ain\'t ain\'t a word cause it ain\'t in the dictionary,

[videoholic]

but the term 9/11 will soon be.  They are adding it in this years volume along with some other war/terrorism terms.

http://www.iht.com/articles/49212.html

"Ain\'t" was put in the dictionary a while ago. . . so it is a word.

[videoholic]

It\'s just a saying.  I know it is, but if I said.

"asjuhf ain\'t a word cause it ain\'t in the dictionary"

You would say, "Yeah, but asjuhf really isn\'t a word and it\'s never used."

Originally posted by Videoholic
It\'s just a saying.  I know it is, but if I said.

"asjuhf ain\'t a word cause it ain\'t in the dictionary"

You would say, "Yeah, but asjuhf really isn\'t a word and it\'s never used."

So funny you say that. . . \'casue I used asjuhf in conversation yesterday:

"So, what flavor ice cream would you like?"

"Asjuhf. . . I don\'t know. . . maybe chocolate."

If they\'re adding "9/11" to the dictionary, what type of word will it be?  Is it a verb?  Bystander to a participant in a street fight:  "Watch out, he\'ll 9/11 you if you\'re not careful!"

[videoholic]

dude, he was 9/11ed..

That\'s the past tense.

Originally posted by Videoholic
dude, he was 9/11ed..

That\'s the past tense.

Man, you\'re totally 9/11ing my room!