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Lollipop… named after a horse that was named after a candy?

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  1. Marina, you are my heroin! My favorite Lollipop is The cherry Tootsie Pop, when i was a kid i loved Charms Blowpops, apple flavored.

    I think i disagree with the full circle of the naming of candy on a stick.

    There is a branch of linguistics dedicated to the innate use of words. That somehow human beings who share a language family, or language for that matter, use the same or similar sounds for words that have similar meanings. Ex. glisten, glitter, gloria, glad. Ex lolly, lengua, language, lambaste, lick, lap[up],

    just writing without thinking here, sorry for lack of articulation.

  2. it says 1900’s on the screen, but the audio says 1800’s, just a little fyi.

    ps, my hero.

  3. miley says: 128

    My favourite lollypop is Chupa Chups!I like it!It is sweet! :smile:

  4. martin4770 says: 127

    My favorite lollipop is Pork Meat :grin: :grin: :grin:

  5. jsnl85 says: 124

    hey tjere,

    i’ve just stumbled upon your show on youtube and automaticaly became a fan. i’m no philologist, but i’m also BurningForWords ;) .
    i’m from portugal so english is not my main language and this could be a fairly easy word. nonetheless, here’s a suggestion for you:

    what’s the origin of the word Fiend (not friend)?

    cheers,
    sam

    • leonard says: 124.1

      jsnl85-I would like some philology on the same word request [fiend]…Portuguese wines are the best. :lol: Even if Madeira is considered of Africa…[Continental]:-}

      • jsnl85 says: 124.1.1

        haha
        there are also great wines from continental portugal!
        they’re among the best in the world ;)
        i think our best wines are from around the area of the Douro river (where i have my own vineyards :p)

        btw, etymologically speaking, “Douro river” stands for “river of gold” in english ;)

        cheers

  6. tryant says: 123

    Cherry red is by far and away the epitomy of suckers and almasy any hard candy wich has a red version,,,,,altho,,,some sweet/sour suckers are quite tastety. Sweet Baby Jane comes to mind,She wasn’t cherry,could be sweet or sour,but,always a great great great sucker.

  7. oecheazu says: 122

    man am lost of words.. u guys check out this vid man.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJf_q8CDmlI

  8. lostinhere says: 121

    My favorite lollipop is a tootsie pop.

  9. I bet captains and sea faring gents say encompassing more than your average civilians do, which seems like cool dialect to me. I got a bag of jelly belly candies as a gift for the holidays and ate too much and got a belly ache and coz I don’t hardly ever ingest that many sugars at once it nearly made me nauseous so I doubt I will be gorging myself like a hog on sweets for a while. Something exciting for me happened after I watched hotforword’s lesson on lollipop, I learned a new word- “Lolliologist”~ A person who is an expertise in the art of lollipop making :grin:

  10. Oh Marina. LMSAO! Oh your so very entertaining to watch!

    Homework: I don’t care for suckers. I’m not really into that kind of candy that much. Gourmet Jelly Beans, Mike and Ike’s, or Red Vines. I always have to have chocolate around. Not milk chocolate though. My body doesn’t like the pesticides in milk products.

    That was a very interesting etymology. I wonder how many other words have encompassing origins?

  11. noahccc says: 118

    I have a request!!! What is the origin of the word ”Fuck”

    Thank you!!

  12. Hmm. Whts the origin of ACME?

  13. kitty-kid says: 116

    I HAVE A WORD TO REQEST !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (can you put this video on youtube thx)

    Were Does This Word Come From :

    Mer maid ::?::

  14. Another reminder to request the meaning of Auld Lang Syne… you are probalby waiting till new year’s eve though!

  15. I might create a scandal if I shared my favorite Lolly.

  16. James says: 113

    Marina, how many computers do you have? :lol:

    Looking at pics and vids I think you have

    1 with windows

    1 imac

    1 macbook pro

    2 macbooks (one aluminum new version)

    !!!

  17. you have to do another women’s dictionary….

    but if not, can you explain the difference between an insurgency and a militia? it would be awsome to site you in a history paper

  18. James says: 111

    Marina, I have sorted out the forum. You will need a whole new HTML and CSS sheet which I have got. All you need to do is paste. The only difference (apart from pages) is that the text is black but when you hover over a link, its green. also it may decide it wants to start going stupid again. You won’t find out until people post new pages. If it does tell me and I will tell you how to fix it. But as of now its 100% how you asked.

