I object to you adding three extra syllables at the end of a perfectly respectable word in a shallow attempt to make it longer than 'floccinaucinihilipilification'.
May I suggest that we restrict ourselves to words that can reliably be expected to appear in a dictionary?
Like, for instance, 'Feague'; to shove ginger up a horse's arse in order to make it look more lively before a competition or sale.
“I always believe the movies I've made are smarter than the way they are perceived by sort of mass culture and by the critics,” Snyder said, a statement he immediately followed by saying, “Also, ‘It looks like a video game.’
“Also, we don't need no Jacob to gay this place up. We have officially won the award for the forum with a highest proportion of gay members whilst not being themed about poojabbing, cowboys or Kylie.” - Nate
“Also, we don't need no Jacob to gay this place up. We have officially won the award for the forum with a highest proportion of gay members whilst not being themed about poojabbing, cowboys or Kylie.” - Nate
I don't know how to navigate the International Phonetic Alphabet. If I could, I'd have conveyed the pronunciation in it.
Alcar...
That's how I pronounce it. Which is why I asked whether you meant the emphasis on the 'ver'; because I assumed you preferred the opposite of whatever I do.
Maybe you should stop making assumptions about the Australian accent based on your limited Sydney life experience.
I object to you adding three extra syllables at the end of a perfectly respectable word in a shallow attempt to make it longer than 'floccinaucinihilipilification'.
Actually I was originally just going to post antidisestablishmentarianism, but Wikipedia told me about the -ologist. As for floccinaucinihilipilification, this is a 'words we like the sound of' thread, not a Longest Word contest.
Maybe you should stop making assumptions about the Australian accent based on your limited Sydney life experience.
Ouch.
I've never heard controversy pronounced in the manner it was in the United Kingdom. Thus upon hearing it for the first time used by a news anchor for the BBC, I instantly fell in love with it.
“Also, we don't need no Jacob to gay this place up. We have officially won the award for the forum with a highest proportion of gay members whilst not being themed about poojabbing, cowboys or Kylie.” - Nate
“Also, we don't need no Jacob to gay this place up. We have officially won the award for the forum with a highest proportion of gay members whilst not being themed about poojabbing, cowboys or Kylie.” - Nate
