Intense thoughts

Does one conjugate the verb “bling” the same way one conjugates the verb “drink?” Like bling, blang, blung?

For instance:

When Boutros is 16, he can bling his teeth without my permission.
Until then, I forbid it.

I blang my teeth at Tiffany’s yesterday.

I would have blung my teeth, but silver polish tastes awful.

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June 22, 2006. Uncategorized. 2 Comments.

2 Comments

  1. Miranda replied:

    Similarly yet distinctly, what is the proper conjugation of “krunk?” Is it always “krunk?” As in:

    Girl, I cannot tell you how much I like to Krunk.

    No, I can’t make that 10am conference call - last night I about wore myself out cuz I krunked too much.

    Well, if I hadn’t been busy putting new rims on the Corolla, I totally would have krunked with y’all.

    June 23rd, 2006 at 10:15 am. Permalink.

  2. Collene replied:

    perhaps then it would be the same for the word “krump?” Or is that a strong verb, conjugated as krump, krimp, kramp? I really feel like the educational system failed me on this one.

    June 23rd, 2006 at 2:31 pm. Permalink.

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