    Can I email you on the wordlove-108 address from hotmail because of the 2000 chracter limit on the website? then I can just paste the codes or send them as .txt attachments

  19. James says: 110

    I have fixed the forum :mrgreen:

  20. Che Volay says: 109

    Gravatar test, temporary until 2009

  21. muggins says: 108

    My favorite lollipop, as a kid, was Sugar Daddy.
    Sugar Mommas were invented in 1965, thus alas, I was a bit too old to get into long term candy ingestion and missed out on the Sugar Mammas.

  22. hitoshi says: 107

    hello everyone! i had thought that lol was an abbreviation for lollipop yuntil recently.

  23. Egorka says: 106

    Мне нравятся разные сandy с миндалём внутри. :) Нежные-пренежные. :)

  24. danielpool says: 105

    I Like the Mexican Vero Mango they are very different

  25. neuroway says: 104

    Lollipop, banana, carrot. They all have a common denominator. What’s interesting though is the round-robin dimension of the lollipop becoming a horse, then the horse becoming a lollipop. I suppose Lolly Pop the horse, probably one of these quite temperamental thoroughbreds, was Smith’s favourite only because he could make a dazzling jackrabbit start from the stalls and then run like hell in circle for a short period of time. But what could make this horse run around on a track like this? Carrots and sticks? Candies? I don’t think so. Breed and bood most likely. Or the inner drive.

    Quote: My horses are extremely valuable, worth far more than slaves. They are so smart that they could drive themselves. They don’t even need the yoke.

    - Gaius Appuleius Diocles (104 – 146)

  26. casingena says: 103

    hi marina i want some information about kickboxing

    thanks for the lesson of karate

  27. Marina, excellent lesson!!
    This lesson kind of reminded me of an earlier lesson which alluded to the opposite type of backward fitting false etymology or backronym.

    I wonder if there is a word that describes the type of coincidental forward fitting type of etymology of a word.

    I enjoyed watching the graphics demonstrating completing the full circle for the naming of the word lollipop.

  28. bsomebody says: 101

    Good morning! Cafe negro caliente is served! :grin:

  29. wetsuit5 says: 100

    150 Million!!!

    The glass is half full and filling.

  30. matsrg says: 99

    Dearest Marina,
    this was a really nice lesson!
    Looking forward to your next one :-)
    Mats

  31. beaugosse says: 98

    Hello Dear Marina and Hotforwordists, I called my dog Lollipop but my intention was first to call her Oulipo (pronounce Ooleepo) which means “Ouvroir de littérature potentielle” which means roughly as stated by Wikipedia “workshop of potential literature”… I still wonder how I slipped from Oulipo to Lollipop ? Anyway many thanks Hotforwords for this reference it allowed me to discover this lovelly group “the Chordettes” singing oH Lollipop Lolli lolli… You can find the link hereafter to hear these wonderfull voices who maybe was competitors of the other well known feminine group The Andrew Sisters in the fifties : http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xn3m2_the-chordettes-lollipop_music -

  32. jonas93 says: 97

    hi Marina
    I was thinking the other day, where does the “off the record” comes from

    and btw thanks for answering my question about “Christmas”

  33. James says: 96

    Marina, I don’t know if you know this, but blockquote isn’t working.

    • Hello James, Marina,
      The BLOCKQUOTE is working as the proper indentation and line insertion does occur. It is just not being rendered with attributes to be seen.

      A quick fix is to add the CSS code for a blockquote.
      Here is an example which I placed into the
      edit-comments.css file. (That may not be the proper file to place the CSS into?)

      blockquote {
      background-color:#f0f0f0;
      border:1px solid blue;
      border-style:outset;
      }

      Obviously, you can chose from a myriad of attributes
      to suit your visual taste.

  34. John says: 95

    Its so quite in here i have to resort to speaking to ghosts, witches, bitches and myself.

    When I finish this cigarette I am going back to bed y’all girls can continue your discussions without me while I sleep.

    Good Night

  35. raney150 says: 94

    I have a question about the word dig. How did it become slang for like as in “I dig that video”?

  36. mikells43 says: 93

    got a new word for you:).i know prob not alot or no one asked for it. its unique and i found it in a unique place. the word is(drumroll), Trichloromonofluoromethane. :-) there u go.

