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One More Before The Weekend
Fri Jan 12 2007


One late entry for the Demented Dictionary from Parett:

Karkimelit- kar-KIM-e-lit. 1. The automobile version of 'meant to be'. Usually manifesting itself in you being able to find your car where you parked it before the superbowl. 2. Less often used in reference to the good fortune of finding your carelessly placed car keys.


No more words now, I mean it.

(Anybody want a peanut?)



5 Comments
  • From:
    Pragmatist (Legacy)
    On:
    Fri Jan 12 2007
    No more words?! That's a pretty slim dictionary. I could send you some Andrewisms.

    Shalom
  • From:
    Mamallama (Legacy)
    On:
    Fri Jan 12 2007
    No more words?!!!! Aw...come on!! You're no phun. I mean fun.

    Your dog is coming home tomorrow!
  • From:
    Razzenne (Legacy)
    On:
    Sat Jan 13 2007
    I think that all this play on words is
    supercalaflagalistic expee allodocious
    oops that one is copyrighted so

    verbotinitis 1. the creating of words to support the illusion of the creation of a world 2. the female compensation for not having been named god and therefore the female is not responsible for creating the world 3. something to do with words since no one listens anyway

    cupcake I loved your words!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    you do realize who started this all dont you?
    little red hen
    look you have me so enthusiastic I am using punctuation marks
    hee hee hee hee hee

    more more
    hee hee
  • From:
    Razzenne (Legacy)
    On:
    Sat Jan 13 2007
    really though I have spent 100 bucks on shoes and I hate them all one is too big one is too small one has a ridiculous sole they are all kafleegaflonkers big time

    I think I should tell tell the owner of the store to put up a sign saying

    sale final on fafleegaflonkers no refund even though these shoes flunk out

    what is really weird though is that I am not feeling weird using this word at all although I am slightly amused

    I have been frustrated by these purchases and the use of these words is catharctic

    hee hee hee

    it seems to fit the bill and I feel perfectly comfortable with it
  • From:
    Camomille (Legacy)
    On:
    Sat Jan 13 2007
    Yes, I'd love a peanut, thanks!