Yeah, i want to, but cannot, who'd believe me? Then I'd be killed by the out-laws. Literally

Mark fearful Bailey

No. It was a small example, he pits his kids against each other, and beats his wife,his kids are all at-risk coming from bad parents, most fdas, (fetal, drug and alcohol syndrome kids), lots of violence and discord, it spills over into my family's life. We stay way, so I Don't know much of the curre...

This subject reminds me of shadenfreude. My step-son-in-law is a sociopath, he lives in his own little world surrounded by and populated only by him and his desires. I saw him once place raisonettes on our boss' seat. And laughing uproarously on the resultant mess on her skirt. He loves to set up ot...

This reminds me of one of my daughter's words "nother" she's 45 now and still uses it.

M. Portmanteau Bailey

strong words are available when a man really needs one, as after hitting thumb with hammer.

That man should hold hammer with both hands, then doesn't need strong words.

As an individual word, though, I go with -ile. The other way makes me think of Juvenal.

Well, we certainly wouldn't want that.

M.Bailey

When i was in high school i used this word in a classroom, fortunately there were only two others present, i pronounced it JUV' in ile, i was told and i quote that it was Juvnile to pronounce it that way, because its supposed to be pronounced Juv' in al. SINCE THEN everyone i hear pronounces it ile ...