Funny spelling mistake
 

I was reading a thread on the miata board about clueless parts people and thought that this spelling mistake was fantastic.

I think inferiorate should be a new word. I used to work with a short guy that had a Napoleon complex. I think that would fit him perfectly.

Inferiorate -- IN feer ee or ate v - to make someone with low self-esteem angry via frustration at their own self-perceived impotence. Often corresponds to small pee pees or short guys with Napoleon complex.

I think that you should be etymologically recognizified as the creator of this new word.

I agree, for all intensive purposes.

Had a buddy on the ground in Veeet Nam, said that the little sleep they were able to get was intense.

that guy must be a retart or is it genus?

Hmmm...

Recognizify -- wreck ogg NIZE a fy, v - to give magnified recognition to a worthy recipient. Example: creator of a new important word (often inferiorating the recipient's jezealous peers).

I love this place.

Then there's those short guys with big pee pees and their insufferable Napoleobaloney complexes.

I feel inferiorated all the time. Especially when I talk to the bank.

Further the less, supposebly the banks do that on purpose.

You guys truly embiggen the spirit of the board!

(Stole that one from 'The Simpsons').

This thread is about new words. "Embiggen" is a perfectly cromulent word.

I have an e-mail saved at work that was sent to my entire project a few years ago (about 200 people).

After making a small mistake, this lady sent out an apology, which began with: "Excuse my incontinence..."

Hope it was an e-mail and not soggy hardcopy. :eek:

sounds like the Jim Jefferson vocabulary builder upper

Mazing how many things are mispelled. Irregardless, you can find all sorts of fopas from thither and yarn. I bet if you were to write them up you might win a Pullet Surprise. I can only think of a few to wet your appetite. The problem is, I just eat a whole bunch of my Wifes vitals now I feeling sleepish.

This thread is written very simply and crudly...

"Complexifying"-Donald Rumsfeld

previous manager gave out some recommendations via linkedin

"uses formal and informal decision-making processes to ensure key steak holder approval and buy-in on the planed solution to achieve optimal results"

I never take your contributions for granite.

[QUOTE=svandamme;4253456...and buy-in on the planed solution...[/QUOTE]

Them planed solutions fall mainly on the plain - usually in Spain, right?