Wednesday, December 21, 2011

Circle Pixels

Hello,
I'm going to have a ramble.
Why are there no circular pixels?

  oo   oo
oooooooo
 ooooooo
  oooooo
    oooo
      oo
       o


See? It works. What about this:

                             o
                           oo
                         oooo
                       oooooo
                      oooooooo
                     ooooooooo
                     ooooooooo
                      oooooooo
                       ooooooo
                         ooooo
                           ooo
                          oo
                        oo
                       oo


See? A leaf. So pretty... Circular pixels would be so nice. Well, I'd better be off.
Bye! :D

Jeffrey signing off...

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

The Future is with us

Hello viewers,
Welcome to an extremely overdue blog post. Should I ramble or talk about words? Lets do both! :)

The RAMBLE
I've finished memorising 'The Elements Song', a parody of the 'Major-General Song' by Tom Lehrer.
Here is how it goes (for me):
There's antimony, arsenic, aluminium selenium
and hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, rhenium.
And nickel, neodymium neptunium germanium.
And iron, americium ruthenium uranium!
Europium, zirconium lutetium vanadium,
and lanthanum and osmium and astatine and radium.
and gold, protactinium, and indium and gallium.
And iodine, and thorium, thulium and thallium.

There's yttrium, ytterbium, actinium and rubidium,
and boron, gadolinium niobium and iridium.
And strontium and silicon and silver and samarium.
And bismuth, bromine and lithium, beryllium and barium.

There's holmium and helium and hafnium and erbium,
And phosphorus and francium and fluorine and terbium,
And manganese and mercury, molybdenum, magnesium,
Dysprosium and scandium and cerium and cesium.
And lead, praseodymium, and platinum, plutonium,
Palladium, promethium, potassium, polonium,
And tantalum, technetium, titanium, tellurium,

And cadmium and calcium and chromium and curium.

There's sulfur, californium, and fermium, berkelium,
And also mendelevium, einsteinium, nobelium,
And argon, krypton, neon, radon, xenon, zinc, and rhodium,
And chlorine, carbon, cobalt, copper, tungsten, tin, and sodium.

I don't sing the last verses- they're too boring.

Now, my word of the month (or 3):

cashmerette

If you're thinking: 
"Aha! Must me giving cash as a form of merit! I'm such a smarty-pants!"
then I think you need to put your REAL cashmere smarty-pants on; not your cashmerette, imitation smart-pants you bought from the $2 shop.

Now do you know what 'cashmerette' means?
If you are thinking:
'Cheap, imitation cashmere'
then you are half right.
'cashmerette is not always cheap.

So, there you have it; a ramble and a word. Hows that for value? (Not very good if there's one every 3 months).

Ok, Happy Holidays and New Year.
(I sort of messed that greeting up.)

Mr. Logolepsiest

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

...

Hello everyone,
Who is everyone?
Is there an everyone?
Maybe it's just a 'random person'.
Maybe it's just a 'dead person'.
Maybe no one reads this blog.
:o
So... I don't care!!!
I have been away for the last two to five weeks and couldn't post.
Sorry. :(
I've been reading, 'Lost Symbol'. It's ok for a thriller. Well, I guess it's actually pretty good. I'll rename this blog to, 'The Blog of my Ramblings'. Like it? I thought so :)
So, here is my first 'ramble'.

Hello!
Here is the blog on its second rename! Bye bye The Blog of Many Words and welcome The Blog of My Ramblings.
The lights on our Christmas/X-mas tree are very bright. Almost abacinating except with little LEDs instead of a red-hot, metal plate. It would be fun to try abacinating a mouse. Especially if it can sing, Three Blind Mice.
Well, Ill see you next time,
Jeffrey signing off...

Like my first 'ramble'?
Jeffrey signing off - maybe forever...

Friday, October 28, 2011

Grey, Green Paint

Hello,
I actually wonder of anyone really reads this blog. All well. Wo cares of no one reads it? Today's word (which is long overdue), is lovat. No don't go and write a letter demanding that I pay compensation for your child looking at this strangely romantic word... It actually means a grey-green colour.
Ever seen a lovat coloured plant? Anyone?
Hmmm...
Jeffrey signing off...

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Time Travelling into the Past

Hi eveyone! NOTE: Does this theme look familiar? Hmm... Did you say yes? Well, after a week of pondering and ombambulating, I decided that the original, Simple, theme was better than the fancy shmancy* Sidebar theme I changed to a few days/weeks ago. END NOTE. Its been a week so its time for another word! This week it is logolepsy, the meaning of which, will be rather well explained in the rather helpful passage below this rather nice introduction passage. Meaning: An obsession with words and/or linguistics. In a Sentence: I have a big logolepsy. My Wonderful Thoughts: See Above. Jeffrey signing off...

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Hmmm........

Hello,
What are you doing right now? Perhaps sitting at a wooden table or in bed. Maybe you,re obambulating. Yes thats right, obambulate.
Meaning:
To wander around.
In a Sentence:
I was obambulating while thinking about the book.
My Thoughts:
Uhhhh... I don't have any!!!
Jeffrey signing off...

