Thursday, July 23, 2015

Back to the brain and various aspects of pink mice

however my brain works it treats its own coded language.

I was about to do some paste work I looked this past the title to the first sentence. However my brain works it creates its own code, so to speak.

Out there are a bunch of other mistakes be found in this document and I’m going to let you people feel free range but remember I think olives are fantastic to you might tell the barber reach for the scissors because I have an ice pick in hand.

That’s why it’s hard to follow or track meet in some directions.

To prepare a word I said, I needed to prepare a word that the English youth would understand.
I did not ask the English youth stepped onto the playing field, somehow develop the skill to do it.
This may give the Prime Minister some troubling news I would say it’s about time!

Anyway I would call the dreams somewhat light as of today but a few things did circle and it came back around to women and English youth. Somehow these things are interconnected.

So I said, let’s compare different kind of lecture let’s call it something that the Prime Minister can handle, let’s call it the type of news programming for the British youth.

Immediately an idea form and so did concept for a new news program that would be a new news program I don’t know maybe that is how it works.
Needed to use a slang word used in Britain but not so much here in America. Or possibly Antarctica thing upon how you one look at this thing.

So I went to the computer and using my hands I typed word that I thought was slang, I did a Google search the following parameters, (English Slag) thinking this was how you spelled the word slang. Of course I’d misspelled it but my brain did this wonderful track of jumping in the middle of something that actually fits and works with the whole schematic.

Magical powers of dyslexia!

And today I have the opportunity to go classical in terms of high ground and give you proper footnotes.

For I jump right in I need to tell you what the name of the news program is, someone may have already use this or be using it if so will have to act like some type of military device.

The new news program is called “The Wanking News Hour” with your host Black T. Ness.

My goodness, that does look formal when written down.


One other sidebar, I don’t want the British to get to big headed of this new programming our so this program types English this way. And I use my hands I’m trying to find British slang I type it this way.

Alright this is the first cut and pasteAs you can see we have spatial dynamic issues...This means I now get to work with some other box and move from box to box to get words on this page...

What's blame it on Canada said let us blame it on Canada doesn't even type correction correctly

When in doubt start feeding them graphics

Google may be offended because not giving the classical style footnote as you will see with the other clippings, don't have to do this Google because I put your magic in the image itself.



For you people who do not know Londoners, trust me, you need to keep them in check that’s why I always keep things base. In the lowercase. The joys of correcting own language.
slang


One more colorful slang term I gleaned from the British movie I recently watched is slag. In the movie, it was used in curses like, "Fuck-ing dogs! Slags." "Right slag, that one."

Now I know via dictionaries that slag means "a loose, promiscuous woman." But there are multiple slang terms for such a woman in American English that have varying levels of vulgarity -- here's how I would rank a couple of them, from least to greatest in vulgarity:

skank < slut < ho < bitch < cunt

So where does slag fit on this spectrum? Of course, I imagine you'd never hear it on proper television, but is slag barely elided over when someone goofs and says it, kind of how the word bitch is in American English?



Here I try to research word I’m looking for and the Internet dictionary Ashley and unusual question asks me and unusual question and I’m to decide whether or not I’m a rabbit.

Out I need to proceed to the next definition I said now I need to proceed to the next definition of I would rather remain a rabbit and verify my human status.

Nevertheless or science will give up my rabbit Hood and embrace my humanity.

To hop or not too hop


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Q: Where does the word “wankers” come from?
The term wanker is derived from the verb wank in the sense of to masturbate. However, neither the OED nor Etymonline can trace it further back than that: both claim it is of “obscure origin … ”, which just means they don’t know. As with my question on snogging, this term seems to have come into vogue around the mid-20th century, but nobody knows where or how it started. So where does the verb to wank come from? …
asked Dec 19 '13 by tchrist

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A: Where does the word “wankers” come from?
The German verb "wanken" means "to go back and forth." That seems to describe the British word "wank," which means "to go back and forth" below one's belt. …
answered Jul 16 '14 by Tom Au

A: What is the term describing someone who has interest in only a narrow field, and nothing else?
How about a "wonk": wonk noun \ˈwäŋk, ˈwȯŋk\ : a person who knows a lot about the details of a particular field (such as politics) and often talks a lot about that subject
answered Mar 4 '14 by Andy

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A: Are -er insults a British phenomenon?
I think mickeyf has hit the nail on the head here. These insults end in -er because that is how you take a verb and turn it into a noun. Like farm -> farmer, wank -> wanker, fuck -> fucker …
answered May 17 '11 by Kit Z. Fox




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