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You might
be curious what the heck "Boat" is, well it isn't water related
as far as I'm concerned.
It all
started late at night while playing a marathon game of "Heroes of
Might and Magic II," (which I will never play again, 12 hours is
just too much...) a friend of mine, Dave, was the one that talked me into
playing with him.
Eventually
we became rather slap-happy and I had spent the last 15 turns trying to
get to the dang boat. For some reason or other we started chanting "boat."
In the morning we were nearing a state of delerium and made up new meaning
for "boat." We decided that it means anything we felt like at
the time it is used.
Eventualy, with the help of another friend,
Brian, it was refined to mean "good." Then we used science to
arrive at the conclusion that is "boat" is good, then "taob"
must mean bad.
Then, while trying to speak Spanish, we
came up with "Boato." This was decided to mean "sort of
good." Again, through deduction we came to the idea that if "Boato"
exists, there must be an opposite to it. "Otaob" was born, you
can probably guess the meaning. Through the same resoning we decided to
add "boataob" and "taoboat" which added an undecided
feature to the "boat" language.
Another late night, another friend added
"Moose" to the boat language. It is taken as a curse. For example,
if you want your oppenent to do poorly you yell "MOOSE!" at
him. It can also be used to mean "very bad."
Yet another night we were watching "UHF" starring Weird Al and
decided to add "Stupad." This replaces stupid of the english
language. We thought it sounded better.
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Boato:
Kind of good
Otaob:
Kind of bad
Boataob:
Neutral
Taoboat:
See above
Stupad:
Stupid
Moose:
Generic Curse
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