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The tabloids.. how did they get their name?  The answer might surprise you!

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  1. HERE’S MY LITTLE THEORY THAT JOURNALIST USED THE TERM TABLOID TO PROMOTE PROPAGANDA… :idea:

  2. davecodave says: 117

    My Dr. Reads the Hemroids…..But thats kind of different I think…. :oops:

  3. animalntaz says: 116

    I don’t read the tabloids.

  4. Hey Marina I don’t read tabloids but I did have a good Christmas and got a PC tablet which I though I would mention doe to the tablet reference.

  5. Evan Owen says: 114

    С днём рождения, Марина!
    Я знаю, что ваш семейство очень далеко. Но я желаю для Бас, хороший дружи с Бами сегодня!

    Merry Christmas, Marina!
    I know your family is very far away. But I wish for you, good friends with you today! :grin:

  6. pandion says: 112

    Merry Christmas to all

    The closest I get to reading tabloids is seeing what is on the front page while in line at the store.

    I recognized the stone tablet used in this video from a documentary I watched earlier this week.

  7. rhodesr says: 111

    Merry Christmas to you, too, Marina!

  8. Thanks for the christmas cards, Marina!

  9. Merry Christmas!

    no i don’t read em.

  10. Evan Owen says: 107

    Note to linguistics freaks
    Check out the remarks of KlaxonCow on YouTube under HFW “Salary” lesson. The guy was so excited to see “CantwrCymreig” (”WelshSinger”) on the screen that he wrote a whole dissertation on the Welsh language! :lol:

  11. Evan Owen says: 106

    ***WORD REQUEST***
    “Jesus” — How did we get this name out of the original “Yeshua”? :?:

  12. Capman911 says: 105

    Marina I went and voted for you, but there are so many to choose from. I picked the one with the highest number, but now it’s disappeared. Does all of those different entries take away from each one or do they all count for you in the end. I know you are well loved but we don’t want to hurt your chances of winning or getting to a higher mark.
    Have a Merry Christmas today and don’t eat to much. Thank you so much for the beautiful card. :smile:
    XOX
    Mike

  13. Hi Marina,

    two word requests:

    1: Asshat: does this word come from the implication that someone has their “head up their ass”, as in, they don’t know what they’re doing or talking about?

    2. You once told me to request “Evolution”, and so far, though I’ve requested it in the past, you haven’t done it!

    Thanks.

  14. horseyphil says: 103

    Hi Marina,

    Have a lovely Christmas. I also have a word to summit. My wife loves sailing whereas I’m a land-lover.

    In the maritime world the word for Toilet Bowl is referred to as the “Head” ? Where did that strange term come from.

    Hotforwords should investigate.

    Be good!
    Love Phil.

  15. Warren says: 102

    Marina, thank you for the Christmas Card.
    Merry Christmas to you and all of your students.
    It’s been a good year here, thank you.

  16. deinding says: 101

    Hey Marina,

    Have a wonderful Christmas day “und einen guten Rutsch ins neue Jahr”! I would like you to find out the origin of the word “hate” (or “Hass” in german). By the way, how do you handle all the guys on youtube who write negative comments about you as a person? Thanks in advance (i hope i spelt that right :) , DeinDing

  17. bsomebody says: 100

    Thx for the beautiful card, my dear teacher. It is a lovely gift. Have a wondeful Christmas day. :grin:

  18. thetigtig says: 99

    Merry Christmas Marina and thanks for the card.I don’t think Santa is going to be able to put anything in your stocking that is as nice as whats in it now!! :smile: :smile: :smile:

  19. moerschj says: 98

    Yes, when I worked in inventory accounting I used to read the Weekly World News tabloid to relieve stress. It made me laugh. Others may have thought I was “cracking up” which can mean “to laugh” or “to go crazy”.

    Marina, why do you call your dog “Gorby”?

    Pax!

    Oh, I learned the word “diminuitive” as opposed to “derivative”, from you today.

    Speciba and Dasvidanya!

    :smile: :cool: :smile:

  20. Marina seems to be everywhere.
    I know what your thinking.
    Why don’t you get out of the house more often.
    Well, I do and did. And, who do I run into?
    You knew I was going to say Marina, didn’t you?

  21. matalexwolf says: 95

    :grin: MERRY CHRISTMAS HOTFORWORDS :grin:
    Hope you all have a fantastic holiday season eating, drinking being merry :grin:
    Love and peace.

