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  1. “To coin a phrase”*…

    Elliot Thornley nods to Shakespeare as the prodigious coiner of words (and phrases) that he was…

    And then reminds us that Jeremy Bentham was no slouch with a neologism himself…

    It’s pretty amazing. Shakespeare really shaped the English language!

    So did Jeremy Bentham. He’s best-known for inventing utilitarianism and the panopticon [see here], but he also coined the words:

    • Minimize
    • International
    • Percentage
    • Pluralism
    • Monetary
    • Locating
    • Marginalize
    • Codify
    • The prefix ‘self-’
    • Maximize
    • The prefix ‘post-’
    • The prefix ‘infra-’
    • Exhaustive
    • Insurable
    • Collaborator
    • Alleviating
    • Unaffordable
    • Exclusionary
    • Inexclusively
    • Antagonising
    • Deontology
    • Disambiguation
    • Eudemonic
    • Evidentiary
    • Characterizable
    • Perusable
    • Preferability
    • Remediation
    • Astuteness
    • Uncalculating
    • Uncoerced
    • Unbridgeable
    • Subvariety

    You can find even more Bentham coinages at my source [lots more].

    And as if all that weren’t enough, Bentham kind of invented jogging:

    Bentham appears to have been a regular jogger—or, as he put it, ‘circumgyrater’. According to the journalist George Wheatley, who stayed with the eighty-one year-old Bentham in March 1831, before both breakfast and dinner Bentham would take ‘a few turns in the garden, which … he calls circumgyrating’, which Wheatley described as a ‘trotting or taking up a kind of trotting step’.

    Joanna Pruchniewska

    So not only are you quoting Bentham, you might be mimicking him too…

    The second-greatest coiner of English words? “You are quoting Bentham.”

    More coinage (and source of the image at the top): “Coined Words Acknowledged.”

    * idiom

    ###

    As we commend contrivers, we might recall that it was on this date in 1940 that another colossal coiner of phrases appeared: the Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short “A Wild Hare”– the first “official” Bugs Bunny cartoon– premiered (though long-time readers will recall that Bugs [or at least, his prototype] made his inaugural screen appearance two years earlier).  Directed by Tex Avery, “A Wild Hare” was nominated for an Academy Award.

    source

    #BugsBunny #Cartoon #culture #history #JeremyBentham #language #literature #phrases #Shakespeare #TexAvery #words
  2. “To coin a phrase”*…

    Elliot Thornley nods to Shakespeare as the prodigious coiner of words (and phrases) that he was…

    And then reminds us that Jeremy Bentham was no slouch with a neologism himself…

    It’s pretty amazing. Shakespeare really shaped the English language!

    So did Jeremy Bentham. He’s best-known for inventing utilitarianism and the panopticon [see here], but he also coined the words:

    • Minimize
    • International
    • Percentage
    • Pluralism
    • Monetary
    • Locating
    • Marginalize
    • Codify
    • The prefix ‘self-’
    • Maximize
    • The prefix ‘post-’
    • The prefix ‘infra-’
    • Exhaustive
    • Insurable
    • Collaborator
    • Alleviating
    • Unaffordable
    • Exclusionary
    • Inexclusively
    • Antagonising
    • Deontology
    • Disambiguation
    • Eudemonic
    • Evidentiary
    • Characterizable
    • Perusable
    • Preferability
    • Remediation
    • Astuteness
    • Uncalculating
    • Uncoerced
    • Unbridgeable
    • Subvariety

    You can find even more Bentham coinages at my source [lots more].

    And as if all that weren’t enough, Bentham kind of invented jogging:

    Bentham appears to have been a regular jogger—or, as he put it, ‘circumgyrater’. According to the journalist George Wheatley, who stayed with the eighty-one year-old Bentham in March 1831, before both breakfast and dinner Bentham would take ‘a few turns in the garden, which … he calls circumgyrating’, which Wheatley described as a ‘trotting or taking up a kind of trotting step’.

    Joanna Pruchniewska

    So not only are you quoting Bentham, you might be mimicking him too…

    The second-greatest coiner of English words? “You are quoting Bentham.”

    More coinage (and source of the image at the top): “Coined Words Acknowledged.”

