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RIP.. what does it really stand for, as requested by RIPFilms.

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  1. leonard says: 151

    May he rest in peace…….My random on this day of rest and onto work…OMG…Are movies nothing but [propaganda]; and I believe that we write our own lives like a scary movie :cool: :oops: [cult}{uter]…love this HotForWords and Marina’s [libraries]…bribe :razz: have a wonerful day to who reads this

  2. mello-g37 says: 150

    THIS APRIL 2009 theres a WOLF MAN film re make
    i got the black and white origiinal Some cool films comeing in 2009

    Also friday the 13th comes out REMAKE 13th FEB !

    I wonder why the 13th friday is so specail with scary stuff
    mmmmmmmm :cool: :shock:

  3. elahie says: 149

    RIP means rise if possible

  4. temlord says: 148

    Нет, ну мне нравится этот проект,… когда простая учительница Русского языка и литературы объясняет басурманам на их же басурманском языке происхождение их слов.
    …как сейчас помню свои уроки русского языка 4-го, 5-го, и 6-го, классов , когда наша учительница делала тоже самое для нас. Спасибо Вам мои учителя! (((что мы не выросли пиндосами)))

    К стати она была тоже красива и молода.

    З.Ы. So pindosas take the shoot under the weist.

  5. leonard says: 147

    Quote
    “Assassins!” – Arturo Toscanini to his orchestra 1867-1957

  6. Chemikal says: 145

    funny how you shot the H. :)

  7. mittheman says: 144

    Marina,

    I have noticed ever since John McCain said “the fundamentals of the economy are strong,” every politician and many news people have been using this word. Webster’s dictionary says it is from the 15th century but there was no entymology for it.

    So what is the entymology of “Fundamental?”

  8. Army of darkness and the evil dead series. Allegory tell your friends

  9. The Parent Trap remake!

    no no. Bambi. that fire was horrible.

    smirk.

    actually the Excorsist was the first to come to my mind too.

  10. jamman910 says: 140

    the exorcist, it is so weird and i keep imagining the part where she walks on the stairs on her back

  11. HI ! MARINA
    I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO FIND THE ANSWER TO THE FOLOWING QUESTION FOR THE LAST 30 YEARS !!
    NEW YORK NOT “NEW YORK STATE” HAS 5 MAIN COUNTIES.
    THEY ARE 1, MANHATTAN 2 ,QUEENS 3 ,BROOKLYN 4 ,STATEN ISLAND, 5 BRONX. WHY IS BRONX” THE ONLY COUNTY IDENTIFIED BY ALL AS “THE BRONX ”
    JOHN

  12. Here is a good word, I’d like to hear Marina pronounce this one. I also believe it is the only word with five, (count them), 5 vowels in a row. Less hyphenated words.

    Queueing

  13. [7 seven]

    .. a little ahead of schedule … don’t tell me .. just as i posted this, M put her new vid up.

  14. chefmon says: 136

    Where does the word vagabond come from.?
    (Your awesome by the way)
    Thanks
    Dave

  15. wetsuit5 says: 135

    Marina,

    What kinda sneakers are you wearing?

  16. Che Volay says: 134

    [[[[[[{{{{{{((((((undulate))))))}}}}}}]]]]]]

  17. so … where’s M on the YT list? .. or is she going random today .. anyone have a clue?

  18. leonard says: 131

    Hello- I think I heard on the radio about polls, my word request. No really i think it is Noah Webster’s birthday. SPRUCE tree

  19. jwalks82 says: 129

    Hey I have a word request……I want to know where the term “shenanigans” comes from. I use it all the time and don’t really know anything about it. If you could investigate….that’d be cool. :cool:

  20. elnegromx says: 127

    hi marina, i watch your beer lesson & i was wondering beer comes from the latin bibier (sorry if my spelling isnt correct) but in spanish a latin language beer is cerveza so where does cerveza comes from?

  21. i would like to request the phrase “cat’s game”…like in tic tac toe, when nobody’s wins. a lot of people call it a cat’s game..why is that?

  22. makk24 says: 125

    Hi Marina, I would like to know the orgin of the halloween can hot for words investigate? Thanks :smile:

  23. geist says: 124

    I have never seen the exorcist but the exorcism of emily rose was pretty scary.

