Changing American Landscapes: Adding Idiocity to My Vocabularity.

Friday, October 30, 2009

Adding Idiocity to My Vocabularity.

Who doesn't know a guy like this? If you don't, go find one. And hang out with him as much as possible.

My personal favorite is the newly-minted adjective, "idiocity." It fits so perfectly. I'm adding it to my vocabularity.

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