  37. goddemmit says: 92

    Hey Marina, i would like to make a word request, Parkour what it means, and where it came from?

  38. John says: 91

    geesh you been pwned by an old widow woman with 4 grown children and who does’t know how to even know how turn on a computer much less how to use one.

  39. John says: 90

    You don’t need a free diet profile all women have ass spread when sitting down

  40. John says: 89

    “There are many aspects of a relationship you simply cannot control – namely, the other person”. I don,t know about this statement, it got you to get me back in here and typing didn’t it?

    The last line in my horrorscope below.

  41. John says: 88

    Liquorice sweets is my least liked although some is quite good :!:

    Yes i know that is a contradictory statement :?:

  42. omegis13 says: 86

    Woops, I should learn to follow directions better lol!

    Marina, I was wondering if I could make 2 requests of you. First, I was wondering if I could request a lesson on the Greek phrase MOΛΩN ΛABE, a phrase popular amongst internet firearms enthusiasts.

    Second, how can I get you to sign the stock of my Kalashnikov? <3<3<3

    Oh, and my favorite suckers (lollipops) are dum-dums, which ironically share a name with a type of bullet.

  43. tricon says: 85

    Word Request: “lam”. As in the term used by gangsters. Where did it originate and how did it get its meaning?

  44. nathan19 says: 84

    Hey Marina,

    I tend to not go for candy that requires a significant time commitment. Though I wonder, could the words “lolly” or “lollipop” have any relation witht the word “lolligag,” as in “stop lolligaging and get back to work…”

    Happy birthday, Gorby!

  45. suprstock says: 82

    are you the cutest thing ever or what? :!:

  46. John says: 81

    Hey hE hE, My horrorscope(horoscope)

    December 26
    You may be getting frustrated with love and romance, dear Sagittarius, because they seem to be causing more tension than calm and relaxation. No one said love was easy, but it doesn’t have to be completely miserable, either. The key is to not get too stressed out about the little things. Know and expect that not everything is going to exactly match your highest expectations. There are many aspects of a relationship you simply cannot control – namely, the other person.

    Sagittarian’s Compatibility- Aries, Leo

    Possible Compatibility- Aquarius, Libra, Sagittarius

    Incompatibility- Capricorn, Taurus, Cancer, Scorpio

    Squared Compatibility- Virgo, Pisces

    Opposite Compatibility- Gemini

    Of course by that other calendar I’m an Aquarius

    Good Night for a while

  47. I have a word request. Namaste

  48. calvin5040 says: 79

    I have a word request,

    I request the word: Engineering

  49. rowdyron says: 78

    Ok, here are a 2 for u to find:

    YULETIDE & ROWDY

    Great site. Keep up the good work. See ya on Youtube. :grin:

  50. I would like to make a word request, or I guess phrase.

    I would like to know the origin of dilly-dally, like you are dilly-dallying around. Thanks!

  51. master1228 says: 76

    Hey Marina

    What ever happened with your iTunes podcast feed for HotForWords? It seems to have gone dark and I loved coming home to see that iTunes already had a copy of your latest show waiting for me on my hard drive. I’d love to see you appearing back on my iTunes podcast playlists again and I’m sure I’m not the only one…

    Thanks and Happy Holidays!
    Dany
    http://raad.wordpress.com

  52. Hey, can you find the origin of tic-tac-toe and/or the term cat in tic-tac-toe for a tie?

  53. That is a tough question.
    What is my favorite LOLLY?
    The lollipop is good, but the string is yuky… :sad:

  54. Homework: Wild Cherry, Butter Rum, Orange Creme Lifesavers :mrgreen:
    Not a lollipop, so it must be a lolly, eh?

  55. bobsully says: 72

    I like Tootsies Pops if that counts. Blueberry or Cherry.

  56. I have a word request.

    How about the word, philoprogenitiveness?

    It was a vocabulary word in our class I think and it kind of caught my interest.

    : D

  57. tomacana says: 70

    I love this site. I have searched for origins of words especially since the internet became such a resource. Your presentations are top notch. See there, makes one wonder where ‘top notch’ came from.

    I like murder as in animal groups, ‘A murder or crows’.
    or a muster of turkeys.