  24. cjz11212 says: 123

    Hello Marina i must start off to say that there’s not one video of you on YouTube that i have not seen ever since i have subscribed to you’re page. One word i see that’s not in the W list is a term i use a lot and people also. Where did the term Woke up come from unless that is the correct form. Thank You in advance and keep the words coming. :grin:

  25. danielpool says: 122

    HI Marina could you please investigate the phrase cold turkey. Like when someone gives up a addiction. Sometimes people say it for bowling perfect game :?:

  26. come on, Marina .. it’s time you presented a vid wearing an overcoat.

  27. geist says: 120

    I request Acetyl­seryl­tyrosyl­seryl­iso­leucyl­threonyl­seryl­prolyl­seryl­glutaminyl­phenyl­alanyl­valyl­phenyl­alanyl­leucyl­seryl­seryl­valyl­tryptophyl­alanyl­aspartyl­prolyl­isoleucyl­glutamyl­leucyl­leucyl­asparaginyl­valyl­cysteinyl­threonyl­seryl­seryl­leucyl­glycyl­asparaginyl­glutaminyl­phenyl­alanyl­glutaminyl­threonyl­glutaminyl­glutaminyl­alanyl­arginyl­threonyl­threonyl­glutaminyl­valyl­glutaminyl­glutaminyl­phenyl­alanyl­seryl­glutaminyl­valyl­tryptophyl­lysyl­prolyl­phenyl­alanyl­prolyl­glutaminyl­seryl­threonyl­valyl­arginyl­phenyl­alanyl­prolyl­glycyl­aspartyl­valyl­tyrosyl­lysyl­valyl­tyrosyl­arginyl­tyrosyl­asparaginyl­alanyl­valyl­leucyl­aspartyl­prolyl­leucyl­isoleucyl­threonyl­alanyl­leucyl­leucyl­glycyl­threonyl­phenyl­alanyl­aspartyl­threonyl­arginyl­asparaginyl­arginyl­isoleucyl­isoleucyl­glutamyl­valyl­glutamyl­asparaginyl­glutaminyl­glutaminyl­seryl­prolyl­threonyl­threonyl­alanyl­glutamyl­threonyl­leucyl­aspartyl­alanyl­threonyl­arginyl­arginyl­valyl­aspartyl­aspartyl­alanyl­threonyl­valyl­alanyl­isoleucyl­arginyl­seryl­alanyl­asparaginyl­isoleucyl­asparaginyl­leucyl­valyl­asparaginyl­glutamyl­leucyl­valyl­arginyl­glycyl­threonyl­glycyl­leucyl­tyrosyl­asparaginyl­glutaminyl­asparaginyl­threonyl­phenyl­alanyl­glutamyl­seryl­methionyl­seryl­glycyl­leucyl­valyl­tryptophyl­threonyl­seryl­alanyl­prolyl­alanyl­serine.

    Yes it is a word.

    • That word has appeared in the American Chemical Society’s Chemical Abstracts and is thus considered by some to be the longest real word.

      Two chemical terms (3,641 and 1,913 letters long) have appeared in the Guinness Book of World Records. They were withdrawn because they have never been used by chemists, and there is no theoretical limit to the length of possible legitimate chemical terms. A DNA molecule could have a name of over 1,000,000,000 letters if it was written out in ful

      Actually: pseudopseudohypoparathyroidism is the longest known word in the english language.

      Although: pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis was once thought to be, but it has been since found to be a hoax.

  28. lopakapak says: 118

    Hello!

    Love your videos! Big (smart!) fun!

    I have a request – although its more of a phrase than a word (if thats okay?) – anyway: Tell me about the phrase “Knowing him (or her) in the Biblical Sense”

    Now, I gather it is a way of stating that two people have had sex – but I’m puzzled about the “Biblical Sense” part. When and where did such a phrase come into being?

    Thanks!

    Lopakapak

  29. This has nothing to do with anything on Marina’s site, nor does it even need to be re-posted by a normal person, but I am not normal…

    I was looking up surveys and this is the crap that is online. LMAO.

    Penis Length Survey
    Men are notorious liars about their penis length, so I have devised the following foolproof test.

