Stupid Monday

[Duchess]

Did that make anyone think Ramsey had returned ?...

[LuMPyPussy]

Naw, you had all the words in the title spelled right.

[Duchess]

..Oh, hell.

[Maggot]

Did that make anyone think Ramsey had returned ?...

You tease! ::angry::

[twisteroo]

But it was a stupid Monday, wasn't it?

[Julie]

yep...it was...

[twisteroo]

Tuesday is pretty fucking stupid so far too.

[Duchess]

Pretty fuckin' long too ~

[Maggot]

See you next Tuesday. ::wave::

[sally]

Tuesday is pretty fucking stupid so far too.

It's the stupidest fucking Tuesday ever. My stupid dog attacked my neighbors stupid cat and I had to pay a $300 vet bill.

[SyberBitch]

Tuesday is pretty fucking stupid so far too.

It's the stupidest fucking Tuesday ever. My stupid dog attacked my neighbors stupid cat and I had to pay a $300 vet bill.

[sally]

Tuesday is pretty fucking stupid so far too.

It's the stupidest fucking Tuesday ever. My stupid dog attacked my neighbors stupid cat and I had to pay a $300 vet bill.

Are you making those faces because stupidest isn't a real word? I don't care, I like it better than most stupid.

[SyberBitch]

Are you making those faces because stupidest isn't a real word? I don't care, I like it better than most stupid.

No... I was wondering the circumstances of the cat getting attacked.

I'm sorry it happened though. That sucks all the way around.

[username]

Are you making those faces because stupidest isn't a real word? I don't care, I like it better than most stupid.

Stupidest or most stupid....

In fact, you can say either. I know many cite the "general rule" that -er and -est are added to one-syllable adjectives or to two-syllable words that end with -y (-> "happier", "happiest"), and that all other words should use "more" and "most". Others note that adding an un- to the root word doesn't change anything (hence "kindest" and "UN-kindest" are both proper forms). But it is not quite so wooden as that.

There are, in fact, a number of other two-syllable words that add the endings.

Some of these come in clusters, such as those ending with -ow (shallow-er, narrow-est; I think the final vowel makes these much like the final -y words), a number of words that end with -le (simple, subtle, gentle, little, noble, feeble; several of which seem to 'collapse' to two-syllables WITH the endings, e.g., simplest, noblest), though certainly not all ('ablest' is fine, but not 'stablest').

Others don't fall into such a pattern, yet they are widely accepted as admitting the endings -- among these are profoundest, winningest, losingest, crookedest, wickedest, and stupidest.

That is, there is NOT a simple, hard-and-fast rule.

You're welcome. Gotta love google.

[WhiskeyTaintgo]

Friday is pretty lame too. I would KILL for a beer right now.

[twisteroo]

Tuesday was fucked up around here, I watched my neighbors house burn the fuck down, I mean burn the fuck down, right to the goddamn ground. That kind of sucked, she had a dog and a couple of cats lost in it. She lost everything....
Next week is stupid already, a whole fucking week of night shift. Balls!!!
I'll be the tired fucker posting during the day next week.

[Maggot]

Once they get going there's not much you can do but sit and let it burn so there is less shit to pick up later.