ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm dunno

whats your favorite humming noise?

We are a multi-cultural, multi-national society in these here times. Does Hmmmmmmmmmmmm or even HMmmmmmmm have to be an English word?

Deja vu isn't English is it?

Just asking .......

Doesnt it mean whoever keeps writing it, is a bel lend

comment by StevieDee (U10061) posted 27 minutes ago

Deja vu isn't English is it?

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You said that before

We are a multi-cultural, multi-national society in these here times. Does Hmmmmmmmmmmmm or even HMmmmmmmm have to be an English word?

Deja vu isn't English is it?

Just asking .......

Been here before I think (written in a French accent).


Vous connaissez cet endroit, je pense.

"timeo Sc'umaos et dona ferentes", as Vergil might have said if he'd been aware of the Premier league

Perhaps I should I rephrase my original question to ask "does Hmmmmmmmmmmm have any meaning other than as a noise, signifying pleasure, such as is derived from eating a jam donut or privately pleasuring oneself whilest perusing photographic materals collected in a convenient and relatively waterproof magazine format?" AND a supplementary question would be "how significant is the number of m's in a particular Hmmmmmmmmmmmm?

Personally I think 22M Hmmm's are largely ironic, while the shorter 15M Hmmmm's are more caustic in tone.

Its my belief a good quality PhD could be written on this.

Next......

certainly,

the dots before the question mark are a powerful modifier of the meaning, too. For instance, you can have a 5M3D (5 M's and 3 dots) where the sarcasm almost drips off it, while a simple 5M1D which superficially looks similar, is actually a coded way of saying that people living in Wakefield are all super chaps who talk a lot of sense. Its a complicated language, is Mtalk.

I'll kerp you updated, stay with me on this. I'll translate any I see for you. I think Im getting the hang of it.

I certainly need to be "kerpt" posted on this one. I'm intrigued as to where this might take us!!

you think thats a typo, don't you?

We have entered Mtalk - its confusing but I'll make it all crystal clear

trust me

HMmmmmmmmmm is not an English word, I do not know of any English word that starts with two capital letters...!

I could not find it in my English Dictionary.



It's a bit like teh, which is an old Hertfordshire slang word meaning chubby digits when using a bilberry, sadly it is not in the Engllish Dictionary either.



For the meaning of the word 'Hmmmmm...? I refer you to my thread of the same name.

whats your favorite humming noise?
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Bees pollinating the tomatoes in my greenhouse, on the odd occasion that we actually have a summer.

"For the meaning of the word 'Hmmmmm...? I refer you to my thread of the same name."
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very witty Eric, though I fear those not understanding Mtalk will miss the humorous lampooning of LIW that an M5D3 in conjunction with the English word "thread" constitutes.

Hopefully LIW will get it, I dread to think what his reply will be, though

2020VisionofLeeds

I have no interest in what he thinks or says.

StevieDee

I've seen your comment before...!

Think I'm getting repetitive in my old age.

Warnock (Senior) out.

It's predictable & rather tiresome.
His knowledge of football can be written on the back of a fairy fly.

Apologies of course to all Fairy Flies out there.

Apology accepted.