    Disrobe and stand by your keyboard. Rest your left testicle in the rounded hollow on top of the “1″ key. Rest your right testicle in the key immediately below that (the Q key on a standard keyboard, probably something different on the Dvorak keyboard. You lumberjacks may have to use the A or even the Z key).
    Grasp your thing in your right hand and slap it firmly across the number key row on your keyboard. (For instance, my result is “1234567890-+” the backspace key removes the `.)
    Place a copy of the June, 1981 Playboy open to the centerfold at a distance of 2.5 feet. Rest your thing on the keyboard and stare intently at the girl pictured for five minutes or until your feet leave the ground. Repeat the above test.
    Please post your results to net.general and I’ll summarize to everyone on the net by personal mail.

    Cautions

    Do not attempt this test after swimming. You will skew the results.
    Black men may wish to use a special extended keyboard; or place two keyboards end to end.
    If you try this test on a public keyboard, you may want to swab it down with alcohol first.
    On some keyboards, severe sparking may result. Be sure to keep a fire extinguisher handy, and DON’T BE AFRAID TO USE IT.
    Remember, Larry Bud Melman is not an attorney.

    Incidentally, this test can also be used to diagnose some genital disorders:

    Test Results Diagnosis

    1 You suffer from Short Penis Syndrome

    12367 You have a strange gap in your penis

    12efgbn Your penis has a right hand bend; sometimes called Jerker’s Lean.

    12wgui,l=]\ Seek immediate medical care.

    Copyright by Scott Turner, reproduced with permission.

  30. pisces says: 115

    i am interested in learning the origins of the phrase “pass the buck”. Thanks alot!

  31. reekzilla says: 114

    OLE
    TARMAC
    COMMODE
    PISSOIR
    FEDERAL
    BOOZE
    TRAIN from TRAINING
    PEEPING TOM
    LEEWAY
    DRINK YOU UNDER THE TABLE
    JACK OF ALL TRADES
    FOUL
    ARCADE
    BREAKFAST
    DIBS
    FRESTYLE
    ROCK AND ROLL
    SUEY
    TAXICAB and TAXIDERMY
    SHAMPOO
    ALECK
    SCISSORS
    LETTER
    NUMBER
    BULLY
    JERKY
    LOUSY
    COUNT
    MUTT
    DRAG QUEEN
    WEIRDO
    BULLSEYE
    BINGO
    RIGHTS
    No=NUMBER=#
    MUMS THE WORD
    BOX from BOXING and BOXER
    TROUBLESOME
    HANDSOME
    BATTERY SIZE
    BLOW A RASPBERRY
    STRAITJACKET not STRAIGHTJACKET
    PHONEY

  32. HI MARINA!!!!

    Word Request: Be There In A Jiffy?

    i wonder where that word came from?

  33. Miss Orlova,

    You are definitely ripped :smile:

    TOF

  34. animalntaz says: 109

    Okay, I definetly need help with my gravator. I got the image I want, but how do I activate it to this site? :???: Help!

  35. animalntaz says: 108

    I try to avoid horror movies….. things can get dark enough as it is. :evil:

  36. Capman911 says: 105

    Has anyone seen Sarah Palin lately. I would vote for her.

    Mrs.Alaska

  37. wayne747 says: 104

    Hi Marina,
    The scariest movie for me was ‘The Thing’ circa 1982.

    I hear the term “SANDBAGGER” quite often and would like to know the origin of that term.

  38. marca says: 99

    Hey Marina,
    We’ve been enjoying some glorious Indian Summer days here in New England lately, which, naturally, brought up the question, why is it called an Indian Summer? We (everyone in New England) did a little research online but couldn’t come up with a satisfying answer. It’s gonna take someone as hot for words as you to unravel this little mystery!

  39. swampwiz says: 98

    Марина, it seems that my governor is also an excorcist:

    http://tinyurl.com/4e3ojl

  40. YAY I got my 100th subscriber…

  41. swampwiz says: 96

    марина, я толЖо, Эксорсист мой фаворит

  42. qtrtilldawn says: 95

    Just a funny, (albeit morbid), internet site that kinda fits the subject; RIP.

