Going beyond beyond. Like, to push, but further than ever by adding the suffix ind, because the reason for the exuberant push is "worthy of, deserving of" the herculean effort; ind, a sufffix added to any word to emphasize.
"We were pushing until it became clear it wasn't quite enough, so pushind and got it done."
"Coach said to give it our all, go walzveep, go pushind!"
"No, ITS not a typo. Sapphire wrote the book Push in 1996 pushind harsh realities, using material causing it to be banned in some schools decades after. Turns out the story was so worth telling..."
"Oh oy funny pushind sounds Yiddish, but actuallly ITS Urban;"
"Man, that music is pushind! "
"Coach said to give it our all, go walzveep, go pushind!"
"No, ITS not a typo. Sapphire wrote the book Push in 1996 pushind harsh realities, using material causing it to be banned in some schools decades after. Turns out the story was so worth telling..."
"Oh oy funny pushind sounds Yiddish, but actuallly ITS Urban;"
"Man, that music is pushind! "
by redneb27 August 23, 2024