gwenandbarrett commented on the word fubzee
a word to describe the appearance of an overall uncoordinated and outdated conservative wardrobe.
April 2, 2009
gwenandbarrett commented on the word alzeidi
Well, like the Iraqi journalist who threw his shoe at President Bush an received a three year prison sentence for it. That's what inspired the term.
Or as when my 3rd grade daughter gave a few chewable vitamin C tabs to a few of her classmates and was suspended from school for three days.
Ooo I just realized the spelling should have been 'alzaidi' not alzeidi'.
March 23, 2009
gwenandbarrett commented on the word shorely
a person who has spent enough time at or near the beach to have begun acquiring irreversible wind and sun damage.
March 13, 2009
gwenandbarrett commented on the word foamize
What happens to ice cream that has been left out at room temperature too long.
a fairly innocuous action likely to bring about punishment that is seriously beyond reasonable proportion
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gwenandbarrett commented on the word fubzee
a word to describe the appearance of an overall uncoordinated and outdated conservative wardrobe.
April 2, 2009
gwenandbarrett commented on the word alzeidi
Well, like the Iraqi journalist who threw his shoe at President Bush an received a three year prison sentence for it. That's what inspired the term.
Or as when my 3rd grade daughter gave a few chewable vitamin C tabs to a few of her classmates and was suspended from school for three days.
Ooo I just realized the spelling should have been 'alzaidi' not alzeidi'.
March 23, 2009
gwenandbarrett commented on the word shorely
a person who has spent enough time at or near the beach to have begun acquiring irreversible wind and sun damage.
March 13, 2009
gwenandbarrett commented on the word foamize
What happens to ice cream that has been left out at room temperature too long.
March 13, 2009
gwenandbarrett commented on the word alzeidi
a fairly innocuous action likely to bring about punishment that is seriously beyond reasonable proportion
March 13, 2009