User:Bitchen

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This user is on a mission from God.
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This user loathes, but is forced to observe, Daylight Saving Time.
Perl-3 This user is an advanced Perl programmer.
This user's got a case of the Mondays.
PULP This user does not think Marsellus Wallace looks like a bitch.
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pretty good with a bo staff.
Image:Pennyfarthing icon2.gif This user is not a number, he is a free man.
This user advocates the use of more cowbell.
This user plays the piano.
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LOST This user feels that opening the hatch was a bad idea.
B&T This user listens to The Bob & Tom Show . . . until it disgusts him.
JFK This user feels that Lee Harvey Oswald was a patsy.
“,;:’ This user is a punctuation stickler.
its & it’s This user understands the difference between its and it’s. So should you.
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L I M I T S		 This user knows there is nothing wrong with their television set.


This user is Waiting for Godot, who will surely be arriving on June 10.
This user contributes to the Internet Movie Database.
This user can solve a Rubik's Cube without cheating.

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[edit] Bitchen (word)

This is a user page in the form of a 'parody'. If a trusted source referred you to this page, you may wish to tell the source to look a little more closely at what he considers fact.

From Partridge's Concise Dictionary of Slang and Uncoventional English:

bitchen [also bitching, bitchin'] adj [A violent perjorative.] Aus. mid C.19-20 Ronan Moleskin Midas 1956 "Wouldn't that be a bitchin' joke?" Perhaps originally euphemistic.

[edit] Alternate Spelling

This author feels that bitchen should be treated as adjective with the suffix "-en" that means "having been made to have the qualities of," like "golden", "frozen", "wolven", and "cloven". A negative­ to­ positive slang conversion like "bad" or "gnarly." Originated by California surfers (who brought us "tubular" and "gnarly" as wave descriptions).

This author also feels use of this word is not swearing or profane and that its resemblance to the expletive noted above, while etymological, is unfortunate.

[edit] Notable Usage

  • Clearly in use by the time of Gidget

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