amiss{dot}orghttp://amiss.org/site/Copyright amiss{dot}orgsNewsLast night, I ate Milk Duds for dinner and watched the I Love Money (groan - how embarrassing) marathon on VH1 while waiting for the new South Park to come on. Considering the sounds my stomach made this morning, this was not a good decision in retrospect. But it tasted good.Thu, 09 Oct 2008 14:02:11 +0000http://amiss.org/site/ramblings/it-does-a-body-good/http://amiss.org/site/ramblings/it-does-a-body-good/MO v. int. (em-OH) MOd, MOing, MOs To make out. Usage: Dude, I totally saw you MOing at the Mug on Tuesday.Tue, 23 Sep 2008 16:27:58 +0000http://amiss.org/site/lexicon/mo/http://amiss.org/site/lexicon/mo/happify v. trans. happifies, happifying, happified To inspire happiness. happification n. 1. The act of happifying. 2. The act of becoming happified. Tue, 23 Sep 2008 16:26:57 +0000http://amiss.org/site/lexicon/happify/http://amiss.org/site/lexicon/happify/biff v. trans. biff, biffed 1. To fuck up, usually in an embarrassing manner and/or in public. 2. To die. Incorrect usage: I biff a speech. Correct usage: I really biffed that speech. Best use: Dude, you really biffed it up the stairs. Construction note: Though the verb is transitive, in the instance of the first definition, its direct object should be "it," as in "biffing it" or "biffed it," or "that ." "The" is possibly acceptable. It should never be followed by "a ," as this sounds too formal. One does not "biff a speech," but one might have "biffed that speech." If one is using the word to indicate a death, the direct object is always "it." Example: My gecko biffed it. Tue, 23 Sep 2008 16:24:37 +0000http://amiss.org/site/lexicon/biff/http://amiss.org/site/lexicon/biff/