this one's for surreal, warthog and brandon184

[Lemon[H]ead]

thats right folks, a new word must be integrated into the english language:

chund

also we must consider using, as an insult, barry deacon.

thanks, any other words greatly appreciated.

[NeoStarO1]

huh???

Sorely Confused here.

[George VII]

Wasn't "D'oh" added to the dictionary, or was that merely myth?

I think that the word that should be added to our wonderfully terrible language is "Bangorang", but no one seems to agree with me . . . *sniff* . . .

[brandon184]

Hmm.. Interesting observation. But what does it mean? (You can create as many new words as you want, but they gotta mean something. )

As for the Barry Deacon thing... Would it be used in a format such as, "Man, why do you always have to be such a Barry Deacon??"

*shrug*

~ Brandon

[Theophylact]

"Chunder" is an Aussie word for "the Technicolor yawn", for "making love to the lav", for "crying Ruth" -- they drink a lot of lager down under. (I get all these from "The Adventures of Bazza MacKenzie.")

[Knothead]

The British comedian Rowan Atkinson, in a monolog titled "A Warm Welcome" (detailing a welcome speech given by the devil to those newly arrived in Hell):

"And Athiests, do we have any Athiests here? Ah yes, well, you must be feeling a right bunch of chunds by now..."

I still like Knotheads "schnozzle" though forgot what it implies.

[Knothead]

Schnarked : later Knotese: To schnark: blow root beer from ones's schnoz... The description of having forcefully ejected a soft drink nasally after a sudden fit of laughter.
ex: I had to clean my keyboard after I schnarked all over it.

[Brainchild]

Schnarked : later Knotese: To schnark: blow root beer from ones's schnoz... The description of having forcefully ejected a soft drink nasally after a sudden fit of laughter.

or sudden shock

Good word Knot, I like it

Knothead, you just made me schnark! Thankfully, it was a dry schnark. *whew*