And “amazed” though you may be, I am not “amazed” that you’re every bit as huge of a pompous asshole here as you were in the days when you commented at Eschaton.

Again, if you don’t like the definition, supply your own. Otherwise, quit your bitching.

That has certainly worked well for Rethuglicans, but then I expect that from those amoral SOBs. I’m just a little surprised (well, “amazed”, actually) to see it here.

Not that you care, but you might want to cogitate (def. #2) on this: If popularity of an idea (or definition or what-have-you) equaled its truth, then Al Gore really did invent the Internets.

Also, as an FYI:
Cogitate:
verb
Origin: 1555–65; < L cōgitātus (ptp. of cōgitāre)
1) To drink alcohol to excess
2) To adopt a “thoughtful” pose, in an attempt to fool another into believing you are actually thinking about what he/she just said.

For example, I could have written “A few bricks shy of a Pantload” in the “Vocabulary Corner” string, but it wouldn’t have been a definition, just a half-witticism.