to say is an spanish word:
COÑO
and the therapeutic power of this word is undeniable.
You can say it angry,surprised,happy,resigned... and it always make you feel better.
My favourite word to say is an spanish word:
COÑO
and the therapeutic power of this word is undeniable.
You can say it angry,surprised,happy,resigned... and it always make you feel better.
I would choose the word WHY?
I feel that this single word exists in order for knowledge to manifest. This simple noun is the provocative 'ingredient' that must be articulated initially...followed by a listening moment in order to learn.
I feel that this single word exists in order for knowledge to manifest. This simple noun is the provocative 'ingredient' that must be articulated initially...followed by a listening moment in order to learn.
If not the most useful, certainly the most usable. Is there a sentence in the language, used as a noun, verb, or adjective, that "shit" cannot be used?
the word "word" - there is no letter "letter" nor a sentence "sentence". It is the only written expression that contains its own meaning, except, perhaps, if one were to compose a poem consisting of nothing but the word "poem" or a song whose only lyric was the word "song"(or "lyric", i guess). The word "something" is also somewhat self containing in terms of its meaning, but not in the same fashion as the word "word". Maybe I'm wrong, I don't know? If I am, please someone tell me so.
i like the way "hydraulic" sounds when you spell it... "ach-why-dee-are-aye-you-el-eye-see"
just rolls off the tongue...
that and, "histrionics"
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just rolls off the tongue...
that and, "histrionics"
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