Tuesday, May 27, 2008

Made-Up Words

Words I've created in the last 24 hours:

Bro-cocious: When you and your bros are trying to agree on something to do, and one or more bros is either: changing their mind often, or is immediately shooting down every idea that is proposed.

Example: Dude, we got tickets to the Broadway revival of "Cats" six weeks ago and now you don't want to go? Quit being so bro-cocious.

Flee-vage: When you can see the lines between a woman's toes in the open top of a shoe.

Example: I would have bought those shoes, but there was fleevage everywhere, and that's gross and weird. I might as well buy sandals.

4 comments:

GMoney said...

Just to clarify, fleevage from sandals is expected and acceptable because it's the nature of that particular type of footwear, the analogous situation being cleavage from a bra or thong; you can't say that a bra shows too much cleavage or a thong too much butt...can you?

Marc in the City said...

That's what I'm saying, that you can't have fleevage in sandles because you see the whole toe. It's like saying, "this shirt has so much cleavage I might as well not wear a shirt!"

But no, in my humble opinion, you cannot have too much cleavage or too much butt.

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GMoney said...

I'm glad we cleared that up.

bdoepker said...

You forgot:
conroused: The state of being aroused by something or some situation not usually cause for arousal.

Example: Was anybody else conroused during the Broadway revival of "Cats"?
Note: To qualify as a state of conrousal the answer from others must always be an emphatic "No!".