What does "unusubal" mean?
[Eating breakfast this morning, Elliot announced a new reason for not going to school]
Daddy, I'm too unusubal to go to school today.
[The word "unusubal" sounded like a cross between "unusual" and "unuseable" -- but its context was a bit vague. So I asked for clarification.]
Unusubal means that I'm not too handsome to go to school. That's what unusubal means. So I can't go to school today. Don't you know what unusubal means?
Daddy, I'm too unusubal to go to school today.
[The word "unusubal" sounded like a cross between "unusual" and "unuseable" -- but its context was a bit vague. So I asked for clarification.]
Unusubal means that I'm not too handsome to go to school. That's what unusubal means. So I can't go to school today. Don't you know what unusubal means?
posted by Eric | 09:17
4 Comments:
Elliot,
I too am sometimes surprised at your father's lack of basic vocabulary. Who DOESN'T know what unusubal means?!
I think that's funny.
I seriously think you are one of the coolest kids I know, Elliot! What other new words are you learning?
Lente [Dutch for spring]. Ohio. Nebraska. Unmanageable [no joking].
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