[ SECRET POST #2441 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2441 ⌋

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Comments

Words that are inherently funny

[souljelly]

'Oblong' makes me laugh. Also 'sheeple'.

Re: Words that are inherently funny

[(Anonymous)]

nipple. Idk why, it just is.

Re: Words that are inherently funny

[shortysc22]

I always find oblong humorous too.

Re: Words that are inherently funny

[(Anonymous)]

"Turgid" always makes me laugh. I think I read it in one too many bad PWPs.

Re: Words that are inherently funny

[siofrabunnies]

Pamplemousse. French for grapefruit.
Squamous, sound only.
And my grandfather's favorite, thingamabopper.

Re: Words that are inherently funny

[ginainthekingsroad]

Yessss, pamplemousse is my favorite French word! :D It's funny to say and it even looks funny written out.

My sister really liked the German word for either washing machine or dishwasher, I can't remember. It was pretty amusing.

Re: Words that are inherently funny

[(Anonymous)]

And my grandfather's favorite, thingamabopper.

similarly: cattywampus.

Re: Words that are inherently funny

[mekkio]

koala

I love to say that word out loud.

Re: Words that are inherently funny

[(Anonymous)]

My mom loves "discombobulated."

Re: Words that are inherently funny

[(Anonymous)]

I think it's funny that nothing is ever described as combobulated. We only recognize combobulation as an aspect of things when it is absent. Similarly, nothing is ever recombobulated.

Re: Words that are inherently funny

[(Anonymous)]

One time after the security check at an airport, there was an area with benches and such with a sign hanging over that read "Recombobulation Area". Bless.

Re: Words that are inherently funny

[starphotographs]

This is one of my favorite words ever. :D

Re: Words that are inherently funny

[(Anonymous)]

Dildo and any word with slight resemblance. (Sorry, Dido. AHAHAHA!)

Nincompoop.

Re: Words that are inherently funny

[(Anonymous)]

Llama.

Re: Words that are inherently funny

[(Anonymous)]

Wombat.

Re: Words that are inherently funny

[tei]

I can't find it online, but there's an excellent illustration from a Dave Barry book in which he explains that "weasel" is an inherently funny word. There are two pictures, one captioned "Not funny: Richard Nixon wearing a necktie." and the next "Funny: Richard Nixon wearing a neck weasel."

Re: Words that are inherently funny

[(Anonymous)]

- pug
- bong
- nose
- noodle
- widget
- moose
- gourd
- bum/butt/buttocks/ass/arse/pretty much any word that refers to the rear end

Re: Words that are inherently funny

[mechanosapience]

The German word for 'favorite food', Lieblingsessen (Lee-blingz-essen).

Re: Words that are inherently funny

[forgottenjester]

Tits? Barrel? Kidneys?

Re: Words that are inherently funny

[ryttu3k]

Frappe.

Re: Words that are inherently funny

[(Anonymous)]

Tvättbjörn, Swedish for racoon. Say it right and you're saying "twat bjorn" with a Bond villain accent which for some reason sets me off like nothing else.

Re: Words that are inherently funny

[otakugal15]

"YOU SMERG HEED"

I laugh every fucking time.