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A friend accidently raised this question to me the other day: are we nouns or verbs? Its one of those questions that is going to cirlce around me head and keep popping into the front of the line. By definition we are nouns, but what about in theory?
I would like to be a verb. You know how some words are both parts of speech, like "I have a pocket. I pocketed the money."
Well, Mandy could become a verb as well. "I mandied em."
Of course this isn't really what I mean, but I kind of like that one.
On another note, I feel guilty today. I spent all day mourning the death of a family member that is still alive. You see my dad called leaving in the message that something was wrong. He doesn't do this, and then he didn't answer when I called back. Turns out he wants to hop on a plane and come here for the weekend; he wants to try to patch things up. I feel like I am being punished. When guilt is all you feel in a relationship, it is time to call it quits. I don't know what I'm saying. I'll just mandy him.
I would like to be a verb. You know how some words are both parts of speech, like "I have a pocket. I pocketed the money."
Well, Mandy could become a verb as well. "I mandied em."
Of course this isn't really what I mean, but I kind of like that one.
On another note, I feel guilty today. I spent all day mourning the death of a family member that is still alive. You see my dad called leaving in the message that something was wrong. He doesn't do this, and then he didn't answer when I called back. Turns out he wants to hop on a plane and come here for the weekend; he wants to try to patch things up. I feel like I am being punished. When guilt is all you feel in a relationship, it is time to call it quits. I don't know what I'm saying. I'll just mandy him.