When a child (present company included, when I was much younger) tries to say "truck", the word might come out sounding like "fruck" and shocking Mom and Dad.
_ Mommy, look at that big red fruck1
_ Johnny, what did you say? "Fruck" is a bad word!
_ Fruck!
_ It's "truck", Johnny. Truck. Watch my mouth when I say it. Truck---T-R-U-C-K!
_ Johnny, what did you say? "Fruck" is a bad word!
_ Fruck!
_ It's "truck", Johnny. Truck. Watch my mouth when I say it. Truck---T-R-U-C-K!
by pentozali June 05, 2010
Science so complicated one needs to use calculus most of the time to express concepts. From the "sigma" letter in calculus, the symbol that is used to express summation.
Quantum physics is a sigma science.
by pentozali May 01, 2008
by pentozali September 22, 2008
I don't mind the fact that Nancy has a skin mirror---as a matter of fact, I think that if she starts using makeup and all that other shit, she'll ruin her complexion!
by pentozali May 03, 2009
by pentozali June 22, 2006
Perhaps the biggest bit of corporate and public-sector BS ever foisted upon us as middle- and lower-economic class people. Usually indicates that you'll have to endure ten to thirty minutes of bland wallpaper music or loops of repeated advertisements before a real human voice gets on the phone.
I tried to call my insurance company to find out about their rates for fire insurance, but all I got was "your call is important to us"!
by pentozali November 12, 2008
The English horn (cor anglais), a member of the oboe family and pitched lower than the oboe. Next in lower pitch is the heckelphone, then bassoon, then contrabassoon. The English horn sounds "sneaky" to some people and might suggest crawling insects. I personally LOVE the sound of the English horn and think it has one of the most haunting sounds of any orchestral instrument.
There's Donna playin' the bughorn!
by pentozali December 11, 2007