  58. ajr says: 69

    Hey Marina, I actually just now stumbled across your videos, and i really like them. So i signed up, and i have a word for you. Ping Pong, I’ve always wondered why it was called that. And i just registered for your site, will i get all of your previous e-cards that I missed, or will i have to wait until i get the new ones, because let’s face it, you’re gorgeous. Well, thanks, and hope you reply to my word.

  59. cyphadrus says: 68

    I’d like to request the word: Etiology. It’d be great to see causality first hand from HFW.

  60. Capman911 says: 67

    Marina are you working on the site. The Gravatars are no longer clickable.

  61. bsomebody says: 66

    Hmm… I just noticed I cannot change my gravatar. HELP! :roll:

  62. bigbhd95 says: 65

    :!: @Marina :smile:

    Gorby got a great birthday present :mrgreen: 150 MILLION vues :cool:
    Happy B/Day Gorby & CONGRATS :wink: hotforwords :!: B.B.

  63. wetsuit5 says: 64

    ALL RIGHT MARINA,

    Wasn’t paying attention to when it happened.
    150 Million!!!!!

    Congrats!!!!!

    Your half way there now.

    And THANK YOU for all the WONDERFUL Lessons!!!!!!!

  64. bsomebody says: 63

    I just noticed PK got promoted! (I posted to him on the other page.) I am continually amazed at the amount of work that goes into this site. M puts much time and effort into her vids and the maintenance of this site. Thank you to M and all the TAs who make this site possible. Captain Jack, Capman, Melikadothechacha, and Pedantickarl (I think that is all of them) put in alot of time and energy, and I reap the fruits of their labor. Thank you to James, also, for doing a bunch of that techy stuff that I do not even understand.

    Thanks to you all for building our own little sand box. Let’s play!

  65. hoodster says: 62

    How about the word “upset.” You know, this word means agitated or angry. Then why isn’t it called “downset.” Wouldn’t that make more sense? I don’t know…

    Your student

    -Hoodster

  66. sarahjess says: 60

    I want to request the word Weather. It’s messed up everywhere now because of global warming!

  67. I like watermelon lollipops… and also cherry. :smile:

  68. bsomebody says: 57

    I do not remeber what they were called, but they were pretty big lollipops. They were only about 2″ across, but about 1/2 or 3/4″ thick. My favorite was sour apple. Just sour enough to notice, but it would not turn your face inside out.

    When I worked out in So Cal, people would bring in their homemade Mexican candy. It has a very different taste, and I never did get used to it. Real Mexican enchiladas, though, mighty yummy! :grin:

  69. Marina said there was a tale going around coz if there was a tail going around I’d ask if someone could close the curtains just in case any neighbors happen to walk by this way :shock: Wouldn’t want to alarm the neighbors :eek:

  70. Capman911 says: 55

    Hey Folks lets not forget to vote for Marina as the Sexiest Geek. There are a lot of Marina’s to vote for so vote for them all. They all add to the total count in the end. Captain Jack is listed there too so vote for him. Thumb down everybody else that you don’t want to vote for. It goes against them.

    http://blog.wired.com/underwire/2008/12/every-geeks-a-l.html

    • James says: 55.1

      http://www.hotforwords.co :roll: /wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_redface.gif

      Asperger’s-like obsession with sci-fi, science or gadgets.

      I have “aspergers” I think it’s made up tbh.

      But then again I have ADHD so I do things like this!

      ubfsrhf brusbjf kbrn fjh rsdoufj ejfh hh :wink:

      • I had it when I was younger and take meds today for being bipolar. It’s runs in families so there is no shame in having a problem like this. Most of the time I am happy and everything goes just fine then something can trigger a sadness part and I am down in the dumps for days. Bob and BillyB has helped me a lot on when I first came on here to control the anger issues I have with this problem even though they don’t know unless they read this comment. A lot of people suffer from one form or the other of this condition, but don’t realize it until a teacher or a parent or a doctor diagnoses the problem. Some don’t want to admit they have a problem. I didn’t find out until I was in my late 30 about my problem as doctors and parents didn’t know what to look for when I was young. I thought I was just an angry person all the time. I am not ashamed of it so you shouldn’t be either. So your not alone James. I’ll help you any way I can. :smile:

