November 23, 2004

Curious George - Word Query: Hey, everyone. Can anyone come up with a single, descriptive word that combines debate, news, and politics?
  • I've come up with rhubarb, but it doesn't really include news.
  • Clusterfuck
  • Tell me you're not starting another Filter and maybe I'll dig through my thesaurus for you.
  • Poli(tical)-Top(ical)-Talk =politoptalk Lame? Eh...
  • Cali: Nope, I'm not starting another Filter.
  • Newdebateatics!
  • I think Argh nailed it.
  • Bullshit. plastic.com? Or you could try some pompous French word, like, huh.. eeeh.. place publique?
  • media?
  • Nightline! What do I win?
  • Hmmm. It's a shame 'demotics' means something else (well, several other things) and has unfortunately classist connotations, becaue otherwise it might have been a good fit. But it does, and it isn't. Sorry, that wasn't very helpful, was it?
  • Agora kinda fits but it's been a little over-used.
  • Prebate We debate the news before it get political.
  • polipinion polympics DePeNds. (My favorite.)
  • I like rhubarb. It's what extras sometimes say when they have to make talking noises. It sounds interesting and original. It's also tasty with a bit of sugar, on a summer's evening in the garden.
  • It's what extras sometimes say when they have to make talking noises. As heard on radio and seen and heard on film.
  • INFOTAINMENT!
  • Actors used to use "bread and butter" in crowd scenes.
  • rhubarbarity, rhubarbistry, rhubarbism, nhubarb?
  • *rhu-burps*
  • Rhetoric.
  • anal masaage in the fenlands
  • poliactualdialectics or mootations
  • anal masaage in the fenlands I get the impression kamus digs this one.
  • Politicodebatanewsabatics. Well, not really. Goofyfoot has it right. The term is rhetoric From dictionary.com Rhetoric (blahblah) n. 1. 1. The art or study of using language effectively and persuasively. 2. A treatise or book discussing this art. 2. Skill in using language effectively and persuasively. 3. 1. A style of speaking or writing, especially the language of a particular subject: fiery political rhetoric. 2. Language that is elaborate, pretentious, insincere, or intellectually vacuous: His offers of compromise were mere rhetoric. 4. Verbal communication; discourse.
  • ChopTalk ArguMoot
  • kibitzing
  • discourse
  • Civics?
  • fap-fap /mischievous grin
  • infoblether
  • Newswankerfilter
  • hmmmm, some of you seem to be working a trend ... Jerking the microphone?