Favourite funny words. (you'll see ) ^^

Malango · February 2003

Right, I always use words like madam, spiffing, groovy and many more hehe.

But I also love hearing other peoples, e.g

Lina darkstar - phui, dayng (i love the word dayng it makes me smile)
Darth yogi - Yoodles.
Desh - *sigh*, yada yada yada

so what silly (or not) words d'you love

Ardea · February 2003

'Indubitably' - not so much in my written words, but in my speech.

All kinds of antiquated, archaic abbreviations - 'twas, 'twere, 'twould for example. You've probably noticed that.

'Alas', 'Alack' and 'Eheu', teemed together. 'Eheu' is latin for 'alas'. Fun exclamations for use in everyday situations where politeness constrains you from lamenting with stronger language.

If we're talking on a purely third-party basis - words that you admire, but never use - then you can't do much better than

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Malango · February 2003

Ardea
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lol i must say when we chat sometimes we do sound like we're 500 years in the past

and i thought the words on the back of shampoo were long !! !! !!

and no i meant any words , either ones you say your self , or you like other people say .hehe

[edit] curse my spelling and grammar !!.

Ardea · February 2003

Even more words and phrases that are fun to use in general conversation:

o 'I'faith'
o 'I trow'
o 'Gadzooks malarky'
o 'Curses' - (I love saying that! )
o 'Chiz'
o 'Egad'
o 'In accordance to prophecy'
o 't'will'
o 'Sobgoblinatious'

Malango · February 2003

lol I love 'curses' too

and how did I forget your 'gadzooks' !! !! *hangs head in shame*

Locrian · February 2003

I have an unusual tendacy to say "sandwhich" ALOT in real life.

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"Eating a sanwhich."

"No you're not."

"No friggin' sandwhich."

"Why do you say sanwhich so much?"

"Sandwhich RULZ!"

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It comes from a VERY old inside joke.

I also like to say "dip" and "plah" alot.

Desh · February 2003

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*rolls eyes*

Doot de doo...

oldnavy_2k2 · February 2003

what about this term: ?The Watercloset. ?

?it's just a funny word ?

edits typo

Yo-Yo Kirby · February 2003

Arghh!! Stupid double post!

Yo-Yo Kirby · February 2003

Here's some I use frequently:

"Meh."
"Curses!"
"Have you all gone mad!?"
*Shrugs*
"Dang."
"Egad!"
"My good God, what have you done!?"

I'm probaly missing a bunch. I can't remember what I
say a lot anymore.... *Sigh*

Bossy lil Quisty · February 2003

"Abrupt" is so amusing to say! Not as interesting as others...but if you ever see anyone muttering it under their breath continuously, then it's probably me.

Shadow X · February 2003

Googlesnauff not a real word i think, but i use it from time to time
I love it when brits say Bloody or bugger. "Aw bloddy hell" or "Why don't you bugger off!"
Bugger probably isn't spelled right sorry i'm not british

LOL

MonCapitan2002 · February 2003

I like "affirmative". ?
Data used to say it often in ST:TNG and he was my favorite character other than Picard.

The Big Bang · February 2003

I've been using the phrase

"Jesus tap-dancing Christ!"

or sometimes I just start quoting Black Sheep in the middle of a sentence.

Limit limit limit

rooaaaaddss

*hides*

Sin · February 2003

I like to use words like:
Interestinger
Beautifuller
Badder
Gooder
Sphygmomanometer (The thing doctors use to measure blood pressure)
Indeed!
Exactly! (Comes from the "Spontaneous Human Combustion" episode of South Park. "Or else!" 'Or else what?' "Exactly!")
Dickerboob. (German for 'fat boy' )
'Tis
'Twas
Twix
Various other old english archaisms.
Asunder. (I love it when Maechen says it.)

EDIT-Don'tcha just hate how that winking smilie pops up all over the place? There seems to be at least 3 combonations that will make it.

Sin · February 2003

Darn Double posts!
Frickum Frackum.

Anjelika · February 2003

i use often "ouch"
and i like to say: that?s the "duhest" thing...
and also: yumminesco! meaning something extra delicious

Lina Darkstar · February 2003

I rather like "Confound it!"
Also "Mwa...".