        • I think compared to a years ago. Everything has to have something to explain it. If I went down the street 100 years ago and said ” I like how this street is paved” people wouldn’t care but if you were to do that now you would be classified as everything. I believe ADHD is real but aspergers is just a lever people can use to describe some peoples unusual behaviours. Scientists have to know everything and can’t handle not knowing something. TBH I think it means you are just a bit dopey. I have been on tablets since I was 4 … and they haven’t really done much

          • Maybe it’s time to change the meds. Some like Ritalin wear off and don’t work well after a few years. There are other meds to try that may work better. You may not like trial and error, but sometimes you have to just try. I wasn’t on the right meds at first but now I am happy and pretty much have it under control. I still have an occasional flare up as you remember back in another video where I jumped at Marina and fussed her out. I felt so bad after that and wanted to quit, but Marina, Bob and BillyB helped me through it so I will stay away from a confrontation if at all possible, but I do have my limitations and will stand up to a troll or bully. Yea scientist or Doctors have to have a name for everything. So shrug off the label they put on you and continue to do the great work behind the scenes for Marina and the videos that you make. You are well appreciated on here James. :wink:

  71. Che Volay says: 54

    hav-hav/gav-gav Gorby, Happy Birthday :smile:

  72. Nice video :D
    Can you do the word Year? For New Year’s? Thanks!
    -Nick

  73. Che Volay says: 52

    Golly Lolly! Strap on a feed bag filled with lollipops :grin:

  74. Capman911 says: 51

    Marina tell Gorby Happy Birthday for me. The way we figured it, it should be his today. Give him some extra treats. :wink:

  75. kjmty2 says: 50

    Just got onto the site one of my prized email sites to be sure.Just viewing the site as often as possible will add years to this 58 year old mans life.love you to death marina.

  76. News: Pope agrees contraceptives are OK for use with animals.

    The coincidental-circle theory holds only if it can be shown that Smith never heard of the European use of the word. It would be impossible to state with certaintly that a given person never heard of a given word, wouldn’t it? Perhaps there is some anecdotal evidence — an interview with Smith, a relative, colleage, etc. of his — that makes the assertion that there was no connection between the candies except via the horse, but how could you know it was true? So, to state that the theory is absolutely true is to wear blinders (heehee).

    To rate this theory, I have come up with a new epithet: HORSE CANDY! So, from now on, if an etymological theory strains credulity (such as “Desparate Rick” = “Dick”), it will be said to be HC.

  77. BillyB says: 48

    Merry “Boxing Day & A big Thank You Marina for all the sweetness you share so freely. There is something deep in your soul that bubbles to the surface & shines through all the things you do, and it touches so many people. I enjoy & sometimes am enfuriated by the reactions people have to that God-given gift that you have developed into the successes of your various enterprises. It’s been a fun year watching you with these virtual tools. I don’t pretend to be a geek, I’m learning what is for me, a lot. I am a fan & cheerleader for you & although you scare me sometimes, I’ll keep watching & applauding & if need be, helping where I can.
    GTG… daughter surprised by coming home on Christmas day, what a great gift to uplift my heart. She brought her car… so today I have the priviledge of doing some maintainance on it & a few minor repairs so she can carry on in safety, on our weather smitten highways.
    Cheers, Y’all & enjoy the last of 2008… made some, what I consider, good friends & aquaintences here @ hotforwords & appreciate the tolerance & inclusions in an ever expanding, cyber community.

  78. Hey Marina, what’s the origin of the word “diamond”? Thanks!

    And also, what is the origin of the word “percolate”? Thanks a million again!

  79. Dear HotForWords,

    Hey! Your dress looks like a bunch of Lollies! … :smile:

    Your Student,
    ThoughtOnFire

  80. animalntaz says: 45

    Hey, if lollipop is named after a horse, I don’t think I would want to eat a seabiscuit! (Sounds like a soggy, salty biscuit) :razz:

  81. gemini3 says: 43

    Yeah i like a lollipop for tuti-fruti :razz:

  82. kyleC says: 41

    Hello Hot For Words, Since it is the Christmas season i was wondering how we got the word Decoration.

  83. achsdu17 says: 40

    I don’t really have a favorite lollipop. I’m not much of a candy person.

