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What does that mean?
Ohh its made up.

Im thinking that it could replace the word fantastic. Example: Instead of saying your fantasic you could say your razamatastical! I can see it catching on. lol

If only you said it on tv, but then some celebrity would get the credit by pattoning it.

some celebrity would get the credit by pattoning it.

So I can't see this catching on.

These words remind me of a certain former president...


Heck, maybe his word "recrutments" will catch on in the military.

Or forgotten like everthing in the pages 50 and up in every thread.

Ahh but where bush just cant speak well my words are meant to replace old words with better new onew. I like to think of them as sentence enhancers.

This seems to remind me strangly of another former president.

Whoa! Thats why for 8 years it felt like deja vu.

My favorite made up word is glubhahahehe (g l oo b ha ha he he)

One of my favorite words is antidisestablishmentarianismologist.

Not that I support, study or am involved with antidisestablishmentarianism, disestablishmentariansm, establismentarianism or antiestablishmentarianism, I just like the words because antidisestablishmentarianism probably is the longest non-technical and non-coined word in the English language. I don't know about antidisestablishmentarianismologist.

My new favorite word is omphalos. It's an actualy word. No, really. It's in Ulysses.

Which is a book with too many words. I'm (trying) to read it now. I think I might have to get a study guide for it, something I've never had to do for a book. But I'll try to finish it cold, at least at first. I can figure out the basic plot easily enough, but there are just so many references and puns and...

Anyway... Omhpalos. It's Greek or something. Means... center? Heart? Home? Just trying to pick up on centext clues.

I'd like to point out that antidisestablishmentarianism is a double negative...

I would love to point out you have more posts than me... ">,>