Why, yes.

[slutmuphin]

I was looking up a word on dictionary.com (a highly academic source) to make sure I was using it right because I'm kind of tired and it was a big, smart sounding word. There's nothing more embarassing than using a really smart sounding word in an utterly incorrect way.

Anyhoo, I looked up the word and below the definition was this picture:

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[yummydeb]

HA! Way funny! What was the word?

I hope the paper is well on the way to completion... sounds like it's been a frustrating task.

[slutmuphin]

The word doesn't seem quite so big and impressive this morning so I think I'll remain silent on that. Needless to say, the word had nothing to do with the picture.

[genderwarrior]

[slutmuphin]

Um, there is on my screen. Does it work now?

[genderwarrior]

[grammardog]

I look up TONS of words in the dictionary whether they're complicated words or not... sometimes words I use every day. For example, if someone asked me if I support a certain political party, it would not be uncommon for me to grab the dictionary and look up the word "support". I think you can learn a lot that way.

P.S. Why have you been completely mum on THIS, as if it didn't even happen:

[slutmuphin]

OH MY GOD BECAUSE I DIDN'T SEE IT!

I like to think that Sandra Lee would definitely have admired my semi-homemade cooking efforts! You are sheer MS Paint GENIUS!

I want to print this out and frame it.

[grammardog]

Do it!

I'm glad you like it. I LIKE YOU.

[slutmuphin]

Also, this is the new background on my computer at work.