strange speech habits

i enjoy interjecting unusual words in my everyday speech sometimes. i will say "nay" instead of no, or "indeed" instead of yes. i think i freaked out my boss one time when she asked me to do something, and i replied "by your will and my hand". anyone else out there enjoy talking all fancy like?

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nearly (10533)

2008-02-09 15:09:00

I like olde words that are more or less obslete like adelphepotia, borborygmus, mulligrubs and, one of my favourites, slubberdegullion.

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slackjawedyokel (6678)

2008-02-09 15:12:28

I just wait until someone says something mildy suggestive and then I say "That's what she said".

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cabinet70 (4440)

2008-02-09 16:01:04

I like to use technical words. For instance I call my mobile fone a wap device and when I want to turn my computer I say Im going to bring pentium preccesor online and when I turn my heater on I say activating radiant heating device stuff like that

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Orochimaru (9975)

2008-02-09 16:13:49

That is correct speech. Indeed!

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ziggytim (13381)

2008-02-09 16:15:30

do you say it like you're captain kirk? "Chekov, activate the radiant heating device".

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cabinet70 (4440)

2008-02-09 16:33:50

@: ziggytim