Yesterday I came upon the new word metadistential.
Well, I mean, I wrote it.
Did you know that the most famous clerkmanifesto post of all time was in the coining of the word "Condeluded" meaning to be confused in one's own interest.
Had I struck gold again?
Not that there was any gold for me in "condeluded".
However, I did become super famous and acquired, let's see:
Zero new readers.
Welcome to each and every one of you.
And now was the magic was about to happen again?
Metadistential. Here is how it appeared yesterday:
Sorry, I didn't mean to get all metadistential.
Whoa, metadistential.
I think I have a new word.
I was pretty excited, naturally, what with all the fame and glory headed my way.
Metadistential.
Metadistential.
Metadistential.
Now all I had to do was come up with a meaning.
Actually, I had the meaning.
I just can't explain it.
No, I'm not being clever here. That is the meaning: To know the meaning but not be able to explain it.
No, it's actually not very likely to catch on. It's too...
too...
metadistential.
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