^^what if we fed you Harry and Ron instead?

Would they have butter and maple syrup as well, or just 'sur le table'?

How 'bout 'avec la sueur'? (They were rather nervous)

Dweller? :headshake

Cellarite? :headshake

Fixture? :blush:

I couldn't choose two. I reckon it depends on the day.

For all you cellarites from Desmond Decker

Get up in the morning, slaving for bread, sir,
so that every mouth can be fed.
Poor me, the Cellarite. Aah.

Get up in the morning, slaving for bread, sir,
So that every mouth can be fed.
Poor me, the Cellarite. Aah.

My wife and my kids, they are packed up and leave me.
Darling, she said, I was yours to be seen.
Poor me, the Cellarite. Aah.

Shirt them a-tear up, trousers are gone.
I don't want to end up like Bonnie and Clyde.
Poor me, the Cellarite. Aah.

After a storm there must be a calm.
They catch me in the farm. You sound the alarm.
Poor me, the Cellarite. Aah.

Poor me, the Cellarite.
I wonder who I'm working for.
Poor me, Cellarite,
I look a-down and out, sir.

I am curious why most people picked Dwellar? Cellarite sounds more evolved and sophisticated if even celery like.

A dwellar conjours up images of troglodites or something. No offense.

I just looked up the definition. Maybe original cellerites are dwellars hense troglodities.


http://dictionary.cambridge.org/defi...4994&dict=CALD
troglodyte \
noun [C] SPECIALIZED
a person who lives in a cave:
Most people associate troglodytes with prehistoric times, but troglodyte communities still exist in Tunisia and China.

Because dwellar is not a word. We make it what it is.

Proof: this thread, started 9 days ago, is currently third in g**gle for "dwellar".

Sidebar: Many new Internet companies are made-up words, such as flickr and digg and technorati and xanga. Others are combinations of two words, such as myspace, youtube, facebook, stumbleupon. The reason for this is so that they can easily get the top spots in search engines. Just as we have just done.

We pwn this non-word.

I heard about this to drive traffic to a website. So how could I apply this to a personal website or a business website?
I have tried in the past but failed with generating traffic.

Picking that kind of unique name for the business may get you near the top for that term. But that only means you're more identifiable to the search engines... it doesn't make people click on you. Even if they misspell the word, getting that sort of traffic is not very useful, unless you intend to reach the critical mass of a Flickr.

Dwellar.