I suppose one could say D&D players are philocubists, then.

Jun 02, 2003 23:18

For my inaugural post, I present to the committee:

daedal adj. - ingeniously contrived or intricate; skillfully and artistically crafted (The etymology of which I'll bet comes from Daedalus and those wings, or I'm not a mythology buff.)

philocubist n. - someone who likes dice games

and

witzelsucht n. - a morbid tendency to pun, make poor jokes ( Read more... )

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spinooti June 2 2003, 20:39:17 UTC
You realize that by having an icon from The Object Lesson, arguably my favorite poem ever, you have become my hero?

Welcome to the community! Excellent words.

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ballatetta June 2 2003, 21:51:23 UTC
Which makes me feel extremely happy, in turn. Edward Gorey = spectacular, and folks recognizing from an icon exactly the book, too = even better.

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cptrandom June 6 2003, 10:53:30 UTC
And from a lower echelon of nerdom, I was all like "woohoo, D&D mention! go you!"

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ballatetta June 6 2003, 15:54:23 UTC
I cover all the bases, I do. My nerdly network is extensive.

And speaking of networks, plexiform means to be shaped like one.

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ithryn June 2 2003, 23:16:39 UTC
My Mexican coworker has such a case of witzelsucht!!

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