Stingray · February 2003

My personal use favorites:

bork (or anything Swedish Chef)
"Somebody get this freakin' duck away from me!"
Engrish
okily dokily (Ned Flanders)
tosser
from whence

There are others I had in mind, mayhaps (there's another) I'll end them in an edit or another reply.

generator · February 2003

my favorites are blimey, crikey, and cheeky. ?i was unaware of the word 'cheeky' until malango said it once. ?or twice. ?

Unknown · February 2003

Not referring to typed text, but speaking IRL I have a habit of saying the phrase "I've got news for you!" ?as in:

"I've got news for you, but baseball is simply THE most boring sport to watch on TV."

I also (and it's rubbed onto my friends BAD) say "werd!" a lot. ?That all started with the episode of the Simpsons where Bart was in a boy band ( Yvan eht noij ) and Justin Timberlake kept saying "werd". ?Funny stuff, too bad I had to use an N'sync reference... Though I guess the simpsons reference kinda cancels it out ya?

Oh well...

::washes his mouth out with soap anyways::

Nanami · February 2003

Chankahrees! Probably not how ya spell it but I rarely write it down on paper or anything. It's Cajun French for ?"knick-knacks" ?or sometimes "treats". Like: " Let's go to the store and get some chankahrees!" Yeah, I'm just a dumbass Cajun.

?Also me and my siblings always seem to attach the word "ass" to everything. Like: "That is some good-ass tea!"

The FireDragon · February 2003

I think that the word cucumber is funny.

Oh, look at that! I'll soon have 500 posts!

Jibrille Tenshi-sama · February 2003

I sometimes tend to use funny/dorky/weird words (when I'm around my family, friends, etc.)

-"Golly jee whiz, skip!" (It's a joke between me and my brother.)
-"Son of a bloody hornets nest!" or "bloody hell"
-"Jeeee" when something doesn't go right.

-I know this isn't in English, but I say "Scheisse" a lot. (Is that spelled right?) It's a German-curse word for "s**t". (I started saying it because my friend from Germany says it a lot.)
And I don't know what other funny words I use...I probably won't remember until later.

Sin · February 2003

I say Scheisse a lot, too. But I usually drop the last 'e'. Scheiss!
And how could I have forgotten Blimey!, Crikey!, and anything else Steve Irwin says.
Ain't she a beaut!?
Now thisis one of the most poisonous snakes in the world. Just one strike and I'd be dead in an instant. Now come on girl. Oh! Ain't she a beaut! OW! Crickey! She bit me! Now I'm gonna go to the hospital before i die as the venom paralyzes my respiratory system, which can be as quick as 40 seconds! Now, tune into next episode where I'll be hunting crocodiles in th..............

Jibrille Tenshi-sama · February 2003

*Laughs* That's funny what you said about Steve Irwin, Sin.
He's crazy. He'll get close to a snake and he'll be, "Aww man, look at this snake.", and then it'll bite him and be attacked to his finger, and he'll say, "Don't worry! It just likes me!" or something funny. Or he'll hug some rabid crocodille and could care less if it almost bit his arm off. I like those nature shows!

oldnavy_2k2 · February 2003

I guess they don't want you in their neighborhood. ?

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(SNL joke...calista flockhart hosting, and a skit with Jimmy Fallon making fun of the crocodile hunter show)

and as long as we're saying funny words that we use personally....sometimes when a convorsation with a few friends becomes quite i say Gibba-laloo in a somewhat squeeky voice..scares the bejeebies outta them

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FF_Freak_4_Life · February 2003

i like saying "gadzooks" in real life, i also like saying "wahoo","hoohah", or my personal favorite,"wahoohah".

Shadow X · February 2003

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Woooo! You're awesome!

OH and I'd like to add Pianist to my list. I don't need to explain that one

maryadavies · February 2003

Funny things that you say..hmm..

Well, sometimes I go FUDGE!! when I get upset.

I also tend to say "right?" way too much, especially when I'm tense.

Darth_yogi · February 2003

For some reason i have a tendency to blurt out the most random of words and phrases.. But these have to be my favourites:
"GAH!"
"Curses!"
"Drat!"
"Pollution"
"*Boing*"
"Jive" <- I love that one!
"Turkey"
"Proposturous!"
"Lunacy!"
"Flib-Jibit"
"Moida"

And heres an irritating inside joke:
"Why has my Daffodilled?"

*Kicks self*

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