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Do you use this word when you can’t think of something’s name? Or do you say, thingamabob, thingy, doohicky, or something else? Which is your favorite?
Could we make up a better word for “unnamed object?”
No Walmart, they are boycott from my life. If I'm traveling and in some small town where Walmart is litteraly the only store in town, I'll use it and pay cash only.
Do you use this word when you can’t think of something’s name? Or do you say, thingamabob, thingy, doohicky, or something else? Which is your favorite?
Could we make up a better word for “unnamed object?”
My SO just points and says "u...mmmm" until I tell her what it is.
There are a couple of phrases about excessive pridefulness that I like.
He/she needs to be "taken down a peg or two"
"Get off your high horse" I think this one is best when the first word is pronounced "Git".
I recently heard a great one that was brand new:
"That family all got too used to eating their prime rib."
It succinctly summed up a family's hubris so well I thought it approached poetry.
An old farmer said it, and I'm sure he just made it up on the spot while we were talking.
Needless to say, the family we were discussing was in deep trouble that they never expected would come. I thought it was brilliant.
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