    * idiom

    ###

    As we commend contrivers, we might recall that it was on this date in 1940 that another colossal coiner of phrases appeared: the Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short “A Wild Hare”– the first “official” Bugs Bunny cartoon– premiered (though long-time readers will recall that Bugs [or at least, his prototype] made his inaugural screen appearance two years earlier).  Directed by Tex Avery, “A Wild Hare” was nominated for an Academy Award.

    source

    #BugsBunny #Cartoon #culture #history #JeremyBentham #language #literature #phrases #Shakespeare #TexAvery #words
  3. “To coin a phrase”*…

    Elliot Thornley nods to Shakespeare as the prodigious coiner of words (and phrases) that he was…

    And then reminds us that Jeremy Bentham was no slouch with a neologism himself…

    It’s pretty amazing. Shakespeare really shaped the English language!

    So did Jeremy Bentham. He’s best-known for inventing utilitarianism and the panopticon [see here], but he also coined the words:

    • Minimize
    • International
    • Percentage
    • Pluralism
    • Monetary
    • Locating
    • Marginalize
    • Codify
    • The prefix ‘self-’
    • Maximize
    • The prefix ‘post-’
    • The prefix ‘infra-’
    • Exhaustive
    • Insurable
    • Collaborator
    • Alleviating
    • Unaffordable
    • Exclusionary
    • Inexclusively
    • Antagonising
    • Deontology
    • Disambiguation
    • Eudemonic
    • Evidentiary
    • Characterizable
    • Perusable
    • Preferability
    • Remediation
    • Astuteness
    • Uncalculating
    • Uncoerced
    • Unbridgeable
    • Subvariety

    You can find even more Bentham coinages at my source [lots more].

    And as if all that weren’t enough, Bentham kind of invented jogging:

    Bentham appears to have been a regular jogger—or, as he put it, ‘circumgyrater’. According to the journalist George Wheatley, who stayed with the eighty-one year-old Bentham in March 1831, before both breakfast and dinner Bentham would take ‘a few turns in the garden, which … he calls circumgyrating’, which Wheatley described as a ‘trotting or taking up a kind of trotting step’.

    Joanna Pruchniewska

    So not only are you quoting Bentham, you might be mimicking him too…

    The second-greatest coiner of English words? “You are quoting Bentham.”

    More coinage (and source of the image at the top): “Coined Words Acknowledged.”

    * idiom

    ###

    As we commend contrivers, we might recall that it was on this date in 1940 that another colossal coiner of phrases appeared: the Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short “A Wild Hare”– the first “official” Bugs Bunny cartoon– premiered (though long-time readers will recall that Bugs [or at least, his prototype] made his inaugural screen appearance two years earlier).  Directed by Tex Avery, “A Wild Hare” was nominated for an Academy Award.

    source

    #BugsBunny #Cartoon #culture #history #JeremyBentham #language #literature #phrases #Shakespeare #TexAvery #words
  4. “To coin a phrase”*…

    Elliot Thornley nods to Shakespeare as the prodigious coiner of words (and phrases) that he was…

    And then reminds us that Jeremy Bentham was no slouch with a neologism himself…

    It’s pretty amazing. Shakespeare really shaped the English language!

    So did Jeremy Bentham. He’s best-known for inventing utilitarianism and the panopticon [see here], but he also coined the words:

    • Minimize
    • International
    • Percentage
    • Pluralism
    • Monetary
    • Locating
    • Marginalize
    • Codify
    • The prefix ‘self-’
    • Maximize
    • The prefix ‘post-’
    • The prefix ‘infra-’
    • Exhaustive
    • Insurable
    • Collaborator
    • Alleviating
    • Unaffordable
    • Exclusionary
    • Inexclusively
    • Antagonising
    • Deontology
    • Disambiguation
    • Eudemonic
    • Evidentiary
    • Characterizable
    • Perusable
    • Preferability
    • Remediation
    • Astuteness
    • Uncalculating
    • Uncoerced
    • Unbridgeable
    • Subvariety

    You can find even more Bentham coinages at my source [lots more].

    And as if all that weren’t enough, Bentham kind of invented jogging:

    Bentham appears to have been a regular jogger—or, as he put it, ‘circumgyrater’. According to the journalist George Wheatley, who stayed with the eighty-one year-old Bentham in March 1831, before both breakfast and dinner Bentham would take ‘a few turns in the garden, which … he calls circumgyrating’, which Wheatley described as a ‘trotting or taking up a kind of trotting step’.