  22. scottsales says: 94

    Hi Marina,

    I would like to request the origin of the phrase ” the real McCoy”

    Scott
    ScottSales,llc

  23. Marina is my vote for the sexiest…anything, anytime!
    Steve Martin – 5 Christmas Wishes :mrgreen:
    Merry Christmas Y’all!

  24. leonard says: 92

    Most happiest parties today, to Marina and her HotForWords Gang…british humor,Slade love over all

  25. cufan71 says: 91

    :grin: MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL HERE IN MARINAVILLE :grin:
    :mrgreen: :oops: :mrgreen: :oops: :mrgreen: :oops: :mrgreen: Thank U Marina for the :cool: card :!: :mrgreen: :oops: :mrgreen: :oops: :mrgreen: :oops: :mrgreen:

  26. Bob says: 90

    Christmas Quotes:
    “Christmas waves a magic wand over this world, and behold, everything is
    softer and more beautiful.”
    - Norman Vincent Peale
    http://www.insightoftheday.com/play.asp?m=369183&f=DTYFMO&ps=6&p=1

    “Marina’s Christmas card waves a magic wand over this world, and behold, everything is softer and more beautiful.”
    - Bob

  27. mil29 says: 89

    Merry Christmas Marina and thanks for the card.
    p.s. Just voted for you in the Sexiest Geeks of 2008 contest.

    Mil :wink:

  28. Che Volay says: 88

    Off The Record

    If you put any word in front of monkey it makes a great username :mrgreen:

  29. fatbuffalo says: 87

    weird ads appeared “the truth behind Christmas !!” omg

  30. sniperskaya says: 86

    Merry Christmas dear teacher Marina and fellow classmates! Mir a mir!

  31. fatbuffalo says: 85

    What i get from tabloids can be found in an average newspaper also (i think) , so i don’t read them
    Thanks for the Christmas card , Merry Christmas everyone !!
    Christ’s Mass lol . How much do you think he have ? Answers in kg

  32. Che Volay says: 84

    @Bob, did you bring the bangers for breakfast :???:

  33. well… hello!
    What about STRING or TANGA?
    :oops:

  34. James says: 82

    What a nice email marina, Well I almost had a heart attack for christmas :mrgreen:

  35. Seriously. Hot For Words, you are TOO Hot for Words :oops:
    Really, you are. You transcend anything that can be expressed by spoken language or words.
    I think I am in love with you. :cry:

  36. Some notes about the Wired’s Vote for the Sexiest Geeks of 2008

    There is a huge selection this year and as Wired makes changes, Marina can sometimes appear on the second page. Scroll all the way down and click the “Next” link if you don’t see Marina on the first page.

    The top portion of the first page shows numerous entries for Marina. Wired stated that they would merge those votes into one listing.

    Watch for Wired’s announcement just above the listing for any other directions that they may post.

  37. Marina, I have some HFW site recommendations:

    On the HFW Home page, very lower left is the “Wired’s Geek of the Year” posting, but it is for 2007. The post is dated 1/7/2008.

    Recommendations:
    - Change the title of that post from
    “Wired Magazine’s Sexiest Geek” to
    “Wired Magazine’s Sexiest Geek 2007″

    - Change that “Home” posting to the new post for 2008-2009
    I don’t see a new post for the new “Wired Geek of the Year” link?
    The “2007 Geek of the Year” post is found under the link called “HOMEWORK”.

  38. forager says: 78

    Marina: as far as the Worlds Sexiest Geek Contest Go’es. You Won that Title hands down Ages ago!!!!!! Geek? You are not! So, why do I have so much trouble with Your site? very frustrating at times,I put up with it because I enjoy it so much. Ya I’m sucking up. hoping to become Teacher’s Pet!!!!

  39. Marina, thank you for the second Holiday card and kiss.
    You look exquisitely, ♥ elegant, and stunning.

  40. forager says: 76

    Dearest Marina: Thank You so much for Your Entertaning site. It’s Great! and fun. Please, do Your best to ignore the Idiots. I thank You for Your Cards, Your Wisdom and oh, Your HOT. Merry Christmas Happy New Year!!!!!! Your Dear Student Forager

  41. John says: 75

    This golden border is only for when your typing comments, darn.