    Thou Shalt Not Steel
    2008 Darwin Award Nominee
    Confirmed True by Darwin
    (8 March 2008, Czech Republic) Steel is valuable, especially the high grade alloy used in steel cable. Scrap metal dealers do not ask questions. They pay in cash. And a good supply of cables can be found in elevator shafts.
    This particular goldmine was a towering shaft inside an empty grainery near Zatec, 40 miles northwest of Prague. The cable was tightly fastened, and the far end of it disappeared into the shadowy distance above.

    After substantial wear and tear on a hacksaw, our man finally cut through the strong steel cable. At that instant, the counterbalance, no longer held in check, started to move silently downwards, accelerating until it reached the bottom of the shaft.

    Result: one proud winner of a “terminal velocity” Darwin Award.

    R.I.P. [Oops, I meant "Requiescat In Pace"]

    http://www.darwinawards.com
    Named in honor of Charles Darwin, the father of evolution, the Darwin Awards commemorate those who improve our gene pool by removing themselves from it.

  43. dahlia says: 94

    hi marina :)
    i was wondering where the term “elbow grease” comes from..
    thanks.

    dahlia

  44. whoo hoo! .. the first tiny little baby step of using Python in Paint Shop Pro worked!! {.. sobs with relief ..}

  45. Hi, Marina
    can you do the word deja vu

    can you do the word deja vu

  46. muggins says: 90

    Horror pictures aren’t my “bag”, although in my stoner years, i appreciated “Night of the Living Dead”, and the “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” series, of which the TCM2 with Dennis Hopper was my favorite. But, the most eerie film would be, “White Zombie” (1932) starring Bela Lugosi. You don’t have to be afraid. :shock:

  47. For me, it would have to be ‘The Omen’ with Gregory Peck and Lee Remick. (I was 16 when I saw it in the theater in 1976.) I came out of the theater waiting for the earthquakes to start. :eek: :smile:

    Eric M

  48. yankeegato says: 88

    “Benji” was very scary.
    gato

  49. j03 says: 87

    can you do guitar as a word request

  50. troglodyte says: 86

    Requesting the word “areola”.

  51. nw2394 says: 85

    In answer to your question – Exorcist – also Phycho was good.

    But reactions to this vary a lot with the individual and also your age and changes in your perspective on life. Things that I would have scared me in the past don’t now.

    My two oldest sons when they were younger had widely differing reactions to potentially scary films. One would be freaked out by ghost stories – but the other just though it was great to be allowed to stay up late and liked the story. However, the one that wasn’t scared about ghosts was freaked out by things like Alien while the other just thought of it as a good sci-fi movie.

    Nick

  52. Che Volay says: 82

    Who’s out there is carving pumpkins, I like to see some, upload a photo of your pumpkin between now and Halloween. :grin: ooh ahh

  53. While watching the Exorcist a Tornado hit he building I was in.
    It was during the part of the movie when the peacher was walking toward the bedroom and the door was jumping up and down. .

    I can remember thinking; Holy cow!!!, these special affects are really somthing. It nearly scared me to death.

    • Capman911 says: 81.1

      Hey David that sounds about like when I was on the fire department and one of our rescue squads was going on a call emergency traffic. The driver turned a corner and had to dodge a car in front of him and hit a mobile home and knocked it off the foundation or cinder blocks. The funny part is that the couple inside was having sex and felt the world move. The man in the home flung opened the door naked and said WTF is going on. We all got a big laugh out of that cause we figured he would sue the city in nine months for a baby he didn’t want. :lol:

  54. bigdogdgirl says: 80

    can you do the fruit orange. why is it called by its color and no other fruit or vegtable is. is it because there were no other orange fruits or vegtables when they named it. Or did htey discover the orange after they named allthe other fruits and vegtables and were too lazy to think of a name so they just called it by its color?

  55. Bob says: 79

    Now, here’s a scary movie about how Marina keeps so fit. :lol:

  56. Dezdkado says: 78

    If it hasn’t happened already… The next time we “see” Miss Cupcake and James, we should congratulate them for surpassing YouTube benchmarks.

    CC has over 3000 subscribers! (3023) Wow, I mean, WOW!
    James has broken 100 subscribers! Yay!

    I’ve been around for a year and I have but 3 :mrgreen:

    Congrats Miss Cupcake
    Congrats James

  57. prospero811 says: 77

    How is it that you can just get hotter every single day?

