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[Pyle accidentally puts his rifle on his right shoulder, then corrects quickly, but not before Hartman sees it. He walks up on him] Gunnery Sergeant Hartman: Private Pyle, what are you trying to do to my beloved Corps? Pvt. Pyle: Sir, I don't know, sir! Gunnery Sergeant Hartman: You are dumb, Private Pyle, but do you expect me to believe that you don't know left from right? Pvt. Pyle: Sir, no, sir! Gunnery Sergeant Hartman: Then you did that on purpose! You wanna be different! Pvt. Pyle: Sir, no, sir! Gunnery Sergeant Hartman: [slaps Pyle hard on the left hand side of his face] What side was that, Private Pyle? Pvt. Pyle: Sir, left side, sir! Gunnery Sergeant Hartman: [shouts] Are you sure, Private Pyle? Pvt. Pyle: Sir, yes, sir! Gunnery Sergeant Hartman: [slaps him hard again, this time on right side of his face, knocking his hat off] [shouts] Gunnery Sergeant Hartman: What side was that, Private Pyle? Pvt. Pyle: [nearly in tears] Sir, right side, sir! Gunnery Sergeant Hartman: Don't fuck with me again, Pyle! Pick up your fuckin' cover! Pvt. Pyle: Sir, yes, sir! Obligatory. |
Haha so much for a short thread!
When I get one of those words and then think of it, I'll post. By the way, i love reading posts in this forum. :) I know I don't post much, but I'm here. Watching... :| |
Ablation. For some reason, whenever I NEED to use that word (talking to doctors, whatever), it never comes out. Which is frustrating. Because explaining the procedure takes ten TIMES as long as just using the stupid word.
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I just can't think of the flipping word. It's so frustrating. I mean, every day conversation (well... not that I talk about it every day, but you know what I mean), it's not an issue. I go to an ER and they ask when my last period was and I say "June" and they look at me funny and I go to explain... POOF. Word's gone.
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Mommy?
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amenorrhoea?
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Uterine ablation.
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How about the word for using a noun as a verb? There is a technical word for it, and I found it in a dictionary en route to looking up something else, never used it, and have now completely forgotten it.
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Gerund
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Oh. One of my tutors has a cartoon about gerunds on his wall...
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Oh wait, I've just read more closely--a gerund is using a verb as a noun (ending in -ing.) Using a noun as a verb is "verbing," according to Calvin and Hobbes.
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