  42. John says: 74

    Marina, I just got you Happy Holiday Card Thank You so much.You do deserve to get it.
    I went and voted on the Sexy Geek of the Year contest a couple of days ago and again just a few minutes ago.

    But on a more serious note be sure to pull up those stockings :smile: :smile:

    I noticed you twittered “What are doing for Christmas? My family is in Russia so I won’t be able to be with them ;-(” I hope that you and yours are not lonely this holiday season and have a Very Happy Holidays.

    WOW do I get to keep this Golden Border? hope so L :grin: L

  43. Hey Marina you might want to let the other students know to vote your official post on the vote sexiest geek page as you have like 6 different spots there for your votes.

  44. labbatt78 says: 72

    Wow! Earlier my cousin gave me a labbatt blue picture to hang on the wall and a Chicago Bulls Banner. I got something better just now. A x-mas card from the sexiest teacher in the universe! Thank you dear Marina and Merry Christmas!!!

    Labbatt78(Eric)

  45. wyo550 says: 71

    Tabloid? Now there’s a real Christmas message! Like the theme of my novel, “Nothing means Nothing, Have a Nice Day!” Since I’m visiting my Mom and she has dial up, I’m not watching your videos- just seeing that your tits are bigger in dialup and your dog cuter! Arf Arf. Now, back to composing my private fax message to Mr. Cheney about his speech to the Wyoming legislature in a couple weeks. After the stupid-means-predictable standing ovation from amateur citizen politicians, I hope he’ll make the same kind of statement that president Eisenhower in 1960 regarding the dangers of the Military Industrial Complex (in Cheney’s case, he needs to articulate the dangers of America feeding on itself like a Stalinist/corporate pigpen, using the excuse of the security perimeter that teh Bush Administration created. It will be a big surprise for everybody who thinks (like BBC reported in September while I was driving Ferraris in Monaco) that Cheney’s the “Merchant of Death”. OH, I forgot, Nothing means Nothing. Have a Nice Day. That’s my attempt to give a Christmas present to all of you, a safer and more free America because I got Dick Cheney to calm down the amateur A-holes (like those in Wyoming) who would otherwise pass laws that limit your future in the name of “economic security”.

  46. bcer26 says: 70

    Merry Christmas Marina !

    With so many of my coworkers sick with colds I was wondering where the name cold came from to describe being sick??

    Loved the card. It was my favourite Christmas present !

  47. Evan Owen says: 69

    Oh well, getting late & kids will be up early…
    Nadolig llawen ichi’n bawb / Merry Christmas to you all! :grin:
    Ieuan ab Owain (Evan Owen)

  48. Evan Owen says: 68

    ***WORD REQUEST***
    Discovery Channel today had a thing about robots, mechanical workers.
    Then while reviewing my high-school Russian (don’t know WHAT inspired me :mrgreen: ) I recalled that работа (rabota) is Russian for “work.”
    Then I thought, “Rabota…robot…work…what’s going on here, guys? HotForWords must investigate!”

  49. Evan Owen says: 67

    Oh yeah, belated homework for question, “What would you like for Christmas?”
    A big hug and a kiss from HotForWords would be wonderful!!! :mrgreen:

  50. Evan Owen says: 66

    My great-uncle George Hitchings worked for Burroughs Wellcome company, and won the 1988 Nobel Prize in medicine for (among other pharmaceutical discoveries) developing the first anti-viral medicines. So all you folks on Zovirax, now you know who to thank! :grin:

  51. bsomebody says: 65

    Happy birthday to you.

    Happy birthday to you.

    Happy birthday to Jesus.

    Happy birthday to you.

    Merry Christmas to all of you! :grin:

  52. I would like to please request the word “Shyster”. Yes, it is a real word and I would like to know more about it. Thank You. =]

    • WORD HISTORY Calling someone a shyster might be considered libellous; knowing its probable origin adds insult to injury. According to Gerald L. Cohen, a student of the word, shyster is derived from the German term scheisser, meaning literally “one who defecates,” from the verb scheissen, “to defecate,” with the English suffix –ster, “one who does,” substituted for the German suffix –er, meaning the same thing. Sheisser, which is chiefly a pejorative term, is the German equivalent of our English terms bastard and son of a bitch. Sheisser is generally thought to have been borrowed directly into English as the word shicer, which, among other things, is an Australian English term for an unproductive mine or claim, a sense that is also recorded for the word shyster.

