Part of your unique charm is that at times you will add a syllable to a word, and at times you will take a syllable out of a word.

Like, Simsisms, thankfully.

And, you know, thankfully for them, they were smart, they were calm, they weren't irrational in their decision.

You're not bastardizing the English language, but it's almost like you've got ideas for improving it that you're testing out.

I'm not busting your balls.

No, I know, I know.

It's like there's a wisdom to what appears on the surface to me.

Simsisms.

I got a couple of emails yesterday that introduced thankfully into the conversation.

And hey, let's make it a thing. Maybe one of these words, I think this

would be the ultimate. This would be the equivalent of a gold medal for you. Every year, Webster's

acknowledges new words that have kind of muscled their way into the lexicon and deserve to be

acknowledged in the ever-expanding official unabridged dictionary,

maybe, thankfully, will be the one.

Hey, I don't know.

It could work.

It could.

It is one.

I wish I could say I intended to do these that I was smart enough to figure out how to make the English language more concise,

but they just

pop out of my mouth sometimes. They don't get filtered right through my brain. But yeah, that one,

I think,'s got a chance. That one's got a chance. It's one of my favorite ones. I mean,

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