WoW Moviewatch: Inventing Swear Words 2 [Updated]
by Elizabeth Harper 
Apr 10th 2007 at 12:35PM
In episode 2 of the Inventing Swear Words series, our friends ponder how to properly advertise their newly invented swear words. (After all, they aren't effective if people don't know what they mean.) Features a special guest appearance by Hat the singing turtle!
Update: In my initial post, I neglected to mention that Inventing Swear Words 2 picked up the 3rd place prize for comedy in the 2006 Xfire Summer Movie Contest. An Xfire login is required, but they do have much higher quality streaming videos on their site, if you want to see Inventing Swear Words 2 in all its original glory!
Previously on Moviewatch...
Filed under: Machinima, WoW Moviewatch
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Sarah Apr 10th 2007 1:10PM
That was funnier than the first one!
Franchi Apr 10th 2007 2:32PM
Yes it's official. They are my favorite vid makers...lol Especially the running commentary in the end....
Heymish Apr 10th 2007 3:03PM
I agree. These guys never disappoint. Definitely the best movies out there. Whoever does the undeads voice has mastered pronouncing unpronouncable words.
SirCasey Apr 10th 2007 3:12PM
For everyone's convenience, I transcribed the dictionary at the end to ease propegation of these revolutionary new language features.
All credit goes to the original authors...
BLIT, noun
1. A malicious, evil, unpleasant, selfish or otherwise contemptible person;
(Timmy's mom is a blit)
2. Anything difficult or unpleasant;
(That job was a blit).
3. Any part of anything, whether ones body or a part of an object;
(I'm going to kick you in the blit)
BLOIT, verb
1. To complain; gripe; (stop bloitting!).
2. To fumble, mess up, drop the ball; (I bloitted that one).
3. To strike, act carelessly, wastefully or foolishly; (he bloitted me in the foot)
BLOIT, phrasal verb
1. To shirk ones duty; (just bloit it).
2. To go away: used as an exclamation of impatience; (I bloitted that one).
3. To waste time; (I bloitted all day)
BLOIT, interjection
1. Used to express anger, rejection and disgust, often followed by a pronoun, as you or it; (go bloit yourselves!)
BLOIT, as an adjective, adverb.
1. Damned; confounded; bloody; (that bloitting politician).
CHAK, verb
1. To strike, act carelessly, wastefully or foolishly; (don't chak him in the thumb)
2. To be in an undesirable position, (past tense);(I'm chakked).
FLAK, noun.
1. Any part of anything, whether ones body or a part of an object;
(she thumped me in the flak).
2. To care, be concerned; (I don't give a flak).
FLAK, verb.
1. To be in an undesirable position, (past tense);(I'm flaked).
GRAT, interjection.
1. Used to express anger, disgust, peremptory rejection, etc. often followed by a pronoun, as you or it;(grat it!)
GRAT, as an adjective, adverb.
1. Damned; confounded; bloody; (that gratting idiot).
WOLSH, verb.
1. To strike, act carelessly, wastefully or foolishly; (you wolshed that guy bad)
2. To abuse or manipulate against ones will; (I was thoroughly wolshed).
3. Any part of anything, whether ones body or a part of an object;
(I was hit in the wolsh).
Ryan Carter Apr 10th 2007 5:55PM
ROFLMAO, better than the first one.
brodie pomper Apr 11th 2007 10:52AM
This is not funny. God damnit. Normally I just move on, but this is getting so much praise, none of it deserved in any way. The dialogue is too fast without having any snap, and the whole thing is just embarassingly lame to watch.