    I think the scariest recent horror movies include the Saw films.

    Back in the day, I thought Phantasm and Evil Dead were great horror movies. But, I wonder if they’d have the same effect now?

  58. qtrtilldawn says: 76

    If you love looking at Marina,

    I am making some desktop/wallpapers of Marina. For now, I have them posted in ‘PhotoBucket’ but am going to get them all together and ask Marina to put up a small section for them on her site.

    This is just a test wallpaper, and they will only let me place them at 1024X768 but they will work fine on most screen resolutions.

    This is the first of many, let me know what you think. MARINA WALLPAPER

  59. wetsuit5 says: 75

    Oh my!

    I had to change the transmission fluid on my van yesterday.
    It’s a messy job.
    That video was like looking into a mirror when I was done.
    (Unfortunately not the tight and toned Marina part)

  60. cufan71 says: 74

    Homework :cool:
    I’m not a fan of horror movies, but the scarest one that I saw was the Birds by Alfred Hitchcock! When I see a sea gull I always think of that movie! :shock:

  61. request…………………….86…………………..to 86 something…what does that mean………………..that is a good one used for decades right??????????????????????????///

  62. HI,
    I have a request.
    Could you do a video on the meaning and origin of “clusterfuck”. I’ve seen it used on blogs, and in videos, as a noun and a verb.

  63. So, by my understanding, I am to click the coComment thing before submitting my comment in order to be aware of replies. OK here goes:

    Hey, mijj, perhaps somewhere in your story line, could you find a way to ressurrect me, so I am not a chost any more…. take your time, I think I can last until Halloween…

  64. cozmo006 says: 70

    Hola teach :mrgreen: … With all these advertisements for president and other political offices airing I was wondering where the phrase “My name is [so and so] and I approve this message” came from and why the candidates started stating this. and where does “so and so” derive from to mean someone??? :roll:
    Thanks Love! :grin:

  65. dirtytricks says: 69

    Dear teacher
    i have a request.. .TO WELSH ON A BET….where does this saying come from because im WELSH….thank you :smile:

  66. ok guys .. i think we need to invent a back story for Video-Marina and her sidekick, Kobe .. we need to prepare for the animated tv series which, i believe will be done in the visual style of Scooby Doo.

  67. Believe you me: there are no flies on you!

    Thank you, goddess.

  68. GAME…

    Other acronyms for R.I.P

    Red Is Pretty

  69. That was a really well put together video and request marina.

    Now.. What could I requests as for halloween to be done in that vampire voice??? hmm…… What about………. Witch

  70. grotesko says: 64

    & for scariest movie, Shutter, the THAI version.

    Asian horror is really frightening.

  71. grotesko says: 63

    Hi Marina! Loved it. I think you’re great!!

    How about why some people call a spiderweb a cobweb? Where does that come from? :D

    It’s also a Halloween-type word and since it’s close….

    Hope you have a great week!

  72. raven62 says: 62

    I don’t know for sure which movie is the scariest. I had dreams about two of them, one was when I was little. It is an old movie called “The Island of Terror” today it probably isn’t scary but when I was little it kept me up most of the night. The other one was “Jaws”. I guess the idea of being eaten got to me. “Nightmare on Elm Street” was scary but I didn’t have dreams about.

  73. reveckzeff says: 61

    I wouldn’t say I’m scared by any horror/slasher movies, but the sound effect for the chick ghost from The Grudge haunted me for weeks!

    American horror doesn’t phase me anymore. Is not being afraid of the ghost stories from ones culture a bad thing?

    Japanese ghost stories scare the living bejebus out of me though. These Ju-On are not like American Ghosts. American ghosts are merely disturbed resonances from the past. Japanese ghosts, on the other hand, are vindictive spirits with a vendetta to unleash. Not only do they murder those who come into contact with them, they will follow you wherever you go. Unlike American ghosts who are ’stuck’ in the structure they are trapped in, the Ju-On have no such boundary.

    It’s quite something when you need seek from another country and culture to find that which strikes fear.

    Word Request: the word Vendetta, it’s such an interesting word!

