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Deadpool 2 (Very funny 😁)
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Indeed! Just as good as the first one :-)0
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steve2310mt wrote: »Deadpool 2 (Very funny 😁)
For all the impulsive flamboyance of Deadpool's patter, the liberating power of personal virtue, and the disinhibiting promise of second chances, "Deadpool 2" feels narrowly impersonal and oppressively unfree.0 -
steve2310mt wrote: »Deadpool 2 (Very funny 😁)
For all the impulsive flamboyance of Deadpool's patter, the liberating power of personal virtue, and the disinhibiting promise of second chances, "Deadpool 2" feels narrowly impersonal and oppressively unfree.
You have one of those "word of the day" calendars, don't you?1 -
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rickswifey83 wrote: »steve2310mt wrote: »Deadpool 2 (Very funny 😁)
For all the impulsive flamboyance of Deadpool's patter, the liberating power of personal virtue, and the disinhibiting promise of second chances, "Deadpool 2" feels narrowly impersonal and oppressively unfree.
You are vocabulary goals
I quoted that.
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Cameron_1969 wrote: »steve2310mt wrote: »Deadpool 2 (Very funny 😁)
For all the impulsive flamboyance of Deadpool's patter, the liberating power of personal virtue, and the disinhibiting promise of second chances, "Deadpool 2" feels narrowly impersonal and oppressively unfree.
You have one of those "word of the day" calendars, don't you?
No, I have google which works even better.
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rickswifey83 wrote: »steve2310mt wrote: »Deadpool 2 (Very funny 😁)
For all the impulsive flamboyance of Deadpool's patter, the liberating power of personal virtue, and the disinhibiting promise of second chances, "Deadpool 2" feels narrowly impersonal and oppressively unfree.
You are vocabulary goals
I quoted that.
If that was a legitimate reviewer, then he's a narcissistic fool. . (or he has a word-of-the-day calendar).0 -
Cameron_1969 wrote: »rickswifey83 wrote: »steve2310mt wrote: »Deadpool 2 (Very funny 😁)
For all the impulsive flamboyance of Deadpool's patter, the liberating power of personal virtue, and the disinhibiting promise of second chances, "Deadpool 2" feels narrowly impersonal and oppressively unfree.
You are vocabulary goals
I quoted that.
If that was a legitimate reviewer, then he's a narcissistic fool. . (or he has a word-of-the-day calendar).
I haven't even seen Deadpool 2 yet. I want to.
“Deadpool 2,” Reviewed: A Deadening Sequel That Feels like Simulacrum
By Richard Brody of The New Yorker
https://www.newyorker.com/culture/richard-brody/deadpool-2-a-deadening-sequel-that-feels-like-simulacrum0 -
Cameron_1969 wrote: »rickswifey83 wrote: »steve2310mt wrote: »Deadpool 2 (Very funny 😁)
For all the impulsive flamboyance of Deadpool's patter, the liberating power of personal virtue, and the disinhibiting promise of second chances, "Deadpool 2" feels narrowly impersonal and oppressively unfree.
You are vocabulary goals
I quoted that.
If that was a legitimate reviewer, then he's a narcissistic fool. . (or he has a word-of-the-day calendar).
I haven't even seen Deadpool 2 yet. I want to.
“Deadpool 2,” Reviewed: A Deadening Sequel That Feels like Simulacrum
By Richard Brody of The New Yorker
Yep. . a narcissistic fool with a thesaurus . .0 -
Cameron_1969 wrote: »Cameron_1969 wrote: »rickswifey83 wrote: »steve2310mt wrote: »Deadpool 2 (Very funny 😁)
For all the impulsive flamboyance of Deadpool's patter, the liberating power of personal virtue, and the disinhibiting promise of second chances, "Deadpool 2" feels narrowly impersonal and oppressively unfree.
You are vocabulary goals
I quoted that.
If that was a legitimate reviewer, then he's a narcissistic fool. . (or he has a word-of-the-day calendar).
I haven't even seen Deadpool 2 yet. I want to.
“Deadpool 2,” Reviewed: A Deadening Sequel That Feels like Simulacrum
By Richard Brody of The New Yorker
Yep. . a narcissistic fool with a thesaurus . .
But he said Simulacrum.... so he must be smart.0 -
Cameron_1969 wrote: »Cameron_1969 wrote: »rickswifey83 wrote: »steve2310mt wrote: »Deadpool 2 (Very funny 😁)
For all the impulsive flamboyance of Deadpool's patter, the liberating power of personal virtue, and the disinhibiting promise of second chances, "Deadpool 2" feels narrowly impersonal and oppressively unfree.
You are vocabulary goals
I quoted that.
If that was a legitimate reviewer, then he's a narcissistic fool. . (or he has a word-of-the-day calendar).
