It's a rather situation-specific sort of insult, but a marvelously commanding one all the same. To be completely fair, there should be a reference to Thomas Hardy, since he wrote "prestidigitation" in Tess of the D'Urbervilles first. Just using a word that huge puts him in a certain class. It's like "monocephalous".
On another note, you are an English nut, aren't you.
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um...huh?
I can't even say that!!!lol
What a beautiful word! It's very useful, too, because I often want to describe it. I will work on using it someday.
It's a rather situation-specific sort of insult, but a marvelously commanding one all the same. To be completely fair, there should be a reference to Thomas Hardy, since he wrote "prestidigitation" in Tess of the D'Urbervilles first. Just using a word that huge puts him in a certain class. It's like "monocephalous".
On another note, you are an English nut, aren't you.
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