Word of the week: Scatological
By: Middeke, Kristen
Issue date: 9/21/06 Section: Editorial
So now tell me this, can you honestly think it was a good thing that I found out that this word, the very word that defined my world, I included, actually defined just really dirty dirty poopy things?
One, being you and me, would have to not think that's the truth. Since my discovery, I have faced some troubling times, but have come to realize that I can handle definition number dirty two, but have a harder time trying to decide my next mode of operation.
Do I find new and profound words to express the world as I see it? Or, do I mold myself into a scatologically ( again with the non-word) inclined individual in an unusually scatological world to justify the nonstop usage of the word?
Or, do I live in a word that cannot be defined… Or, do I, still me, have good times reminiscing of a more scatological time in my life, where things, meaning life, actually made sense.
I think we, meaning everybody now, can clearly deduce what the logical and sound conclusion is.
Oh yes, and thank you for your time.
One, being you and me, would have to not think that's the truth. Since my discovery, I have faced some troubling times, but have come to realize that I can handle definition number dirty two, but have a harder time trying to decide my next mode of operation.
Do I find new and profound words to express the world as I see it? Or, do I mold myself into a scatologically ( again with the non-word) inclined individual in an unusually scatological world to justify the nonstop usage of the word?
Or, do I live in a word that cannot be defined… Or, do I, still me, have good times reminiscing of a more scatological time in my life, where things, meaning life, actually made sense.
I think we, meaning everybody now, can clearly deduce what the logical and sound conclusion is.
Oh yes, and thank you for your time.