I haven't even seen Deadpool 2 yet. I want to.
“Deadpool 2,” Reviewed: A Deadening Sequel That Feels like Simulacrum
By Richard Brody of The New Yorker
Yep. . a narcissistic fool with a thesaurus . .
But he said Simulacrum.... so he must be smart.
My lexicon is fairly robust, but what the F*** is a Simulacrum! .I'm not even gonna look it up, because if I ever used that in conversation I would want you to punch me.2 -
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Cameron_1969 wrote: »Cameron_1969 wrote: »Cameron_1969 wrote: »rickswifey83 wrote: »steve2310mt wrote: »Deadpool 2 (Very funny 😁)
For all the impulsive flamboyance of Deadpool's patter, the liberating power of personal virtue, and the disinhibiting promise of second chances, "Deadpool 2" feels narrowly impersonal and oppressively unfree.
You are vocabulary goals
I quoted that.
If that was a legitimate reviewer, then he's a narcissistic fool. . (or he has a word-of-the-day calendar).
I haven't even seen Deadpool 2 yet. I want to.
“Deadpool 2,” Reviewed: A Deadening Sequel That Feels like Simulacrum
By Richard Brody of The New Yorker
Yep. . a narcissistic fool with a thesaurus . .
But he said Simulacrum.... so he must be smart.
My lexicon is fairly robust, but what the F*** is a Simulacrum! .I'm not even gonna look it up, because if I ever used that in conversation I would want you to punch me.
sim·u·la·crum
noun
an image or representation of someone or something.
"a small-scale simulacrum of a skyscraper"
an unsatisfactory imitation or substitute.
"a bland simulacrum of American soul music"
That being said, how is Deadpool an imitation of itself?0 -
rickswifey83 wrote: »That word is just pretentious (simulacrum) We should have a word of the day thread...Cee's word of the day
Me not know many words.
Also there might have been one. But I am tempted to start one now.2 -
Cameron_1969 wrote: »Cameron_1969 wrote: »Cameron_1969 wrote: »rickswifey83 wrote: »steve2310mt wrote: »Deadpool 2 (Very funny 😁)
For all the impulsive flamboyance of Deadpool's patter, the liberating power of personal virtue, and the disinhibiting promise of second chances, "Deadpool 2" feels narrowly impersonal and oppressively unfree.
You are vocabulary goals
I quoted that.
If that was a legitimate reviewer, then he's a narcissistic fool. . (or he has a word-of-the-day calendar).
I haven't even seen Deadpool 2 yet. I want to.
“Deadpool 2,” Reviewed: A Deadening Sequel That Feels like Simulacrum
By Richard Brody of The New Yorker
Yep. . a narcissistic fool with a thesaurus . .
But he said Simulacrum.... so he must be smart.
My lexicon is fairly robust, but what the F*** is a Simulacrum! .I'm not even gonna look it up, because if I ever used that in conversation I would want you to punch me.
sim·u·la·crum
noun
an image or representation of someone or something.
"a small-scale simulacrum of a skyscraper"
an unsatisfactory imitation or substitute.
"a bland simulacrum of American soul music"
That being said, how is Deadpool an imitation of itself?
His word of the day calendar does not include definitions. He must have the Simulacrum of a real word of the day calendar.
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rickswifey83 wrote: »That word is just pretentious (simulacrum) We should have a word of the day thread...Cee's word of the day
Me not know many words.
Also there might have been one. But I am tempted to start one now.
I think you just did.
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Diphthong
diph·thong
noun
a sound formed by the combination of two vowels in a single syllable, in which the sound begins as one vowel and moves toward another (as in coin, loud, and side ).
a digraph representing the sound of a diphthong or single vowel (as in feat ).
a compound vowel character; a ligature (such as æ ).0 -
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rickswifey83 wrote: »Diphthong
diph·thong
noun
a sound formed by the combination of two vowels in a single syllable, in which the sound begins as one vowel and moves toward another (as in coin, loud, and side ).
a digraph representing the sound of a diphthong or single vowel (as in feat ).
a compound vowel character; a ligature (such as æ ).
hmmmm.....not sure about using this one....
Look at the diphthong on that word, best one I have heard yet!
Bumfuzzle
Bumfuzzle means "to confuse or fluster." It's a word from the southern U.S. Definitely a regionalism, this word is less popular (but much more hilarious) than some of it's counterparts like befuddle or bewilder. And, to confuse people even more, consider naming your puppy bumfuzzle. “Bumfuzzle! Come here, boy!” That's sure to turn some heads at the dog park.0 -
Defenestrate: To throw out of a window. . e.g. I defenestrated that ho when I caught her playing my x-box.0
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I am Bumfuzzled by this conversation lol0
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