Sleeping is still ( Read more... )

A symptom of old age is the loss of imagining ( Read more... )

Tsunami don't come my way ( Read more... )

Fake Word Of The Particular Moment:

Orchimalomosis, pronounced ORKA-MALA-MOSES; n. A condition acquired by those that believe what people say but are too often disappointed. Another attribute is crying due to a sixth sense that detects deception.

Fake Word Of The Particular Moment:

Umazanche, pronouced UU-MA-SHAN-SEY; n. A person that is highly skilled in making hours' devours. A talented toast maker.

Fake Word Of The Moment:

Owtomat, pronouced OUT-OH-MUT; v. A word describing a piece of clothing that appears to come from the outer regions of space. For example: that is an owtomat outfit, especially that silver fedora with the laser beams.

Fake Word Of The Moment:

Mneezer, pronouced ME-NEE-ZIER; n. A name for a person that is growing disgruntled with the increasing amount of advertisement on the majority of internet sites. One who remembers internet sites when they were bare and raw and wallows in anger due to these thoughts.

Fake Word Of The Moment:

Hophophop, pronouced HAP-HAP-HAP; n. The proper name for a person who does not have any tattoos or piercings. Additionally one who fears needles in the context of getting a tattoo or piercing.

Fake Word Of The Particular Moment:

Mistar Raybencrest, pronouced ME-STAR RAY-BEN-KREZT; n. The proper name for a male who does not know how to mimic the sounds of a Raven. A person who is ignorant of animal calls.

Fake Word Of The Particular Moment:

Tuywegi, pronouced TOOY-WA-GEE; adj. Very high jump That was a tuywegi jump. Also, Tuywegier (TOOY-WEDGE-EAR) A person that jumps very highly That man is such a distinguished Tuywegier.