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Feisty

Feisty didn’t start out meaning what it means today!

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  1. michael r says:
    158

    i want a big dog but i do love my well i guess she would be medium sized

  2. adam_64 says:
    156

    dammmmmmm nice hot hair :) :razz: :mrgreen: :smile: :lol:

  3. cheddarblanca says:
    155

    I like small terriers better

  4. eyvindur says:
    154

    Oh noes Marina why you gotta put Kobe on front street like that!! You’re a bit feistier than HFP but I love her style as well. Room for both of you in my heart =)

  5. stokesjrj1 says:
    153

    Fiest is also the name of one of the phone books in this area where i reside.

  6. savagenorthman says:
    152

    Actually I like small dogs. I use to have one a little while ago here named “Moose”. And come to think of it I’d like to know the origin of the word “moose” in reference to the animal.

  7. pandion says:
    151

    Big dogs small dogs I like them all.

    Is Gucci camera shy?

  8. sean1 says:
    150

    your the best:)

  9. lividemerald says:
    149

    Remember the dog in the movie “10″…?

  10. artemus2u says:
    148

    MARINA – I’d like to request a word often associated with “FEISTY.” The word is “FRISKY.” Where the heck does FRISKY come from?????? You MUST investigate.

  11. Raymond Borowiak says:
    147

    Wow 420 comments b4 mine. I’d smoke to that but I don’t smoke.

    “If I tell you you have a great body will you hold it against me?”
    from Joe Dirt the movie

  12. 31328 says:
    146

    Hi Marina,

    I am Greek and i would like to give you a interesting word for searching… The word is : Πυγμαχία and it’s greek , but believe me the meaning of this word is realy interesting.Thank you for your time.Greetings from Greece. :wink: :wink: :smile:

  13. mello-g37 says:
    145

    :razz: ……..Mounatin dogs…..perenese….burnese….st..burnards

    one day when i am out of my flat …into a bigger place i will get one….. :smile:

  14. tiger13cd says:
    144

    i like bigger dogs like Labs and German sheppards…

  15. Fig Jam says:
    143

    Could you please tell me what is the meaning of the word DILLIGAF & where did it come from

  16. r0bw00d says:
    142

    I have a phrase request: how did “take the cake” come to mean “unbelievable” or “really impressive”?

  17. nixproto says:
    141

    Marina,
    I’m sure since you have started posting videos you’ve had one of these- a stalker. I would love to know its origin. Did it come from people hiding ot the fields of corn stalks?

  18. weldemsteady says:
    140

    Shindig shindig shindig shindig shindig shindig shindig BOB BARKER!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Where did the term shindig come from? I’m thinking it has something to do with a week end pool. Thats where you dig a hole all week then put a tarp in it and fill it with water so you have a pool to swim in and it costs you next to nothing. But thats just my theory, tho its not based on anything in particular.

    And just out of curiosity when you dream do you speak one language in them or is it just a big mess of them with people talking to one another in different languages?

  19. sniperskaya says:
    139

    Marina, in the antebellum period in American history I believe that women who had “the vapors” had the same affliction.
    The story about the lap dogs reminds me of an old joke -
    A woman was invited to dinner and as she ate the family dog, “Rover” sat under her, hoping for some scraps from the table. The food didn’t agree with the woman and she passed gas. Each time she farted everyone at he table looked at her and she looked at the dog and disapprovingly said “Rover!”. Finally after a particularly long and violent attack of flatulence the owner of the dog looked at poor old Rover and said “Rover! Damnit! Get out from under her chair before she shits on you!”

  20. leasan83 says:
    138

    “kinky” as in: she’s a very kinky girl

  21. mo800 says:
    137

    Where did the term Lingerie come from and who came up with it?

  22. tankerboysabot says:
    136

    i have an understanding of where it came from but before i go posting it about as a comment to your cracker theories, where did honky come from?

  23. dicee says:
    134

    haha i have a new word for you… ready

    conglomerate

    haha iv got no idea what it means but im sure you do.. haha XD

    thanks.. hurry up and do the next vid lul

  24. capman911 says:
    133

    Are you having another bad up load day :?:

  25. parkourkong says:
    132

    hi i’m new i’m wondering if u could do a a video for this:
    one night stand

    thanks! :wink:

  26. capman911 says:
    131

    Hey Jack where you at hidding and waiting :lol:

  27. tanathos23 says:
    130

    i love my siberian dog :grin:

  28. wetsuit5 says:
    129

    How do you move up to 24th and yet the count doesn’t go up. :???:
    Must be a new math. :cool:

  29. lookyinthesky says:
    128

    I’ve often wondered about the word “disgruntled”. It’s funny. It’s a bad thing to be, but you never hear about anyone being “gruntled”. So why is DISgruntled bad? Where did it come from?

  30. capman911 says:
    127

    The Feisty video is up to number 30 utube only 6 more to go. :grin:

  31. piimco says:
    126

    Hey Hey!
    awesome videos!
    you are a really good teacher even though you’re not American

    I want to request the word Tequila!
    I’m from Mexico and I really want to know
    why people call this alcoholic drink like that … is that possible ?
    thank you! (: …

    By the way, I saw that video about your appearance on that show
    on TV and I saw the comment in Spanish .. hahaha
    wow that’s a long text and that person is really in love with you! xP ..

    take care and I hope to see that video about Tequila :P

    Piimco

  32. narkofisk says:
    125

    Hi teacher.
    In response to your question, I personally prefer bigger dogs. I have a basset hound myself, and though she isn’t very tall, she is quite robust and can shoulder-tackle most taller dogs with ease. :)

    Now, I would like to request that you research the word “appalling” for me, since it is one of my favorite words, and I have often wondered where it originated, and whether it has anything to do with the word “pallid”?

    Thank you, and keep up the great work.
    Student out.

  33. headwaves says:
    124

    Hi Marina

    I like big dogs and small dogs, in fact, I just like dogs

    x for teacher x

  34. protac6 says:
    123

    May I request the word “Pimp” because it sounds funny :razz: and I thought the word was just a slang word, but it’s a real word! I also noticed its been getting popular ever since that 50 cent song. Haha. Thanks. :mrgreen:

  35. protac6 says:
    122

    Oh yeah, I’d prefer small dogs like Kobe because if they were big dogs, it would probably own me. :sad: Plus, I’ve had some bad experiences with bigger dogs :cry:

  36. squink says:
    121

    cool shirt

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