And the Lacrimae Rerum award goes to... Herbert Hemp!" Yelped the gaucherie MC as he pulled a baroque simulacrum of some demon, the "award". Herbert's face paled, overwhelmed with lassitude and shame, finally working his way out of his seat to slump through the crowd as they pointed, laughed and booed. That's when he fell off the bed and saw he had overslept.
oh i didn't know there was a prize, i would have written you more paragraphs lol!
One of my favorite words. It is so indicative of an ancient time. :)
i have nothing agains jews, but, man, hebrew is such a ugly language!
That looks like something my jewish grandma would say. Shut your shibboleth you little schmuck
I've never been entirely sure of the meaning of this term -- now I know, thanks!
What a strange one
Congrats to D4. What a great paragraph. I find myself becoming increasingly fascinated by the origins of these words now. Thanks.
Ah, gauche, okay! I didn't think I'd get that one, but hurrah indeed.And I love this word so much. Shibboleth. I'm not sure I could use it often, but I had no idea that's what it was called.
re your comment: i don't know why everyone keeps saying that what i wrote is a poem, i don't think it is...just random words while listening to a song lol.if i have enough time, i'll send you a paragraph. and not because there's a book involved. i was just joking.jos xx
Great word. I like the second meaning of the word.
it sounds like it would be a delicious jewish side dish. Yeah can I have some kosher beef with a side of Shibboleth. :D
It sounds kind of snobby!
I like the pronunciation .wav or w/e you've added; and if it's been included in your posts for some time now, well, it's new to me. :>
I need this word. And shibboleth and sabbath arent that far to guess that this could be a hebrew word,isnt it?
Reminds me of custom muslims followed to distinguish real muslims and non-muslims by asking them to cite kalima.
was thinking of using this one later on our essay. haha!
Could be in my top 1000 word list. Good one!
That is a really awesome word and perfectly described me in China. :P
I love the image.
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oh i didn't know there was a prize, i would have written you more paragraphs lol!
One of my favorite words. It is so indicative of an ancient time. :)
i have nothing agains jews, but, man, hebrew is such a ugly language!
That looks like something my jewish grandma would say. Shut your shibboleth you little schmuck
I've never been entirely sure of the meaning of this term -- now I know, thanks!
What a strange one
Congrats to D4. What a great paragraph.
I find myself becoming increasingly fascinated by the origins of these words now. Thanks.
Ah, gauche, okay! I didn't think I'd get that one, but hurrah indeed.
And I love this word so much. Shibboleth. I'm not sure I could use it often, but I had no idea that's what it was called.
re your comment: i don't know why everyone keeps saying that what i wrote is a poem, i don't think it is...just random words while listening to a song lol.
if i have enough time, i'll send you a paragraph. and not because there's a book involved. i was just joking.
jos xx
Great word. I like the second meaning of the word.
it sounds like it would be a delicious jewish side dish. Yeah can I have some kosher beef with a side of Shibboleth. :D
It sounds kind of snobby!
I like the pronunciation .wav or w/e you've added; and if it's been included in your posts for some time now, well, it's new to me. :>
I need this word. And shibboleth and sabbath arent that far to guess that this could be a hebrew word,isnt it?
Reminds me of custom muslims followed to distinguish real muslims and non-muslims by asking them to cite kalima.
was thinking of using this one later on our essay. haha!
Could be in my top 1000 word list. Good one!
That is a really awesome word and perfectly described me in China. :P
I love the image.
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