'nuke the fridge': it's cinema's version of 'jumping the shark'

Words that are their own antonym.

...in 20 lines of Python 2.5 code, using a collection of Sherlock Holmes stories as your 'good word' corpus.

"I often forget she’s “not from around here” as they say. So I’m caught off guard when she uses American idioms, slang, or expressions, and gets them hilariously confused."

"DadaDodo is a program that analyses texts for word probabilities, and then generates random sentences based on that. Sometimes these sentences are nonsense; but sometimes they cut right through to the heart of the matter, and reveal hidden meanings."

Produces nonsense words by using real word parts and some kind of pseudo-chemical reaction. Warning: Java applet, will slow Firefox to a crawl for a few seconds while it loads.

"The captions were a hilarious surprise- a direct English translation of the Chinese interpretation of what the script was saying."

*facepalm*

I use far, far too many of these on a daily basis. Especially 'buh.'

from kuro5hin.org ... inspires me to maybe learn Basque at last!