  53. desauer says: 63

    Hi Marina,

    Where does the word “Wits” come from? Examples like, “Scared the wits out of me.” , “A man lives by his wits alone.” .

    Also the word “Twit” came to mind.

    Thank you

  54. phyx says: 62

    oops i posted on the old video!

    Hello my dear teacher :wink:
    I would like to know the origin of the word “hircine”
    It’s a very strange word…

  55. achsdu17 says: 61

    I don’t read any tabloids. I can careless who dumped who, who’s gaining weight and so on.

  56. SurfinRI says: 60

    What do Eskimos get from sitting on blocks of ice all day?
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    POLAROIDS!

  57. Homework: Tabloids? Nah… :mrgreen:
    “Man bites dog” and “Aliens fathered my children” stories don’t do it for me. The conspiracy theorists seem to source a lot from tabloids. Nowadays, it’s all Oprah this, and Britany that, and Paris, and Lindsay, etc. etc. Just a bunch of poop to get (or keep) celebrity status for has-been’s, wannabes and never-was(es). :roll:
    Marina is lookin’ FINE in her red and fuzzy bonnet :twisted:

  58. samuel3d says: 58

    No I don’t read Tabloids. they make me laugh :lol:

  59. MARINA ORIGIN OF THE WORD SOLES. like the soles of your feet. PLEASE DO THIS ONE!!!! AND WHEN IS THE CHIRSTMAS CARD COMING!!??? :mrgreen:

  60. I read the headlines of the silly tabloids at the check out stands. The funny headlines give people waiting in line something to laugh about.

  61. Che Volay says: 55

    Just watched the movie Seven Pounds, if you see it bring a handkerchief :cry:

  62. Please tell about the words “Quixotic” or “Xylophone” since you don’t have any words from the Q or X list please (-:

    • nathan19 says: 54.1

      Hey jrcx. Someone else asked about quixotic a few lessons back, too. Here’s what I told them:

      A writer, Miguel de Cervantes, wrote an immense novel–and actually considered by some people to be the first “modern” novel–entitled Don Quixote [say it, Don Kee-ho-tay]. It’s about a guy who’s infatuated with the idea of being an adventurous knight, a chivalrous gentleman and such. So he gets a horse, a sidekick named Sancho Panza, develops a devotion to a farm girl that he fancies to be a princess, and goes around in search of quests to do, suffering from the total delusion that all the stuff he’s read about courageous knights and the like is true. The most famous example is that he attempts to joust a windmill, believing it to be a loathsome giant. Anyways, the point is, the word “quixotic” refers to a task that is ridiculously impossible, even calling into question the sanity of the person trying to accomplish it, like jousting windmills.

      • Thank you Nathan, I was aware of the story, and found it quite interesting… and thought it might be a good webisode for all others out there. My understanding of it (simplified from your version) would be Adventurously in love in a non-conventional romantic way… in either case, thank you… we are on the same page! (-:

  63. vonmalcolm says: 53

    Marina, here are a couple of words you may want to etymologize: ’sideburns’ (an interesting origin from an interesting, if tragic, man – see ‘The Battle Of The Crater’, ‘The Mud March’, etc.) and teetotaler (which, with its several different proposed word origins, could be a game), surprisingly, Angus Young is one.

    Happy Holidays

    P.S. I ‘Orlova’ your YouTube channel, but be careful of Gorby: He’s a scene stealer! He may want the spotlight all to his own!

  64. Bush releases all U.S. death-row prisoner-trapped mice. What did the Christmas cards look like?

  65. popeye says: 51

    hey! what’s the meaning of, ‘a quad city’. Google doesn’t seem to explain it well.
    pliz, also give me some examples.

  66. bobsully says: 50

    I never read them. They are filled with yellow journalism and half-truths and lies. All you need to do is see the front page to ascertain that.

  67. Drooling aliens invade the Vatican! I just noticed something interesting. From now on, until you figure out what and why, I am going to do something in these posts. Then we can all do it until M catches on and scolds us.

