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Felchy. It's used to indicate something so cool, that normal "appropriate" words wouldn't be fit to describe it. As in, "Oh my God, GTA plus hash is straight up felchy."
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December 16, 2002, 17:25
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Guhmtelfitrickbers. They are creatures; the word was actually created to this final form by TKG, but I was involved too, since I made up the acronym from which the word originates.
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December 16, 2002, 19:12
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In the town I'm from in Upstate New York everyone says the word "Wicked" in place of "very". It has been losing its cool over the last few years but those of us who grew up together still like it.
"Hey, that looks wicked cool."
"I feel wicked tired"
"mmm, this cake is wicked delicious."
I think we all thought we were surfers or something.
When I was living in Tokyo, several of my chinese friends said:
"Okay Nokay?"
It comes from old video games that used to say, in English:
Ok/Nk? It was sort of like a yes or no question. I thought it was fun so I have been using it ever since...
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December 16, 2002, 19:21
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all your base are belong to us!!
main screen turn on!!
someone set us up the bomb!!!
we get signal!!
what you say!!!
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December 16, 2002, 20:05
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Didn't make it up but sabahats is a good one to use
(Striking A Blow a the Heart of The System)
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December 16, 2002, 20:09
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I coined "lurker" and "threadjack".
I can't claim troll
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December 16, 2002, 20:22
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dramastically
if it's not a word it should be!
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December 16, 2002, 20:53
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Originally posted by ayronis
In the town I'm from in Upstate New York everyone says the word "Wicked" in place of "very". It has been losing its cool over the last few years but those of us who grew up together still like it.
"Hey, that looks wicked cool."
"I feel wicked tired"
"mmm, this cake is wicked delicious."
I think we all thought we were surfers or something.
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They used it in "Good Will Hunting"
'My boy's wicked smaht.."
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December 16, 2002, 21:58
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Originally posted by FNBrown
They used it in "Good Will Hunting"
'My boy's wicked smaht.."
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Thats cool! I think Good Will Hunting takes place in Boston and I have been told that alot of Upstate New York slang comes from Boston - so it would make a lot of sense.
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aštassi kammu naklu ša šumeri ṣullulu akkadű ana šutēšuri ašṭu
"I am able to read texts so sophisticated that the Sumerian is obscure and the Akkadian hard to explain" (King Assurbanipal of Assyria 7th century BC)
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December 16, 2002, 22:53
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i usually create a new class of word by adding F*ck somewhere in the middle, such as "disconf*ckulated" or worse yet; "disconf*ckulamatized." other good ones, "def*ckinbauchery" for when you've been up to no good, or something rather unique "schizled," (pronounced ShEYE-zld) for being screwed out of something...
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December 16, 2002, 22:57
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I just made up the word "cicular" in the thread about who the Democrat nominee will be in 2004. Yay me!
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December 16, 2002, 22:59
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I just made up the word "cicular" in the thread about who the Democrat nominee will be in 2004. Yay me!
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Does "ciRcular" mean anything?
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December 16, 2002, 23:05
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ganked- To take or swipe.
ri-dack-culous-hyperbole of ridiculous
humma-jang-messed up
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December 16, 2002, 23:12
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Originally posted by Tuomerehu
Does "ciRcular" mean anything?
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Circular, yes.
Cicular, no.
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December 16, 2002, 23:13
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Wutangification Station: A place where you are wutangified.
Corpsification: To be made into a corpse.
Trouserified: To have been made into trousers.
Yolst & Lambie: A mixture of toothpaste and warm oatmeal, spread on one's face, thereby making one attractive to members of the opposite sex.
Ghost Ham: The name pretty much says it all.
Schmork: A device created by taking several pieces of plastic and melting them together, often in an empty coffee can partially filled with gasoline.
Schmo Slab: A device created by taking a Schmork and pounding chocolate-chip cookie dough (also known as a "dough slab") onto it.
Glormgilly: A substance that will (among other things) restore your ability to walk through walls, prevent your being transformed into a labrador retriever, and end pumpkin bombardments.
Haunt Gun: A device used to prevent somebody (whom you have recently killed) from haunting you. It must be used within five seconds of the victim's death, otherwise you will go horribly insane two years later when the victim's phantom attacks you while you are happy-go-lucky. The only other way to escape this phantom is to kill yourself, whereby you will be doomed to haunt yourself for all eternity.
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December 16, 2002, 23:31
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originally posted by loinburger
Haunt Gun: A device used to prevent somebody (whom you have recently killed) from haunting you. It must be used within five seconds of the victim's death, otherwise you will go horribly insane two years later when the victim's phantom attacks you while you are happy-go-lucky. The only other way to escape this phantom is to kill yourself, whereby you will be doomed to haunt yourself for all eternity
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i should find one and give it to my freind Kyle. he's been haunted by timmy for quite some time now.
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December 16, 2002, 23:43
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In the town I'm from in Upstate New York everyone says the word "Wicked" in place of "very". It has been losing its cool over the last few years but those of us who grew up together still like it.
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Thats a Maine thing too. We say "wicked" in Maine all the time. It is probably an all around New England thing.
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December 16, 2002, 23:48
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Strangly enough, everyone here in Buffalo thinks I'm very strange for saying "wicked."
Thinking about it now, I find it a little strange they think this becuase the Buffalo accent shares a lot linguistically with the Boston accent... but I guess accents and slang are communicated seperately...
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December 17, 2002, 00:45
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"Wicked" was big in California about 20 years ago. It was the natural successor to "bad." Wasn't there a line in the 60's song Leader of the Pack: "Eh, he's good bad, but he's not evil."
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December 17, 2002, 01:07
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stizen (pronounced "sty zen") was mine, as was flizno, carecoddle, tump, and geedles.
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December 17, 2002, 10:26
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OOOh..I didnt make UP this word....but I started using "booga's" to describe "ghosts", "spirits", "things that go bump in the night"
my friend has "things" happen at her place...and has for a LOOONG time....these "things" seem to follow her wherever she goes....I tell them they are her "booga's".//now she calls them that
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December 17, 2002, 10:28
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People in nothern california use the word "hella"
hella good
hella hot
hella money
hella fat
hella shitty
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December 17, 2002, 10:35
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oooh gawwd.."hella"
I HAAATE that word
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December 17, 2002, 10:36
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People in nothern california use the word "hella"
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Those annoying morons should be exiled to Hellas!
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December 17, 2002, 12:05
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Cadvert - a televsion car advert
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December 17, 2002, 12:40
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Originally posted by FemmeAdonis
my friend has "things" happen at her place...and has for a LOOONG time....these "things" seem to follow her wherever she goes....I tell them they are her "booga's".//now she calls them that
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Tell her to get a cat. Years ago, a friend of mine told me he had a ghost in the back of his house. Many of his friends told him they had seen him too--a young man, always walking away. Several months later, I asked why he hadn't mentioned the ghost, and he said no one had seen it since he'd gotten his cat.
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December 17, 2002, 18:01
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well she has a chihuahua....*blinks*
i'll tell her though
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