Impact Alberto wrote:I absolutely hate physical contact.
With all due respect -- if I were ever to meet you in person, I'd make it a point to not even shake your hand, then. ^_~ (Please take no offense to that... ^_^; )
Impact Alberto wrote:I absolutely hate physical contact.
CDLviking wrote:I would make a Carmelite joke right here, but I'm sure that I'd be the only one to get it.
I'm starting an anti-hug-faction. Boo on physical contact! Hugging should only be after you're married. : P
ShiroiHikari wrote:must...not...comment. must...be...nice!
dragonshimmer wrote:Not necessarily.I would make a Carmelite joke right here, but I'm sure that I'd be the only one to get it.
EireWolf wrote:I remember when I went away to college, I really started to miss hugs after a few weeks. I didn't know anyone, at least not well enough to hug yet. One day, my Resident Assistant (sort of like a House Mother, but a peer) gave me a hug, and I almost cried right there. It was so nice to have human contact, like a drink of fresh rainwater after a long drought.
EireWolf wrote:I'm all for hugs, unless I don't know you, or distrust you, or you seem... wonky.
uc pseudonym wrote:That word is gaining popular acceptance... do you know what this means? Inclusion in dictionaries, and along with it word forms. "Wonky" is an adjective, which means that someone who has experienced such a situation has been "wonked." Someone who invites such is "wonkable." Worst of all, the noun form would be "wonk" as in the sentence: "I say there, good chap, that's a massive load of wonk."
uc pseudonym wrote:That word is gaining popular acceptance... do you know what this means? Inclusion in dictionaries, and along with it word forms. "Wonky" is an adjective, which means that someone who has experienced such a situation has been "wonked." Someone who invites such is "wonkable." Worst of all, the noun form would be "wonk" as in the sentence: "I say there, good chap, that's a massive load of wonk."
EireWolf wrote:Actually, I did look up the word the first time I saw it here on CAA. It's a British thing:
1 British : UNSTEADY, SHAKY
2 British : AWRY, WRONG
I like def. #2 the best, in context.
Incidentally, the noun "wonk" (and it IS a word) means "nerd."
But I do appreciate your short treatise on the wonkiness of the English language.
EireWolf wrote:Actually, I did look up the word the first time I saw it here on CAA. It's a British thing:
1 British : UNSTEADY, SHAKY
2 British : AWRY, WRONG
I like def. #2 the best, in context.
Incidentally, the noun "wonk" (and it IS a word) means "nerd."
But I do appreciate your short treatise on the wonkiness of the English language.
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