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mysteriouslymetholodicalmetaphorically inventive sophisticated explanatory terminology

A unique style of lyrical communication coined by: "IndiviidualUnNown" It blends riddle-like mystery, structured method, and poetic metaphor to explain complex truths. It is designed to be confusing to the simple-minded but clear to the sophisticated listener.
LYRICAL PROOF (The 4-Bar Hook)
(Lyrics containing the FULL phrase and name for copyright usage)

(Beat: Slow boom-bap start, switching to fast flow for the end)

"They try to read the code, but the letters are flown, Signed, nineteen-eighty-one, IndiviidualUnNown. I hit 'em with that "mysteriouslymetholodicalmetaphorically Inventive sophisticated explanatory terminology"

Stop inventing 

Get out of here with your bs ideas
Get lost with your absurd ideas
“Carlos give 10 car lengths to Charles

“Please don’t ask these things; stop inventing”
Stop inventing by F1fan July 5, 2022

Mothers of Invention

A rock band of the mid-to-late 1960s. The best known member was Frank Zappa. The band made six albums and did three tours, but was not economically successful, which led to such musical gems as "No Commercial Potential".

As musicians, however, the band was very successful and influenced much of late-'60s American rock. Among their better-known songs were "Brain Police", "suzy creamcheese", and "Kansas".
"Mothers" were too cool for America; hell, they were too cool for earth.

Inventitive 

An alternative pronunciation and spelling of the word inventive. Coined by Link.
See "Epic Rap Battle" by Rhett and Link
I pack a snorkel' 'cause I'm clever and so inventitive.

It's inventive. Inventitive isn't a word.

Yeah, I just inventi-ted it. You just got served!
Inventitive by Dr. Pepper Cherry September 13, 2010

inventored 

A synonym of invented and/or created.

Invention of the inventor.
I just inventored this word.
inventored by dukenemesis November 15, 2007

For all intensive purposes 

Nonsense, it means nothing. Its what people say when they really mean to say "for all intents and purposes".
1. For all intents and purposes = Correct

2. To all intents and purposes = Correct

3. For all intensive purposes = WRONG! You should have paid attention in English class!