Funny spelling mistake

[masraum]

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

I AM a PARTS pusher :P. First to answer a question, that elctronic catalog is easly fooled, you do NOT have to enter the engine size. But it is done to CYA. And being a parts guy it inferiorates me to no end to go into a Kragens or even another dealer ship and have to show them how to do there job.

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.

[DARISC]

Originally Posted by masraum

I think inferiorate should be a new word.

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.

[the]

Originally Posted by DARISC

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

I agree, for all intensive purposes.

[DARISC]

Originally Posted by the

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.

[TerryH]

that guy must be a retart or is it genus?

[DARISC]

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).

[masraum]

I love this place.

[DARISC]

Originally Posted by masraum

Often corresponds to small pee pees or short guys with Napoleon complex.

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

[Bill Douglas]

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

[gassy]

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

[Paul K]

You guys truly embiggen the spirit of the board!

(Stole that one from 'The Simpsons').

[billwagnon]

You guys truly embiggen the spirit of the board!

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

[legion]

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..."

[DARISC]

Originally Posted by legion

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.

[looneybin]

sounds like the Jim Jefferson vocabulary builder upper

[M.D. Holloway]

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...

[HardDrive]

"Complexifying"-Donald Rumsfeld

[svandamme]

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"

[kstar]

Originally Posted by the

I agree, for all intensive purposes.

I never take your contributions for granite.

[DARISC]

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

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