    Joanna Pruchniewska

    So not only are you quoting Bentham, you might be mimicking him too…

    The second-greatest coiner of English words? “You are quoting Bentham.”

    More coinage (and source of the image at the top): “Coined Words Acknowledged.”

    * idiom

    ###

    As we commend contrivers, we might recall that it was on this date in 1940 that another colossal coiner of phrases appeared: the Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short “A Wild Hare”– the first “official” Bugs Bunny cartoon– premiered (though long-time readers will recall that Bugs [or at least, his prototype] made his inaugural screen appearance two years earlier).  Directed by Tex Avery, “A Wild Hare” was nominated for an Academy Award.

    source

    #BugsBunny #Cartoon #culture #history #JeremyBentham #language #literature #phrases #Shakespeare #TexAvery #words
  5. “To coin a phrase”*…

    Elliot Thornley nods to Shakespeare as the prodigious coiner of words (and phrases) that he was…

    And then reminds us that Jeremy Bentham was no slouch with a neologism himself…

    It’s pretty amazing. Shakespeare really shaped the English language!

    So did Jeremy Bentham. He’s best-known for inventing utilitarianism and the panopticon [see here], but he also coined the words:

    • Minimize
    • International
    • Percentage
    • Pluralism
    • Monetary
    • Locating
    • Marginalize
    • Codify
    • The prefix ‘self-’
    • Maximize
    • The prefix ‘post-’
    • The prefix ‘infra-’
    • Exhaustive
    • Insurable
    • Collaborator
    • Alleviating
    • Unaffordable
    • Exclusionary
    • Inexclusively
    • Antagonising
    • Deontology
    • Disambiguation
    • Eudemonic
    • Evidentiary
    • Characterizable
    • Perusable
    • Preferability
    • Remediation
    • Astuteness
    • Uncalculating
    • Uncoerced
    • Unbridgeable
    • Subvariety

    You can find even more Bentham coinages at my source [lots more].

    And as if all that weren’t enough, Bentham kind of invented jogging:

    Bentham appears to have been a regular jogger—or, as he put it, ‘circumgyrater’. According to the journalist George Wheatley, who stayed with the eighty-one year-old Bentham in March 1831, before both breakfast and dinner Bentham would take ‘a few turns in the garden, which … he calls circumgyrating’, which Wheatley described as a ‘trotting or taking up a kind of trotting step’.

    Joanna Pruchniewska

    So not only are you quoting Bentham, you might be mimicking him too…

    The second-greatest coiner of English words? “You are quoting Bentham.”

    More coinage (and source of the image at the top): “Coined Words Acknowledged.”

    * idiom

    ###

    As we commend contrivers, we might recall that it was on this date in 1940 that another colossal coiner of phrases appeared: the Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies animated short “A Wild Hare”– the first “official” Bugs Bunny cartoon– premiered (though long-time readers will recall that Bugs [or at least, his prototype] made his inaugural screen appearance two years earlier).  Directed by Tex Avery, “A Wild Hare” was nominated for an Academy Award.

    source

    #BugsBunny #Cartoon #culture #history #JeremyBentham #language #literature #phrases #Shakespeare #TexAvery #words
  6. @Meeea Atta : Il y a pas que de cultissime Cartoons, il y a aussi un/des chouette.s bouquin.s sur #TexAvery ? 🤯

    Le seul que j'ai jamais eu (cadeau de Noël d'une proche) est un peu (beaucoup) tout nul...

  7. @Meeea Atta : Il y a pas que de cultissime Cartoons, il y a aussi un/des chouette.s bouquin.s sur #TexAvery ? 🤯

    Le seul que j'ai jamais eu (cadeau de Noël d'une proche) est un peu (beaucoup) tout nul...

  8. @Meeea Atta : Il y a pas que de cultissime Cartoons, il y a aussi un/des chouette.s bouquin.s sur #TexAvery ? 🤯

    Le seul que j'ai jamais eu (cadeau de Noël d'une proche) est un peu (beaucoup) tout nul...

  9. @Meeea Atta : Il y a pas que de cultissime Cartoons, il y a aussi un/des chouette.s bouquin.s sur #TexAvery ? 🤯

    Le seul que j'ai jamais eu (cadeau de Noël d'une proche) est un peu (beaucoup) tout nul...

