The fall snark thread

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The latest sons of anarchy episode was pretty crazy. In a good way though.


Snark.
 
Word of the day

WAYLAY
way·lay
ˈwāˌlā/Submit
verb
1.
stop or interrupt (someone) and detain them in conversation or trouble them in some other way.
"he waylaid me on the stairs"

1. To lie in wait for and attack from ambush.
2. To accost or intercept unexpectedly.
 
When I went to make lunch today, everything seemed to be down to 1 each.. I ended up making a quesadilla using 1 8" flour tortilla, 1 6" corn tortilla, 1 slice each of pepper jack cheese, provolone, American and sharp cheddar, 1/2 inch chunk of a jalapeno chopped up, some onion powder (no onion in the pantry), chili powder, black pepper and a slice of turkey ham. Dipped it in homemade picante sauce. Wasn't bad. Needed more onion and maybe some bell peppers too.
 
Word of the day 2

frenetic
fre·net·ic
frəˈnetik/Submit
adjective
1.fast and energetic in a rather wild and uncontrolled way.
"a frenetic pace of activity"
 
This time they came from the PIF thread, from others posts.

I always get them from random places, just words i see during the day that i didnt know.
 
nutritious and dee-licious.
taste like chicken!
(fishy chicken, but still............ chicken)
 
Psyop said:
I think he might be stoned
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I was just wondering. I am always checking on words and what they mean after talking to a friend that is a tenured english professor at Northwestern. She says words when I'm practicing interpreting to make me just stop and look at her. It's a game to her. It's actually REALLY helped out with my interpreting.
 
CB - I'm sure this was answered in some old thread somewhere, but what are you an interpreter for? ASL or something else like languages at the local ER when tourists get hurt or what?
 
zzyzzogeton said:
CB - I'm sure this was answered in some old thread somewhere, but what are you an interpreter for? ASL or something else like languages at the local ER when tourists get hurt or what?
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Yup, asl. I actually do a lot of ER and surgical interpreting.
 
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