  68. danielpool says: 48

    Hi Marina Thank you for the christmas card. Marina looks like Gorby feels good and is doing OK i am happy for you both :lol: I got my calendar the other day it is very nice i am very glad i got it. You are so pretty i like all the pictures. My favorite is march or the cover. Merry christmas Marina and Merry Christmas to everyone else to all your Students :lol: :lol:

  69. shiraru says: 47

    Hello, Ms. Orlova. I’ve been watching your videos since I’m on YouTube. This is amazing! You’re like a ‘walking dictionary’, no offense!

    Umm…may I request words?

    Please, I want to know the origin of the word chocolate, neapolitan, and Merry-Go-Round. Those are my current favorite words!

    Thank you!

  70. I don’t read them. It’s better to read the Onion if you want something known to be bogus. At least they are funny.

    Tabloid was first used in commerce in 1884 and then the trademark was applied for in 1897, granted in 1907 (ten years it took!) and it is still active for medicine and again for a whole range of substances by the same old Burroughs in London. Almost all uses for tabloid that do not refer to the style of printing are dead (lawyer’s work?) except for one line of women’s clothing in 2004.

  71. Fianchetto says: 45

    Homework: Nope. (ok… from rare time to time, for a laugh in the checkout line…) :lol: Mostly laughing at the facts:

    -They continue to be printed because:
    -They continue to sell enough to keep printing them and turn a profit
    -There must be a great many individuals stupid enough to purchase them

    …then the sigh of relief that I am not to be counted among them! (as I shake my head and return it to its proper place in the rack when it comes my turn to pay for my groceries.) :grin:

  72. Dear Miss Marina Orlova,

    I like to keep up with the science news on sciencedaily.com , those are the tabloids I eat, I mean read. This was a great lesson I really enjoyed it! Merry Christmas! Happy Holidays! And to all a Good Knight!

    YourStudent,
    ThoughtOnFire

  73. Capman911 says: 43

    I guess most peoples parties are started so here is some dancing music from
    Santana and Chad Kroeger

  74. mttvmario says: 42

    I’ve been wondering where the word “Spanish” comes from and why it is considered a language? I look forward to your response.

  75. quiggles says: 41

    Dear Marina,

    Though I read several papers regularly I do not usually read tabloids. For a time I read the London Daily Mail as I admired its editor, Sir David English, and its chairman, the Viscount Rothemere.

    I am sad that you won’t be with your family on Christmas. :sad: I wish you all the best and offer my thanks for your hard work, insightful teachings, and delightful smile.

    Merry Christmas, quiggles :smile:

  76. nathan19 says: 40

    Hey Marina,

    Tabloids are actually kind of a bête noire for me. I just can’t stand the whole culture of celebrity-following. Whenever I see footage of paparazzi swarming on some starlet or another, it’s like I’m about to have an aneurysm. And I find the people who buy into that stuff and read the tabloids just as insufferable.

    On the other hand, the bizarre tabloids like The Sun are amusing to look at while standing in line at a store. I always get a kick out of imagining their writing staff sitting in a room dreaming up all their crazy stories and lauging at the people who believe them.

  77. Che Volay says: 39

    I’ve been sippin’ the egg nog tonight and I just want to say
    I lo o ove yoou guys, I mean I really real…ly lo o ove ya :mrgreen:

  78. James says: 38

    HAPPY XMAS FROM ENGLAND!

    • pagedoll says: 38.1

      Merry Christmas from San Diego! :grin:
      A HotForWords Christmas

      Twas the night before Christmas in the HotForWords house
      Not a creature was stirring, not even Gorbys new mouse.
      The comments were all hung in their threads with great care
      Hoping teachers reply, soon would be there.

      The students were drowsy, all snug in their beds
      While visions of first comment danced in their heads.
      And Skip in his bed, and I in my cap,
      had almost logged off for a long winters nap.

      When out from my phone there arose such a clatter,
      I sprang for my crackberry to see what was the matter.
      Away to the laptop I flew like a flash, tore open the cover,
      and hit refresh with a bash.

      With the screen so bright, aglow in the dark,
      Skip got scared and let out a bark.
      When what on my computer screen did appear,
      but a holiday message from Marina with cheer.

      With a wonderful smile, so smart and so bright
      I knew in a momment it had come from Marinas cool site.
      More rapid than 3G, her helpers they came,
      and she whispered and smiled and called them by name:

      “Now Capman! Now Jack!
      Now, James and Anud!
      On, Karl! On, ChaCha!
      On, BillyB and Bob!
      From the decks of the yachts!
      From the car in the stall!
      Now type away!
      Type away! Type away all!”

