Here’s for you, dibs:
the worthless word for the day is: parvanimity
[fr. L. parvus, little + animus, mind]
/PAR vuh NIM i tee/
the state or quality of having a little or ignoble
mind; pettiness; meanness (opposed to magnanimity)
The Locke quote happened to be attached to an email I got this a.m.
ditto or 4:53 if we are sticking to format here…..
To disagree with three-fourths of the British public is one of the first requisites of sanity.
Oscar Wilde
Its eeaiser to say “Biff you big girl’s blouse” than it is to say “4pm has yellow fever”
It’s so much easier to say, Jester, you knock-kneed twit!
🙂
Used in a sentence:
For him to insist that the rye bread be Parve showed a fair amount of parvanimity.
DIBS when I figured out you were a sex-crazed poofter bon vivant gourmand with a taste for dark meat I thought – “he’s alright”
Ok, ditto…got it.
It’s so much easier to say, Cargar, you saggy tit! than to say, hey 4:00, you’re nuts!
DIBS, that wasn’t sticking to format
Here’s for you, dibs:
the worthless word for the day is: parvanimity
[fr. L. parvus, little + animus, mind]
/PAR vuh NIM i tee/
the state or quality of having a little or ignoble
mind; pettiness; meanness (opposed to magnanimity)
The Locke quote happened to be attached to an email I got this a.m.
Snappy yes, but please stick within the original exemplification to make sure we’re not just being rude. i.e. every should have the format
Its easier to say “Jackal you &*((%$#” than it is to say “B”.
“B” can be omitted for space considerations if necessary.