  84. John says: 39

    Well my favorite lolly would be Starlight peppermints favorite lollipop Tootsie Pop® in cherry. And for this NOTINMYLIFETIME http://i40.tinypic.com/x5ut6x.jpg NOTINMYLIFETIMEJUST2MUCHSUNEXPOSURE

    http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=vouDK-LELEU

    …….Lyrics
    Easy, ready, willing, overtime,
    Where does it stop,
    where do you dare me
    to draw the line.
    You’ve got the body,
    now you want my soul,
    Don’t even think about it,
    say no go.
    I– I ‘ll do anything
    that you want me to do,
    And I’ll do almost anything,
    that you want me too, ooh,

    But I can’t go for that, (No can do)
    No, I can’t go for that, (No can do)
    Oh, I can’t go for that, (No can do)

    I can’t go for that,
    can’t go for that,
    can’t go for that.

    I can go for being twice as nice,
    I can go for just repeating
    the same old lines.
    Use the body,
    now you want my soul,
    Ooh, forget about it,
    now say no go.

    I– I’ll do anything
    that you want me to do,
    And I’ll do almost anything
    that you want me to do,

    But I can’t go for that, (No can do)
    No, I can’t go for that, (No can do)
    Oh, I can’t go for that, (No can do)

    I can’t go for that,
    can’t go for that,
    can’t go for that.
    Oh, I– I’ll do anything
    that you want me to do,
    And I’ll do almost anything
    that you want me to do,

    But I can’t go for that, (No can do)
    No, I can’t go for that, (No can do)
    Oh, I can’t go for that, (No can do)

    I can’t go for that,
    can’t go for that,
    can’t go for that,
    can’t go for that.
    I can’t go for that,

    can’t go for that (No can do)
    I can’t go,
    I can’t go–
    for that, (No can do)
    Oh, I can’t go for that, (No can do)
    Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no,
    no, no, no, no, no can do,
    Oh, I can’t go for that, yeah, (No can do)
    No, no, no, no, no, no…..

    Now for Naming your candy after a horse here you go take a ride on the reading railroad, Lollpop http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phar_Lap

  85. James says: 38

    MARINA I HAVE SORTED THE FORUM THING!!!

    You need to do it in html.. I will put it in the forum. If you apply it then I will try and edit the css tomorrow to sort out the final few things. I can’t edit them both at once. I will put the html in the forum now.. tell me what you think

  86. pandion says: 37

    hmmmmm
    My favorite lollipop would be jolly rancher green apple

  87. wibble321 says: 36

    Or, if you’re living in England there’s no need for a horse.


    Lollipop. The word lollipop is first recorded in 1784,
    in a January issue of the London Chronicle
    http://www.foodtimeline.org/foodcandy.html#lollipops

  88. seesixcm6 says: 35

    Dear совершенная Marina, You are beautiful when you wear red! Just a few more inches of cleavage on that dress and it would reach your bellybutton! :razz:
    I don’t like lollipops because they are very bad for your teeth. I avoid them and most other candies except for chocolate, and I try to limit chocolate. :sad:
    As for lollys, I like my own best, but next to that, I’d like yours! :razz:
    С влюбленностью к Марине. seesixcm6

  89. Irish_ink says: 34

    I’d like to know the true origins of the word tattoo. I’ve heard several possible and a few not so possible, so maybe you can set the record straight.

  90. wetsuit5 says: 33

    Gorby playing with his toy sounds like bed springs squeeking.

    Or is Gorby the director and telling you to bounce on the bed?

  91. jindai says: 32

    Lollipop lollipop
    Oh lolli lolli lolli
    Lollipop lollipop…..

    Call my baby lollipop
    Tell you why
    Her kiss is sweeter than an apple pie
    And when she does her shaky rockin’ dance
    Man, I haven’t got a chance

    I call her
    Lollipop lollipop
    Oh lolli lolli lolli
    Lollipop lollipop…..

    Sweeter than candy on a stick
    Huckleberry, chimry or lime
    If you had a choice
    She’d be your pick
    But lollipop is mine

    Lollipop lollipop
    Oh lolli lolli lolli
    Lollipop lollipop…..

    Crazy way she thrills me
    Tell you why
    Just like a lightning from the sky
    She loves to kiss me till I can’t see straight
    GEE, MY LOLLIPOP IS GREAT

    I call her
    Lollipop lollipop
    Oh lolli lolli lolli
    Lollipop lollipop…

  92. eish says: 31

    heyhey

    was just wondering since you have done the word christmas, what is the origin of the day after it is(boxing day or stevens day in irland apparently)

  93. wetsuit5 says: 30

    RootBeer.
    Very hard to find.