      And then in a refresh, I heard on the street
      the tipping and toein’ of cute little feet.
      As I foucused my ears, listened and stopped,
      through the front door, teacher appeared with a hop.

      She was dressed in all white with glitter of blue,
      I fell back off my seat, this couldn’t be true.
      A bundle of calenders she had hung on her side.
      Guarded by Gorby, along for the ride.

      Her eyes so blue, how softly they twinkled
      Her cheeks so high and not even a wrinkle.
      The smile on her face drawn up like a bow.
      And locks of blonde hair with a fabulous glow.
      The stump of a pencil she held tight in her teeth
      and her hair was styled in the shape of a wreath.
      She had a cute smiling face and a flat little belly,
      that tightened when she laughed unlike a bowl full of jelly.

      She spoke not a word, but went straight to her Mac,
      edit and uploaded, the lessons were stacked.
      And closing one eye to give a slight wink,
      she turned with a blur and was gone in a blink.

      She sprang to her car, to Gorby she whistled
      and away they both flew, down the street like a missile.
      But I heard her exclaim, as she drove through the night:

      “MERRY CHRISTMAS DEAR STUDENTS AND VISIT MY SITE!!”
      (a repost just because) :mrgreen:

    • Bob says: 38.2

      Merry Christmas, James, from the land of long shadows.
      Do you have the clout to get Marina to put Pagedoll’s poem on a shout-out page?

  79. I like that Marina has brought back some aspects of her older videos like letting her sister in and doing bloopers at the end of the vids.

    MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL AND TO ALL A GOOD NIGHT

  80. bsomebody says: 36

    I know exactly what color Che’s border is. I used to have a pair of Chuckies the same color. Mrs. Somebody said they were pink and busted my hump everytime I wore them. She normally supports my creative clothing choices (as long as the colors match :roll: ), but for some reason, she just had to comment everytime I wore these shoes. She finally bought me a pair of flamin’ Chuckies, so I gave mine to a 6′+ young lady I knew. Everyone was happy :grin: .

    By the way, Converse says the color is magenta, but I know it is really Passionate Purple.

  81. John says: 35

    I rarely read the tabloids, I rarely read anything anymore, just mostly the local newspaper thats more like a tabloid than a major newspaper. I use to read alot back before i got my computers (1995) now if i read something its usually software manuals, computer magazines and a few paperback books.

  82. bsomebody says: 34

    I generally to not read them. I am afraid that I will remember something from them, but forget from where I read it. :roll: If the story is extremely bogus (one of my favorites was “Baby Born Pregnant,”) then I may go ahead and indulge myself. That is rare, though. My time is fairly limited and my eyes can only take so much reading these days.

  83. wetsuit5 says: 33

    Used to read them out at sea.
    My shipmates thought, oh how could you read such junk.
    Then THEY would spend the next 2 weeks reading and passing them around for entertainment.
    Which is why I bought it in the first place.

  84. Che Volay says: 32

    @Capman Do you know what a Sambuca Luge is?

    You get a block of ice
    Heat up a metal coat hanger
    melt a groove/channel in the block of ice
    tilt the block up 15 or so degrees
    have your open mouth at the low part of this channel
    have a friend pour Sambuca down this groove from the top
    lap up a nice cold shot a Sambuca

    if you run out of Sambuca any alcohol will do

  85. James says: 31

    colour game!!!!

    sorry to single out people but only comment if you have a colour nborder …that should make a lovely raindbow effect

  86. Darling Marina,

    I hope you have a truly wonderful Christmas and a Happy New Year! May God bless you in ways you could never imagine. I know it’s corny, but you, through this site, have added enjoyment to my life in no small fashion.
    Now, I’m going to the woods for a couple of weeks to try to sort out all the goings-on throughout our world over the past year. Maybe I’ll figure some of it out; maybe not. All I know is I’ll come back a better man.
    And to all the HFW family: MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR! Ya’ll are a blast and I love you all! See you!

    Always.

  87. Che Volay says: 28

    Che loves his new border, what color would say it is?
    It looks Mauve on my computer screen, James said it was pink.

