The Books Have Taken Over

[femiknitzi]

 Stephen King is taking over my life- or at least my  vocabulary. Specifically, Lisey's Story- that book has so many vocabulary inundating phrases, it's unreal. Babyluv is a big one, these days, even though there was a period of a week or two that I had to constantly stop myself from using the word "smucking"- as in, "That's smucking fantastic!" I'

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[valleyof_unrest]

You sound like me, after the first time I read A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess I started randomly talking in his made-up language and confused everyone I knew. It was quite hilarious...but it doesn't even have to be horror (technicality) books that do this, I even do so with Harry Potter, (damn accents).

P.S. Aren't you speeeeeshul. I made an LJ account just to comment on your blog!

[femiknitzi]

Harry Potter taking over a person's vocabulary is pretty common:
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/muggle
And after I watch the movies, my thoughts may have a British accent...

PS I saw! I appreciated!