P.S This is the second post this week. Special!!!

Monday, October 10, 2011

Pots and more pots!

Hello,
For many of you, it is teh first day back to school. Sooo....
I will, from now on, do one post a week. Tme issues. :)
But, todays word will be,
Gallipot.
What is it??? A pot? Well, sort of. Look below.
Meaning:
A ceramic, medicine pot.
In Sentence:
The doctor produced a yellow vial from the gallipot.
My Thoughts:
A what pot???
Jeffrey signing off...

Sunday, October 2, 2011

A New Theme

Hello,
I know what you're thinking? What is this‽ Well, this is a new theme called Sidebar. It's part of the Dynamic Views theme pack thingy. Do you like it? I do but I need to change the fonts and styles with CSS first before I love it.
By the way, I had a wonderful holiday. I watched some television and read some books and I experimented with XML and DTD.
I've had a very fulfilling week; have you?
Jeffrey signing off...

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Open Sesame!

Hello,
Today's word is dehisce. No, not de-lice but dehisce.
Meaning:
To discharge or open.
In a Sentence:
The flower will dehisce when the time is right.
My Thoughts:
How many words are there? One...Two...Three...Four...Five...Six...
Jeffrey signing off...

Monday, September 26, 2011

Some Cutting to be Done!

Hello,
I'll be just a miute, I need to jaggen this picture out for my scrapbook. What's that? What's jaggen? Oh, well this should be the word of the day; jaggen. I was going to do griendial but who cares?
Meaning:
To cut or remove from something roughly.
In a Sentence:
See above.
My Thoughts:
Jagged comes from this doesn't it?
Jeffrey signing off...

Sunday, September 25, 2011

I'm Back!!!

Hello,
As you may have seen, I've been away for a week. Now, Today, I want to start doing posts again so...
Today's word is famigerate.
Is is a famine? Or becoming hungry? No. It's:
Meaning:
The act of bringing news from another country.
In a Sentence:
I will famigerate about the political status of Greece.
My Thoughts:
Will the European Union kick Greece out?
Jeffrey signing off..

Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Is That Blue Enough?

Hello,
Navy, Baby, Sky, Munsell... What do these words all have in common? Blue! These are all different shades of blue. So, today's word is a adjective describing a type of blue. It is:
caesious. Hmmm, what does that mean?

Meaning:
Having a bluish-grey* colour**.
In a sentence:
Hmmm; the sky is rather caesious today.
My Thoughts:
If caesious is bluish-grey, then what is greenish-grey?

If your're wondering what the '*' and '**' mean, look below.
Jeffrey signing off...

P.S
* The word, grey, is the British/Commonwealth spelling of the American word, gray.
** The word, colour, is the British/Commonwealth spelling of the American word, color.

Monday, September 19, 2011

Anyone for some Snooker?

Hello,
Do you play snooker? Or maybe own a snooker-table but just never used it? Have you ever wondered what the green stuff it? It's just felt - right? Or is it... Here's a little pop quiz.
What is the green stuff on snooker tables called?
A. Green Felt
B. Cloth
C. Baize
D. Zarborique

Go to http://theblogofmanywords.webs.com/anyoneforsomesnooker.htm to chose. Good Luck!


Sunday, September 18, 2011

Broken Bones

Hello,
Ahh! Please don't slip over. Nooo! The vase! Carefull, the do-! Ahhh!
Can you guess the word? Is is paranoid? Nope, it's dystychiphobia. Now, you are probably wondering, what in the world is that? Well, how can I explain...

Meaning:
The persistent fear of accidents.
In a Sentence:
I have dystychiphobia.
My Thoughts:
I first thought is was the fear of the word dust strangely typed.

Do you know anyone who has dystychiphobia?
Jeffrey signing off...

Saturday, September 17, 2011

A Stamp Covered Post

Hello!
Woah! It's been a very bumpy week. I've missed four days and only gave two meaning for the More Words Expansion Pack last week! Well, today I aim to cover it up. Not with masking tape and glue but with more words than you could ever think of! Ready? Here we go!
Wait! there are announcements to make!
I am expanding into strange words and words with strange meanings as well as common ones. Hope this will extend the amount of words I can find. :)


sigillate
Meaning:
To cover an object or thing with official stamps and seals.   
In a Sentence:
The general decided to sigillate the official parcel.
My Thoughts:
Well, why would you need so many stamps? I think one or two would be enough for a trip round the world. (In 80 days)


nacket
Meaning:
A very rude and ignorant young boy.
In a Sentence:
My son is a very good at being a nacket.
My Thoughts:
Can you be good at being bad?


crepitation

Meaning:
The crackling of a fire.
In a Sentence:
I am scared of crepitation.
My Thoughts:

I wonder if it has anything to do with crepes? Maybe it started off as the crackling of the oil when making them.

hoxter
Meaning:
The pocket in the inside of a coat or jacket.
In a Sentence:
Mary put her car keys in the hoxter of her suit - but forgot it later.
My Thoughts:
Do boxers have hoxters? Ha ha!

Break time! Please get a croissant and a cup of tea.