Exciting new word? Meh.
LONDON—At least someone is excited about "meh": The expression of indifference or boredom has gained a place in the Collins English Dictionary. Publisher HarperCollins announced Monday that the word had been chosen for inclusion in the dictionary's 30th anniversary edition. The origins of "meh" are murky, but it grew in popularity after being used in a 2001 episode of "The Simpsons" in which Homer suggests a day trip to Bart and Lisa. The children reply "meh" and keep watching TV.
My reaction is somewhat more than 'meh". "Meh++"?
shocked I tell ya, SHOCKED. oh right I do not care about anyone's sexual preference unless the preference is me.
oh right I do not care about anyone's sexual preference unless the preference is me.
What the hell kind of American are you?
Dear Newt:
You married your math teacher. She put you through college and grad school. Then you cheated on her and asked for a divorce when she was in the hospital being treated for ovarian cancer. You had to be sued to pay your children's orthodontist bills. Then you cheated on wife #2.
I think we secular fascists are securely on higher moral ground.
You know, I have been feeling somewhat disenfranchised lately, and I thought it was because of the lack of my people (white Prostestants) being elected into power, but now I realize it must be because I'm a straight Christian.
I am an American who knows how to shoot handguns, rifles, and shotguns. just sayin'.
oh my god, it is so hard being a white well educated protestant. I am so beat down and overlooked.
I have a first world problem on my hands. It involves putting down the laptop and getting out of bed, going into the kitchen, and making dinner out of the food I have in the refrigerator, and how I am struggling to make myself do it.
One of Newt's daughters was rumored to have run the used bookstore across from campus in NC. I don't know if there was any truth to it, but the irony of it serving a very liberal campus was thought quite delicious.
