Of all the words that could be the millionth, why did it have to be this one?
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time for everyone to use the word "snarkelfeld" - don't know what it means, but anything to knock off "Web 2.0" :rolleyes:
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time for everyone to use the word "snarkelfeld" - don't know what it means, but anything to knock off "Web 2.0" :rolleyes:
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Steve Mayfield wrote:
the word "snarkelfeld"
I like it - looks like a gestalt kind of thing - as in: "Pundits have commented that the prevailing snarkelfeld dominating the EU elections have left many in doubt over the future of spotty bummed political intrusions in general, and may indicate a radical shift to one side or another, depending, of course, on which side you're on." I mean hey - what else would you call it?
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time for everyone to use the word "snarkelfeld" - don't know what it means, but anything to knock off "Web 2.0" :rolleyes:
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What if everyone here signs up for a Twatter account with the sole purpose of creating Twits that contain the word "snarkelfeld"? Surely we could have this fixed in an hour or two?
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time for everyone to use the word "snarkelfeld" - don't know what it means, but anything to knock off "Web 2.0" :rolleyes:
Steve _________________ I C(++) therefore I am
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What if everyone here signs up for a Twatter account with the sole purpose of creating Twits that contain the word "snarkelfeld"? Surely we could have this fixed in an hour or two?
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Jim Crafton wrote:
What if everyone here signs up for a Twatter account with the sole purpose of creating TwitsTwats
FTFY
Thanks, I forgot for a sec what I was talking about :)
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time for everyone to use the word "snarkelfeld" - don't know what it means, but anything to knock off "Web 2.0" :rolleyes:
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From an older (1990s?) radio ad: Customer: What's a lurtfest? * Waitress: A term we devised to confuse you. * Not sure of the spelling.
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Oh... I heard a news about "Slumdog" is going to be millionth word. anyways both are crappy... :)
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It's not even a word. Notice the space.....
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Christian Graus wrote:
It's not even a word. Notice the space.....
You're making a common mistake. Spaces do not denote the ends of words; they're just a reading/writing aid.
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Nice, and I thought I was the only one who thought it was stupid. Isn't it a bit like saying "Window Cleaner" is a word? How does that work?
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Jim Crafton wrote:
Isn't it a bit like saying "Window Cleaner" is a word? How does that work?
"Window" and "cleaner" are being used as complementary attributive nouns, which means that it's difficult to see which one is acting as the noun, and which attributively as the (perhaps postmodifying) adjective. That makes them a "compound noun" or "phrasal noun", which is grammatically a single word. Next question.
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Thanks, I forgot for a sec what I was talking about :)
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So you were BORN to be on Twatter!
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What does snarkelfeld mean? Google thinks it's German, and Merriam-Webster suggests 'seminal fluid'
Between the idea And the reality Between the motion And the act Falls the Shadow
I suppose it's a matter of taste.
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Jim Crafton wrote:
Isn't it a bit like saying "Window Cleaner" is a word? How does that work?
"Window" and "cleaner" are being used as complementary attributive nouns, which means that it's difficult to see which one is acting as the noun, and which attributively as the (perhaps postmodifying) adjective. That makes them a "compound noun" or "phrasal noun", which is grammatically a single word. Next question.
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Will sheeit. Ya learn something new everyday! :)
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I suppose it's a matter of taste.
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Oh... I heard a news about "Slumdog" is going to be millionth word. anyways both are crappy... :)
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Will sheeit. Ya learn something new everyday! :)
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There's a sandwich bar in Rotterdam which proudly, in huge letters, declares that it serves "EVERYDAY FRESH SANDWICHES". I haven't the heart to tell them that "everyday" means mundane and boring, and that they mean "every day". You used it correctly, though. English grammar is nothing if not boring.
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What does snarkelfeld mean? Google thinks it's German, and Merriam-Webster suggests 'seminal fluid'
Between the idea And the reality Between the motion And the act Falls the Shadow
I went to great lengths to make up a word that didn't exist...the results you saw assumed the word was mispelled...anyway Google now shows results for "snarkelfeld" ... CodeProject posts :-D
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