Posted on 10/30/2015 6:55:40 AM PDT by Isara
Ted Cruz shows zero tendencies toward "one world" anything--the Bush family on the other hand...
I think Rubio is the most canned and scripted of the entire bunch. Everything he says sounds like a very well-rehearsed script or a sound bite.
#4 unctuous and oleaginous
You are making those words up!
Next you will say they are perfectly cromulent words. : )
Nope, it’s a real word.
I had to go to the dictionary for “oleaginous”. As you said, that is a word I have never heard in conversation (or to my recollection, seen in print either).
Steyn must be college “edumicated” (channeling my inner Bush).
“Oops-—they forgot to mention: Ted Cruz renounced his Canadian citizenship....recently.
Oh, Please, that can’t be connected to this: Cruz’s wife...a Goldman Sachs exec.... served on the North American Union task force, and supported their report called-—Building a North American Community.”
Nice try Trump troll. You have jumped the shark.
First time I ever saw that word in print, it was Ann Coulter talking about Bill Clinton. I thought the word was absolutely perfect and on the mark. Just another example of how great english is. There’s a word to describe just about anything.
“”I had to go to the dictionary for “oleaginous””
Same here - had never run into the word before. Last week I had to look up “pococurante” from a post in reference to Hillary. Who knew so many words fit the Clintons to a T???
“unctuous and oleaginous”
Now there are two words you don’t hear every day!
Had to look em up.
“”Next you will say they are perfectly cromulent words””
What in the dickens is going on? This is becoming an English class - which I don’t mind at all as I love new words. But check out the “embiggened” in the description of your “cromulent”..This is the fourth new word I’ve run across in the past week. There was one other that I forgot to write down.
“”He’s embiggened that role with his cromulent performance.””
Definition embiggen: To enlarge or grow; to make or become bigger.
Sure hope I’m not the only dunce in this class....
“”Had to look em up.””
You’re not alone. Tho’ I’ve heard “unctuous”, I’ve never had the occasion to use it in a sentence. I don’t think I could use any of these in a sentence.
Correctamundo : )
“”Correctamundo : )””
Now THAT I can comprehend.....
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