i meant when i was sick of y ice cream, instead of when i was finished with my sandwich
Here is <u>another</u> word for you : im·be·cile
Pronunciation: 'im-b&-s&l, -"sil
Function: noun
Etymology: French imbécile, n., from adjective, weak, weak-minded, from Latin imbecillus
Date: 1802
1 : a mentally deficient person; especially : a feebleminded person having a mental age of three to seven years and requiring supervision in the performance of routine daily tasks of self-care.
u r so retarted u vocabulary dork!!!! get a life, seriously!!!! dont u have anythin better 2 do then just copie out your pathetic websters dictionnary
".............<I>do n u have anythin better 2 do</I>............"
No t at present. And besides, I like skewering idiots.
Here is another word for you: cre·tin
Pronunciation: 'krE-t&n
Function: noun
Etymology: French crétin, from French dialect cretin, literally, wretch, innocent victim, from Latin christianus Christian
Date: 1779
1 : one afflicted with cretinism
2 : a stupid, vulgar, or insensitive person : CLOD, LOUT
- cre·tin·ous /-t&n-&s/ adjective.
Now, go away, or I shall taunt you again, simpleton.
get a life, seriously!!! o n, i am ok with 1 thing in your defenition: innocent victim!!!!!!!!
Your message reads like something fumbled out by an acerebral teenager, splashing drool onto your monitor screen. But, please keep posting!
The full area of your incredible ignorance is not yet mapped, we are presently only exploring the fringes of that vast expanse, and at least some part of this should be documented for scientific study. To begin the project, your honest answers to a few very simple questions will be helpful, but by no means entirely neccessary. In advance, please let me thank you for your cooperation!
OK - then - ready?
1)When did you begin to be able to gain an upright position, from shambling about on all fours?
2)At what point did you become able to tap out a semblance of language onto the keyboard?
3)Were you cognizant, at some point, of using language other than barking, or grunting, to communicate?
See how easy that was? Well, I don't want to tire you out too soon, so you just sit back (Sit, Spotty, SIT!), relax, and consider another word for you : <B>dull·ard
Pronunciation:</B> 'd&-l&rd
<B>Function:< /B> noun
<b>Date:</B> 15th century
: a stupid or unimaginative person.
As soon as you've rested that papuliferous noggin of yours, we can begin again!
oh my god!!! you are so weird!!!!! what did you not get in: get a life??
<i>"R-r-rrrrrrrrrraaaaaaaooooooook!!!!! - getta life! -getta life! - Gedda Life! - - - Kracker? A-a-a-aaaaarrrrrrrrrrkkkkk!!!!!!!"< ;/I>
-Following its familiar, predictable and inane outburst, the parrot moved slightly on its feces encrusted perch, scratched its cloaca with its beak, then continued its mindless harangue -
<i>"R-rrraaaaaaaaaaaaoooooooo ooo!!!!! - - getta life! -gedda life!!!!! - - Kracker?!? -Kracker?!!!!!? - - Getta Life!"</I>
- Clearly, this was all the repertoire of tired cliches and hackneyed platitudes the rather feeble minded bird brain had. An old sheet was thrown over the cage, the light was turned off, and the sub-par parrot was instantly forgotten.
Another word for you : <B>in·sip·id</B> Pronunciation: in-'si-p&d
<B>Function:</B> adjective
<B>Etymology:</B> French & Late Latin; French insipide, from Late Latin insipidus, from Latin in- + sapidus savory, from sapere to taste -more at SAGE
<B>Date:</B> 1609
1 : lacking taste or savor : <B>TASTELESS</B>
2 : lacking in qualities that interest, stimulate, or challenge : <B>DULL, FLAT</B>
- in·si·pid·i&midd ot;ty /"in-s&-'pi-d&-tE/ noun
- in·sip·id·ly /in-'si-p&d-lE/ adverb
synonyms <B>INSIPID, VAPID, FLAT, JEJUNE, BANAL, INANE</B> mean devoid of qualities that make for spirit and character. <B>INSIPID implies a lack of sufficient taste or savor to please or interest <an insipid romance with platitudes on every page>. <B>VAPID<B/> suggests a lack of liveliness, force, or spirit <an exciting story given a vapid treatment>. <B>FLAT</B> applies to things that have lost their sparkle or zest <although well-regarded in its day, the novel now seems flat>. <B>JEJUNE</B> suggests a lack of rewarding or satisfying substance <a jejune and gassy speech>. <B>BANAL</B> stresses the complete absence of freshness, novelty, or immediacy <a banal tale of unrequited love>. <B>INANE<B/> implies a lack of any significant or convincing quality <an inane interpretation of the play>. </B>
answer to:arrrk, geda life....
lent me give YOU a defenition for a change:
retarded (baseicly, YOU!!!!!!!!!)
Middle English retarden, from Old French retarder, from Latin retardre : re-, re- + tardre, to delay (from tardus, slow).]To be delayed.Main Entry: re·tard
Pronunciation: ri-'tärd
Function: transitive verb
: to slow up especially by preventing or hindering advance or development <a treatment regimen to retard aging>
who often is on drugs, and in your case, who smokes marihuana and vocabulary.
Your attempt at intellectual <I>riposte</I> is well below pathetic.
I have already concluded that your intelligence is pulp; next to you a box of rocks seems quick-witted.
You are living proof that some people are simply too stupid to be insulted.
Here is another word for you: <B>featherbrain</B>
feath·er·brain
Pronun ciation: -"brAn
Function: noun
Date: 1839
: a foolish scatterbrained person
- feath·er·brained /-"brAnd/ adjective
It is just too bad I can't charge you for the education you are getting.
I am somewhat amused Mr. Webster /Collins or whatever. I am also curious as to your nationality. British perhaps?
I am somewhat amused Mr. Webster /Collins or whatever. I am also curious as to your nationality. British perhaps?
