Tag Archives: lexicon

Who Bothered To Look It Up?

September 5, 2023Media's Funhouse MirrorCIA, cocks, covid, dicks, Galician, lexicon, pandemic, Pirola, Truthstream MediaCall Me Stormy

Those in the medical establishment pushing their new covid variant “Pirola” must be getting a big chuckle. It turns out the word “pirola” comes from Galician, an old language from the extreme northwestern region of Spain. The meaning of the word: A “cock” or a “dick.”

That’s really funny, if you were a first or second grader!

Not sure whether it was a jackass doctor who devised the new covid name, or one of their CIA overlords, but whoever’s idea it was ought to be slapped with a cat o’nine tails. In case you’re not into lexicography, that’s a whip! Here’s more from Truthstream Media.

Politicians and Words

March 22, 2019Humor MeGeorge Carlin, lexicon, politicians, politics, Washington DC, ZooSolo Mo HamboneCall Me Stormy

Ever notice how politicians speak for hours, but never really say anything. They have a lexicon all their own. Legendary comedian George Carlin said it best, “It’s fun to listen to Washington talk. They don’t read, they review; they don’t have positions, they take positions; and they don’t give advice, they make recommendations.” Carlin breaks down Washington speak in this episode of Zoosolo Mo Hambone.

Animal Misnomers

November 5, 2013Humor Meanimals, bulls, lexicon, peacocks, Pleated-JeansCall Me Stormy

Some names for groups of animals just don’t complement each other. They just don’t click. For instance, “a drove of bulls.” Wouldn’t “a load of bulls” be a better name? Or instead of “a muster of peacocks,” how about “a bathroom of peacocks?” In this episode of Pleated-Jeans, check out some other names that fit groups of animals.