  10. @Meeea Atta : Il y a pas que de cultissime Cartoons, il y a aussi un/des chouette.s bouquin.s sur #TexAvery ? 🤯

    Le seul que j'ai jamais eu (cadeau de Noël d'une proche) est un peu (beaucoup) tout nul...

  11. 11 Jahre ist das jetzt schon her …

    2013 war ich mit meiner damaligen Partnerin (vermutlich in Hannover) in:

    "5 Jahre #Gernsehclub – das große Gernsehen:
    #BastianPastewka und #RobertoCappelluti präsentieren #TexAvery"

    Ich muss zugeben, ich war nur dank Basti dort, "Tex Avery" sagte mir bis dahin nichts. Es war ein sehr unterhaltsamer Abend mit schönen Ausschnitten und interessanten Informationen 😊

    Info-PDF: fairmedia.de/fairpress-pdf/pm_

    Zur Info @wrzlbrnft, das kam mir in den Sinn, als ich grad nochmal auf deinem Profil verweilte 😁

  12. 11 Jahre ist das jetzt schon her …

    2013 war ich mit meiner damaligen Partnerin (vermutlich in Hannover) in:

    "5 Jahre #Gernsehclub – das große Gernsehen:
    #BastianPastewka und #RobertoCappelluti präsentieren #TexAvery"

    Ich muss zugeben, ich war nur dank Basti dort, "Tex Avery" sagte mir bis dahin nichts. Es war ein sehr unterhaltsamer Abend mit schönen Ausschnitten und interessanten Informationen 😊

    Info-PDF: fairmedia.de/fairpress-pdf/pm_

    Zur Info @wrzlbrnft, das kam mir in den Sinn, als ich grad nochmal auf deinem Profil verweilte 😁

  13. 11 Jahre ist das jetzt schon her …

    2013 war ich mit meiner damaligen Partnerin (vermutlich in Hannover) in:

    "5 Jahre #Gernsehclub – das große Gernsehen:
    #BastianPastewka und #RobertoCappelluti präsentieren #TexAvery"

    Ich muss zugeben, ich war nur dank Basti dort, "Tex Avery" sagte mir bis dahin nichts. Es war ein sehr unterhaltsamer Abend mit schönen Ausschnitten und interessanten Informationen 😊

    Info-PDF: fairmedia.de/fairpress-pdf/pm_

    Zur Info @wrzlbrnft, das kam mir in den Sinn, als ich grad nochmal auf deinem Profil verweilte 😁

  14. 11 Jahre ist das jetzt schon her …

    2013 war ich mit meiner damaligen Partnerin (vermutlich in Hannover) in:

    "5 Jahre #Gernsehclub – das große Gernsehen:
    #BastianPastewka und #RobertoCappelluti präsentieren #TexAvery"

    Ich muss zugeben, ich war nur dank Basti dort, "Tex Avery" sagte mir bis dahin nichts. Es war ein sehr unterhaltsamer Abend mit schönen Ausschnitten und interessanten Informationen 😊

    Info-PDF: fairmedia.de/fairpress-pdf/pm_

    Zur Info @wrzlbrnft, das kam mir in den Sinn, als ich grad nochmal auf deinem Profil verweilte 😁

  15. A blog post I wrote about "The Casandra Cat" (1963), "Decision at Sundown" (1957), "Ninja Hunter" (1984), "Red Hot Riding Hood" (1941) and some other things -

    protozoic.com/2024/01/27/movie

  16. @Viviane_DPR faut tendre un câble fin transversalement comme à Brest là #TexAvery

  17. @Viviane_DPR faut tendre un câble fin transversalement comme à Brest là #TexAvery

  18. @Viviane_DPR faut tendre un câble fin transversalement comme à Brest là #TexAvery

  19. @Viviane_DPR faut tendre un câble fin transversalement comme à Brest là #TexAvery

  20. I am sure the animators knew what this looks like. Dangerous Dan McFoo (1939) #TexAvery #animation

  21. I am sure the animators knew what this looks like. Dangerous Dan McFoo (1939) #TexAvery #animation

  22. The big dog's extra wind up for the run is what really sells this. #TexAvery #Animation #cartoon