Diminutive abstractions more often than not…

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1. Name Required

   July 23, 2010 at 11:22 am | ∞

   

   Like the fact that you hate your readers/members and followers but to hide that small fact you made up a whole web site and a few social network addons to pick on them without their getting it? Nice :)
2. nightingale801

   July 23, 2010 at 11:57 am | ∞

   

   :D In other words I just experienced how a((once upon a time)) investigative question that is actually an answer in disguise can become a statement with elegant breathtaking accentuation like when the clock stops and begins at the end of the last letter . . . and if I get it right you ‘ll have to touch your lips, exercise your facial muscles a lot hm hold on I might*song of crickets* remember the linguistic term hm no need to I can with outmost certainty claim that if you read out loud these words you ‘ll have a happy mouth, lips, cheekbones etc and if I was Dumbo and large flapping ears:p :D :)
3. D

   July 23, 2010 at 2:07 pm | ∞

   

   This was part of the post that got left out by mistake :

   – Diminutive – A word form expressing smallness or youth; Very small.
   – Incognito – with your identity concealed.
   – Confabulate – unconsciously replace fact with fantasy in one’s memory.
   – Ponderous – Clumsy and unwieldy because of its weight; Extremely dull or boring; Slow and heavy.
   • nightingale801

     July 23, 2010 at 3:12 pm | ∞

     

     D looks like a blind smiley, Here –> :D See?
   • a literate

     July 23, 2010 at 5:06 pm | ∞

     

     OMG, someone with the power to define words? Thankfully our “D” hero exists, now we can all read this instead of being mired in it’s crypt.
   • D

     July 23, 2010 at 5:15 pm | ∞

     

     @nightingale801 : You’re a lifesaver.
     @a literate : haha, np, you can count on me my friend.