    For The Record

    Che is man enough to handle a mauve border
    a little purple a little red it’s all kewl

  88. cufan71 says: 26

    Merry Christmas Marina & Gorby! :grin:
    Homework :cool:
    :cool: Lesson! I just read the covers of the tabloids at the store. It’s amazing what can be done to a photo in Photoshop :!: By the way, several years ago the Titanic Captain was found in a life boat in the North Atlantic and his pipe was still lit :!: :lol:

  89. seesixcm6 says: 25

    Dear совершенная Marina, You are beautiful when you wear red! Happy Christmas Eve to you, too! I hope that you, your sister, and your family all have a happy time! :razz:
    No, I don’t read tabloid paoers. They’re a waste of time (that I could use watching your videos, instead.) I hope you don’t read them, either. Not unless you view them as works of fiction, just like those Jackie Collins novels you read! (Imagine a teacher of literature reading tabloid newspapers! Not nice!) :shock:
    До следующего времени. seesixcm6

  90. CrAZyAZn909 says: 24

    I have a Word Request for the origin of the word Vacuum.

  91. MCLIJazz says: 23

    No, I do not read Tabloids and refuse to.

  92. Bob says: 22

    With all the reading I have to do on HFW, you think I have time to read the Tabloids? :roll: :lol:
    Seriously, there is so much doom and gloom in the news these days and what you get in the newspapers is so inaccurate that I rarely read any quality newspaper, let alone a tabloid.

  93. gemini3 says: 21

    hi i have a request for the word automation and integred,thanks and merry christmas for all.
    by the way i read el heraldo de chihuahua, a local newspaper and a tabloid el heraldo de la tarde

  94. protac6 says: 20

    My god Marina. You are still looking gorgeous. And Merry Christmas!

  95. I had an argument with a woman over “the tabloids”. She said that they are the truth… especially
    World Weekly News
    She stated that all these things happen… it’s just that mainstream media outlets make more money selling political propaganda and such.

    I told her Elvis is dead… the Kentucky Fried Chicken Man is dead…
    Space Aliens don’t eat doorknobs… I went on and on. Then I realized she was an outpatient from a “nuthouse?” when her friend came up and said, ” Hey Toiletface, have you ever seen a fish in a tree?”

    ohhh! :oops: :shock: :lol:

  96. gage says: 17

    =]. I’d like to request the word “Fraternity”. I’d also like to know the origin of the word “Kris Kringle”.

    Thanks,
    Love,
    Gage:).

  97. thematrix75 says: 16

    Hello Marina,I read a few Tabloids not very often anymore.You have a sister I love your santa outfit wow!What kind of dog is that you have the dogs name etc.Peace and merry Christmas everyone! :wink:

  98. leonard says: 14

    I used to think tabloids were a good source protein :-) (-: until I found out ON decomposition yeild various amino acids prothesis :lol:

  99. James says: 13

    LMAO

    You said if you like my sister… then held up Gorby

    HHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHA :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

  100. nope, no tabloid readin’ in this household…tho’ i’ll sometimes scan the headlines while waiting in line at Wallyworld (*gasp* did you know Jen, Ang & Brad are all feudin’???!!!)…

    “-oid” as a suffix usually means “like,” so i take it “tabloid” is “tablet-like”…odd choice for something that already is a tablet…

    joy to all, all seasons… :cool:

  101. James says: 11

    Marina what the hell is going on with the beginning of this vid? You have your antidisestablishmentarism video but you are explaining soccer… Ha!

  102. James says: 9

    Would have been first had I not been trying to sort out the forum..

  103. orion_ss1 says: 8

    I thought Marina said it was used by Mensans; she actually said ‘medicine’ ( I had to replay that part a few times to figure it out ).

    I don’t believe half of what is in the regular newpapers, I’d never bother with the UFO abductions of Elvis or whatever.

  104. tumult2 says: 7

    can you do word aeon
    and can you maybe do this video in your native language

  105. Che Volay says: 6

    For The Record

    Marina thanks for the border but you already had me at
    Hello my dear students

  106. bigbhd95 says: 5

    :smile: Wow how was that for an xmas present fourth :lol: B.B.
    (now to watch the video)
    5th that is lol

    • Capman911 says: 2.1

      Home Work: I used to read them when my mother would buy them. Now I only check them out standing in the grocery store line waiting to be checked out.
      Marina did Gorby leave you a Christmas present in your closet? :lol: :lol:

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