Christmaka

Nov 20, 2005 23:42

I heard the word ‘Christmaka’ used officially out in the world in a non-O.C. context today for the first time. I am slightly amused but more disturbed.

Am thinking of starting a poll of how long it's gonna take to be added to the Oxford English Dictionary.

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phendog November 21 2005, 07:35:26 UTC
Actually, I think they have very specific rules for how a word gets in. Sometime like in use for 5 years, with at least 5 different, unconnected instances of usage, etc. I'm sure it's on a website somewhere...

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extraspecialk November 21 2005, 19:51:54 UTC
here it's "krismakwanzaka" or something.
what is OC?

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glitter_j November 22 2005, 09:01:44 UTC
That is marginally better!!

You of all people my dear should know what O.C. stands for...Orange County and in this case the tv show where the word Christmakkah has been the theme for episodes in the first two seasons.

If I knew as much about Aramaic grammar as I do about random tv pop culture references, my life would be way easier!!

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extraspecialk November 22 2005, 15:55:22 UTC
that is too funny!!! i was thinking it can't be orange county, it must be some funny british thing...

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