[QUOTE=Eve]
Can’t you bozos even deal with slang? What would the English language be unless the scrapers came up with some new words every so often?
Buncha weak sisters, that’s whatcha are.
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Slang is good and all, but what do you mean by scraper? I thought scrapers were what folks in the Bay called pimped-out Oldsmobiles or Buicks from the late '80s.
[QUOTE=BMax]
I thought squicking was popping the eye out of a head and copulating with the ocular socket. “Skull fucking”, if you will.
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Certainly from an observer’s point of view that works. It’s not aggressive enough to be the skull-fucker’s feelings, nor victimizing enough to be those of the skull-fuckee, IMHO. It’s just communicates a generalized feeling of ickiness.
[QUOTE=dahfisheroo]
Squick is an onomatopoetic for stepping in a large pile of vomit with bare feet.
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Cold or still warm? Which would be worse?
Someday I’ll see a post that uses (without irony) both “squee!” and “foodie”. Then I’ll have to reconsider my feelings regarding the extinction of the human race.
[QUOTE=Achren]
All you poor, misguided souls. A squee is clearly some sort of creature from the J’nanin age in Myst:Exile.
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In the right hands, that could be seen to be cute enough to be worthy of “squee!!”
[QUOTE=Ice Wolf]
… but … not something I’d use. Unless it was the sound effect for something cute and furry being stepped on.
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I’ve seen it in print in this context - I think it was in The Rats by James Herbert - possibly several instances where a rat is killed and is described as giving out its ‘death squee’