Het woord van de semi-anually-once-in-a-while-update.

Sinds Matti ook z'n eigen thread heeft, vind ik het wel een tijd om jullie op de hoogte te brengen van mijn Maxime-dictionary. Dus: het Woord vd Week! (although, "word"is only chosen because of alliteration, phrases, sentences, anything goes in the dictionary of Maxime)

Eerste woord: OM NOM NOM.
1. Said when something's utterly delicious. Of course, this can only be said whilst chewing on said utterly delicious food. Thus, it has limited use.
2. Used in macros. Especially used in Interpol macros to express one's gratitude towards their handsomeness and awesomeness.
3. Derivatives: HAM NAM NAM

HAM NAM NAM!^^

AGREED.

So, the phrase of this week has become:

AKWATURTLE:
1. Only valid when accompagnied with an interesting sign; one puts the palm of his right hand onto the back of his left hand and then turns one's thumbs backwards, in a "swimming" motion.
2. Only valid when used in really akward situations.
3. The Akwaturtle is a handy sign that can be used when one feels he (or she) is in a very akward situation. Perhaps, by signalling the Akwaturtle to one of his (or her) friends, said person might help one from the akward situation. Perhaps not. Either way, the Akwaturtle remains cool as ever.
Be smart; use it.

Yesh:

1. A form of 'yes', which has the exact same meaning, but is often used in informal language.
2. 'Yesh' is used in situations which are often not very serious.
3. 'Yesh' can be used to create a certain form of humourism.
4. It is generally known that along with 'yesh', the word 'yoo' can be used, usually in the same sentence. 'Yoo' is again a different form of the word 'you'.
5. 'Yesh' has one other meaning, it is also a dish from Dinmark (note: Dinmark is not Denmark) that consists of pig liver, cow kidneys and hyena lungs. The dish is often decorated with a salad. Not only is it popular in Dinmark, but also in Nurway and Swiden. The Fennish and Ecelandic people don't really seem to like it for it's somewhat 'different' flavour, they are the exceptions of the Scondinovion countries.

I am very sorry to disappoint you, Matti, but the word of the week is MAH thread (make your own! Then there are 2 words of the weeks=double the fun!)
So yeah, like, I dunno... REMOVE!
xD

And now, for something completely different, the REAL word of the week in Maxime's dictionary:

EINDBAAS.
Oorspronkelijk gebruikt voor het aanduiden van de laatste "evil bastard" die men moest verslaan in een (video-)spelletje om dit spel uit te spelen, tegenwoordig een benaming voor mensen die iets minder gezegend zijn met good looks: net als een eindbaas uit een spelletje zijn "eindbazen" dik, groot en (FUCKIN) lelijk.
Gebruik:
"Jezus, kijk haar, wat een eindbaas" kan worden gebruikt in plaats van het iets beledigender "Jezus, kijk haar, wat is zij dik, groot en lelijk", aangezien het onderwerp van deze uitroep bij het eerste niet weet wat ermee wordt bedoeld.

So I cannot post my own words....

You dissapoint me...

Ok, the word of this week has become...

MAYHAPS
1. Derivative from "maybe" and "perhaps", MAYHAPS is double as insecure as "maybe" or "perhaps" would indicate.
2. Only used when one is really really really unsure whether he/she will do something: Mayhaps I'll come to your partai.

You're really really unsure about coming to my party?

Matti schreef:

Yesh:

1. A form of 'yes', which has the exact same meaning, but is often used in informal language.
2. 'Yesh' is used in situations which are often not very serious.
3. 'Yesh' can be used to create a certain form of humourism.
4. It is generally known that along with 'yesh', the word 'yoo' can be used, usually in the same sentence. 'Yoo' is again a different form of the word 'you'.
5. 'Yesh' has one other meaning, it is also a dish from Dinmark (note: Dinmark is not Denmark) that consists of pig liver, cow kidneys and hyena lungs. The dish is often decorated with a salad. Not only is it popular in Dinmark, but also in Nurway and Swiden. The Fennish and Ecelandic people don't really seem to like it for it's somewhat 'different' flavour, they are the exceptions of the Scondinovion countries.

you killed me, when i read the first 'dinmark' i actually believed you.

i'll start using 'eindbaas', ifi'm allowed to...

Haha, someone else payed attention to the only word that I will ever post here!

Well, mayhaps is cool. But what about Perbe? Mayper? Permay? xD

Het woord van deze week:
OH SNAP. (ik heb al heel wat weekjes overgeslagen...xD)
1. Uitroep, gebruikt als men iets vergeten is, of als de situatie gewoon schreeuwt om een uitroep + bijbehorend gebaar (nl. de knip met de vingers en de armbeweging)

Whaddabouttehwordoftehweek? oO

Indeed... What haz heppnd to du wurd of ze wiek???

Misschien dekt deze titel de lading wat beter

Dit keer:
HARD.
1. Gebruikt om een object te omschrijven dat niet zacht is:
aambeeld, baksteen, stukberg, traptreden, stoeprand, plexiglas, appelflap, puddingbroodje, eclair, 1 gig, 2 gig, terrabyte, moerstaal, kankermoer, staalborstel, stuk ijzer, stuk lood, plutonium, zachtgekookt, hardgekookt, uitgekookt, entourage, maquilage, faffiage, deutsch Marks, b francs, florijnen... etc.

SMUGLINESS.
(from smug/ugliness)
1. Being so smug about something it becomes a very negative character trait, hence the combination smug-ugly. One is so smug they have become ugly.
f.e.
"My god you are being so smug about this! You're smugly!"

wanneer is er een feesje ??
das egt zo fasantastic