  74. Coming up on the spooky time of year…
    Election time! Update: McCain used
    the “false splitting”, by saying the USA
    needs a new direction – OY!
    I called that one…!
    Homework : A movie that scared me…
    …thats easy… Jaws :mrgreen:

  75. i have a
    [version 2 of the 6 six vid]
    .. i cleaned up the audio cos it was so horribly muddy .. :oops: i hadn’t allowed for the difference between the quality of sound from within my music prog and the result of compression when up in youtube.

    we live an’ learn! :idea:

  76. David says: 58

    Hi Marina,

    My blonde girlfriend thought RIP meant Real Icky Place! :roll:

    Scariest movie was The Attack of the Killer Tomatoes. :lol:

  77. asterix says: 57

    Hi Marina: Where does the phrase “as sure as eggs is eggs” come from?

  78. CampKohler says: 55

    I guess the scariest movie is a scary one seen at the most impressionable time of life, i.e. childhood. As kids, my sister and I buried our heads in the back seat of the car in a drive-in showing of 1951’s “The Man from Planet X.” One of the actors in the trailer will be widely recognized for his long career in TV.

  79. pagedoll says: 54

    I saw a movie once after school called Trilogy of Terror. Three short stories, one of which was about a real scary looking “voodoo doll” that a lady brought home. It came alive and started chasing her around the house and it moved extra fast. The doll even got a small knife from the kichen and tried stabbing her through the space underneath the bathroom door. I can’t recall how it ends but I’m sure it wasn’t good. What I do know is, I’m not looking under the bed before I go to sleep tonight. :shock:

  80. jarkaruus says: 52

    Salem’s Lot with David Soul….think it came out in 1973 or so

    Couldn’t sleep with the lights off for days after… :evil:

  81. Dezdkado says: 51

    Anyone ever been to the London Dungeon? I visited this attraction when I was 16 and it gave me the creeps.

    Hey Marina, where do we get “dungeon” from? As a historian I usually see this word in reference to a tower. How did it become associated with an underground prison and torture chamber?

  82. Homework: I first saw ‘The Wizard of OZ’ when I was 2 or 3. Gave me a phobia of winds, cyclonic storms and vortices. I learned to step out of the bath before draining the water, and to close the lid before flushing the toilet. Then I saw ‘The Omen’ series of movies… :grin:

    I came to enjoy experiencing the irony and horriffic twists of sci-fi and fantasy shorts like ‘The Twighlight Zone’, ‘The Outer Limits’ and ‘Night Gallery’, but never the gory ones or ghost stories like ‘Poltergeist’ or ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’ and the like.

  83. ooozekeooo says: 49

    I’ve heard the word Init b4, but idk what it means OR where it comes from :shock: …do u know :?:

  84. kaibanator says: 48

    I was watching an advertisement on tv, which featured waffles. So I was wondering why if the word waffle is meant to be a food, then why does it also mean to speak or write in a vague and wordy manner?

  85. Hi Marina could you please investigate. The saying hey that guy is a flim flam man. Or that woman is a no good rip :?:

  86. r1wolf says: 46

    When I was like 9 years old, American Werewolf in London scared the crap out of me. But now I love Werewolves, soo much so, that I’m designing a back peace tattoo of a Werewolf…

    • Dezdkado says: 46.1

      Yeah, those “dream” sequences and morphing scenes were intense. The lead man talking to the corpse of his dead friend is morbidly funny to me now, but was sure scary when I was young.

      • r1wolf says: 46.1.1

        Agreed, now as an adult it’s more of a comedy. But the crackling of the bones and the detail of the morphing, at least for the times technology, was too much for me at that age. Now I love films like Van Helsing and Underworld.

      • I like them for a certain actress… va va va voom! Amazingly, the first film I ever saw her in was a Shakespearean play (Much Ado About Nothing). That aside, I appreciate it when a playwright or screen-writer has a story to tell, not just a series of special effects and splatter scenes. In this Underworld does well for me.

  87. Che Volay says: 45

    “koo koo ka choo”
    …..excuse me, got a tissue mate :grin:

  88. aa says: 43

    Dear Marina,
    My vote for best horror movie goes to “Blair Witch Project”.
    http://www.blairwitch.com/

    There is no violence shown. The mood and atmosphere are structured in actors’ raw ability to convey terror and in the bleak color scheme of the visuals. Definitely not for the faint of heart.

    ~AA