  94. leonard says: 29

    very pretty dress like you…do not know my favorite sucker

  95. Fianchetto says: 28

    @Marina

    I tried to post a video reply to chinchilla, and all seemed well, but it didn’t display, so I tried again, and it said I had uploaded no videos with which to reply…did I do something wrong?

  96. nadershey says: 25

    Hi!! I would like to know where the word poop came out! It’s a weird word that I would love to know! THANKS!AND Homework!

  97. animalntaz says: 24

    Oh, that just reminded me of a dirty Tootsie story that Dustin Hoffman told on the Late Show, a few nights ago! :lol: :lol: :lol:

  98. Che Volay says: 23

    Yes I knew a girl named Lolly, she was Swedish but if I told this story no one would believe me. So you’ll have to wait until I publish my memoirs.

  99. That was funny; the allusion to “tail going around”.

    At 0:29, Marina says:
    “There is a tale going around,
    that the lollipop was named after a horse.”
    That just struck my funny bone. :lol:

  100. firefly007 says: 18

    hey were dose the world twilight comes from :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

  101. Hey marina

    What does magazine mean?
    Please find out for me

    -elmo

  102. orion_ss1 says: 16

    I haven’t seen them in a while but I used to love the shredded coconut covered in chocolate. They were always available around Easter but I haven’t seen them in a few years.

    If no one stopped me I could eat a bag of Nestles Crunch bars at one sitting. I guess its the crispy rice inside.

    Third favorite is a peanutbutter cup.

    I’d probably make a frownyface at almost any other kind of candy. :sad:

  103. Bob says: 15

    I don’t like sweets, except dark chocolate, so it would have to be an Ice Lolly or preferably Lolly.

  104. paramqqq says: 14

    oh did she ever rely to u smoky

  105. geronimo says: 13

    I think you know who posses my favorite lolly.

  106. paramqqq says: 12

    does ne1 know if marina ever answers like i see no post from her yayya plz answer marina
    :cry: :eek: :wink: :roll: :?: :?:

  107. I like butterscotch lollies and either grape or cherry lollipops.

  108. annuddermale says: 9

    is it me, or is there no HD for this lesson?…appears grainy to me…maybe it just takes more time to upload the HD version?…

    anyway, my alltime favorite lollipops are chocolate blowpops…closely followed by sour apple lollys…

    but it’s been a long time since i’ve had any – just not high on the list of necessities… :cool:

  109. paramqqq says: 7

    nice to meet u people

    this vid roks
    even tho i just started watching this i love it i think im addictaded yo girl not to bbe mean or nething but can u teach the word

    ………………………………….VIRGINA………………………………………….

    plz plz plz pzlz plz plz plz plz plz plz plz u r the smartest teacher afterall plz
    :roll: :smile: :idea: :oops: u r the most prettiest teacher i ever seen i told my friens to subsribe and they all id

    • Capman911 says: 7.1

      Hey paramqqq and welcome to the site. If you want to watch some of Marina’s other lessons there is a Word / Lesson place at the top of the page you can click on and see what all she has done videos on. You can also change your avatar to a picture of your choosing by just clicking on your monster picture and it will take you to http://www.Gravatar.com site. There you sign up with the same email address as you did here and upload a nice picture of your own. If you want to attach a web site to your name go to the dashboard at the top of the page and enter it, go to the profie page and about half way down you will see a place to put a web address. There you can add in your YouTube site or a personal web page then your name will turn blue telling everyone you have a site that they can click on and visit. Enjoy Marina’s site and if you need any help be sure to ask one of the TAs or any one will help you. :smile:
      TA Capman911

    • Evan Owen says: 7.2

      If English is not your first language, we have people who can read & translate Spanish, Russian, French, German (I think), and…hm…Welsh of course. Plus other languages I may not have seen here yet. :smile:
      Also we have a “hotforwords addiction support group” here, just ask for help if you need it! :mrgreen:

  110. pedantickarl says: 5

    Just in time for a new HFW viewing.

  111. Che Volay says: 3

    Present,
    My favorite lollipop are the ones called Safety Pop, they have a soft flexible loop handle instead of a stick. The flavor of these pops are unique.

    I have not seen them around in years.

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