Gristknife
#2: Mar 19th 2011 at 3:22:32 PM
Charlie Tunoku is a lover and a fighter.
Proud Canadian
#3: Mar 19th 2011 at 5:35:48 PM
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Yes
Gristknife
#4: Mar 19th 2011 at 5:39:49 PM
Dangeresque 2: Dangeresque Too?
Charlie Tunoku is a lover and a fighter.
Sporkaganza
I'm glasses.
Since: May, 2009
I'm glasses.
#5: Mar 19th 2011 at 6:37:19 PM
He fights the law. But he also fights the crime, but not as much. Dangeresque.
Always, somewhere, someone is fighting for you. As long as you remember them, you are not alone.
Responsible adult
#6: Mar 19th 2011 at 6:42:27 PM
edited 19th Mar '11 6:43:43 PM by FreezairForALimitedTime
"Proto-Indo-European makes the damnedest words related. It's great. It's the Kevin Bacon of etymology." ~Madrugada
#7: Mar 19th 2011 at 7:04:38 PM
Kafkaesque is one of the greatest words in the history of language, so yeah I agree.
You can't even write racist abuse in excrement on somebody's car without the politically correct brigade jumping down your throat!
Tumbril
Since: Feb, 2010
I'm A Dirty Cowboy
#9: Mar 22nd 2011 at 12:43:12 PM
This thread is suffixesque.
frozen in time
#10: Mar 22nd 2011 at 1:15:54 PM
Very troperesque.
no one will notice that I changed this
Proud Canadian
#11: Mar 22nd 2011 at 6:26:54 PM
Shakespeareesque is an ugly ass word to type.
If you don't like a single Frank Ocean song, you have no soul.
BestOf
FABRICATI DIEM, PVNC!
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Since: Oct, 2010
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FABRICATI DIEM, PVNC!
#12: Mar 22nd 2011 at 6:42:43 PM
Pythonesque
Quod gratis asseritur, gratis negatur.
Tumbril
Since: Feb, 2010
#13: Mar 22nd 2011 at 6:43:14 PM
^^ Probably because the more common term is Shakespearean.
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captainbrass
#15: Mar 23rd 2011 at 11:56:42 AM
An early album by Teenage Fanclub was called Bandwagonesque. Certainly memorable.
"Well, it's a lifestyle."
Proud Canadian
#16: Mar 23rd 2011 at 1:03:05 PM
I love it.
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Danger-esque, Tarentino-esque, John Woo-esque. Any use of this makes me smile, especially when it really doesn't fit in with the rets of the sentence.
If you don't like a single Frank Ocean song, you have no soul.