He discovered a simple secret to having more energy, turbo-charging his sex drive, and getting a lean, muscular body even Arnold Schwarzenegger would envy.
Once you hear Olivier’s story, you will discover the EXACT thing you need to do to go from sluggish and depressed, to happy and having lots of sex!
Sometimes you know the dictionary probably doesn’t have it right, but all you need is enough bad language to hunt a “correction” (good language) from a fluent speaker.
Text resources (phrasebooks, dictionaries, vocabulary lists, etc) are famous for being misleading (we’ve all probably had the experience of learning “classroom” language that nobody speaks on the street), but if you have a cooperative speaker, and you can “set up” a clear, obvious situation, “misleading” language is just what you need to get things rolling!
Finally! Now you can talk like a Strong Bad! I IN NO WAY OWN STRONG BAD EMAIL OR ANY PART OF THIS CARTOON. For more go to www.homestarrunner.com Video Rating: / 5
Let’s explore the spooky phenomenon of 👻GHOST WORDS👻. They’re the words that made it into the dictionary despite not actually existing. Remember to head to https://squarespace.com/robwords to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using the code “robwords”.
Some ghost words, like foupe, dord and kimes were quickly weeded out. Others remain in use to this day: like tweed, syllabus and gravy.
Be they accidental inventions or deliberate deceptions, you’ll enjoy exploring the weird world of ghost words.
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0:00 Introduction
0:46 What are ghost words?
1:22 FOUPE – Samuel Johnson’s error
2:47 ADVENTINE – Johnson’s second mistake
3:16 The origin of “ghost words”
3:40 ABACOT – The wrong hat
4:14 KIMES – A misreading
4:47 MORSE – Walter Scott misunderstanding
5:35 SQUARESPACE
6:35 DORD – Density confusion
7:49 PHANTOMNATION – Alexander Pope error
9:27 GRAVY – A delicious mistake
10:22 TWEED – Wrong about the river
11:17 SYLLABUS – Cicero slip-up
12:09 ESQUIVALIENCE – A deliberate ruse
13:46 BEWARE!
14:00 Goodbye Video Rating: / 5
Bullshit is a bad word in English, but not very bad. Many English native speakers use it every day. You should not say it, but you should know it.
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