smart-guy words

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stackmatic wrote:
Bradley R. Weissenberger wrote:
slowriot wrote:
Bradley R. Weissenberger wrote:
slowriot wrote:avuncular
decadent
ostentatious
dilapidated
moribund
despondent
indignant
rapacious

I believe that each of these words has appeared in at least one Silkworm song.

don't draw and quarter me, but i've only listened to italian platnum. is that actually true that they use them all, if so, awesome.

That was a joke made at the expense of literate rock band Silkworm.

And it was a pretty good joke at that!

A damn supereminent joke.

(really I just wanted to add to the layers of quotes within quotes)

I say!

smart-guy words

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toomanyhelicopters wrote: i've been trying to use "modicum" at least once every couple minutes.


that reminds me of that kids in the hall skit where bruce mccullock gets a talking to from his boss for using the word 'ascertain' too much. it was no 'girl drink drunk' but it was funny.

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Eclectic, palette, rivulet and gloaming...
Have, are and always will be my go-to words for when I've had the prescribed amount to drink in order to deal with the eclectic mix of morons at any given social gathering that includes:
Couples 'shopping for a new condo', couples 'shopping for a new Volvo', couples living beyond their means but still manage to put up a seemingly believable materialistic facade, couples insisting for your reassurance of how great of a couple they make, couples whispering about other couples while their away from the table, couples engaged in a heated game of Scruples/Jenga/Pictionary or Princetonopoly, couples fawning over a series of 2" x 2" wallet-warped baby pictures, couples arguing about who made who late for such-and-such's wedding in L.A. last weekend, couples asking advice on which color to paint the window trim in the bathroom, couples making out in front of the other couple who's having problems, couples who bitch about how trying it's been to plan their wedding, couples asking me 'how things are going' while at a sporting event, couples asking advice about where they should go on their honeymoon, couples who argue over which pet's better - the cat or the dog, couples who insist that thier 'how we met' story is so important that they insist on turning the music down... and couples who cut down the single people who were polite enough to show, but decided to leave early in search of the two hours they lost being polite enough to show up to a couples-saturated get-together.

I always like to say at some point, after .05 - .07 in the bloodwork, to the couples who like to insinuate that they got it much better than my girlfriend and me, "Have you been to Galena? Oh, you must go. It's such an eclectic palette of tourist, locals and quaint antique shops. You guys would love it. And you gotta' get a picture taken of the two of you on the bridge over the town's rivulet in the gloaming - trust me - it'll make the perfect Christmas card."

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Words eh? I use words quite regularly. They come in handy for speaking.

esoteric
demonstrative
epistemologically

Try this....

Epistemologically speaking, the esoteric nature of this experiment is demonstrative to a certain extent in so far as that one could prove beyond all reasonable doubt that although large words can make one sound important and educated, they usually just confuse the fuck out of the issue!!!

I swear that was a freestyle....
Hoof Hearted, Ice Melt It.

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Oh yeah, that guy from At the Drive-In/Mars Volta is a total "smart-guy." Not since Rage Against the Machines' battle anthem: "they're droppin bombs on my moms, whatcha gonna do?" has a thesaurus been so hilariously overworked.

From what I could understand from the Inertiatic ESP single
ex 1:
"it's musk was fecal in origin"
read:stinky.

ex 2:
"I am of pock-marked shapes, the vermin you need to loathe"
read: you hate me cause I'm a zitty rat-boy.


I guess the point is....

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Maurice wrote:Oh, man. Yeah, I got a look at the Mars Volta EP lyric sheet once, and it did have that distinct "my first thesaurus" aroma about it.


This is so true. The first line from the first lyric I saw on their website:

"You must have been phlegmatic in stature"

I wonder if they are a good band? I'm curious about them. I'm going to post a crap/not crap about them, if it doesn't already exist.

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