Here’s a new game and you are invited to play.
You know the word verification you have to type before publishing a comment on a blog post? You know; the words like "sneeratz" and "zmelda," and "frogrent" that float in a text box below your draft observation, demanding that you type matching letters prior to gaining admittance to the Kingdom of Securely Approved Remarks?
Like red-jacketed soldiers at the gates of Buckingham Palace, they refuse to smile, blink, twitch, or cough while you finagle a way to publish a thought, and always, these mysterious and cryptic code-words slow down every attempt to page through a reading list. Each delay, of course, draws on longer as a result of, say, the overflowing laundry basket taunting you--or perhaps the fact that you are well aware these precious minutes were earmarked to writing on a topic not related to blog posts.
Anyway, if you are at all like me, each time you type a blend of those mixed up security enforcers--and God forbid you type them wrong because another sequence appears--then it's possible that you might spend an infinitesimal moment wondering how the code, or hyper-text or Boolian Search or the Basic Language or Cobalt--or whatever the technical initiator of these character combinations is called--creates the strings.
Each time I’m forced to verify what I see, I puzzle for a bit, then take a moment to construct a fantasy meaning behind the gibberish inscription in front of me before tapping the corresponding letters into the text box. It occurred to me recently that I may not be the only one who does this. I thought it would be fun to find out.
So here’s the game.
I’ve supplied a list of security “words” below that I’ve encountered lately.
Choose one and make up a definition OR, choose the new verification from the comment above you.
Type your definition into the comments; at the end, include the security word that appears prior to publishing your definition.
Keep it PG rated, but the funnier the better.
Be as creative as you know how, and I wouldn’t be opposed if you sent all your little bloggy friends over for a unique read and so they may add their own clever definitions.
I’ll start off with the first comment.
Here is the list:
Suravloi
Hyplismi
Vulti
Pheawe
Trersicr
Trumical
Stosh
Nemg
Cronsele
Rephan
Hootras
Subhzure
Sunkrap
Durrish
Vivallyb
Axicard
Mannonit
Apsycle
Malologe
Copash
Flazing
Notap
Pulument
Literiz
Distin
Reptar
Trinny
Mamergu
Irecon
Crutnes
Stosh: The laundry basket full of clean clothes that my daughter hides in the storage closet when I’ve given her 20 minutes to clean her room “or else.”
ReplyDeleteNew Verification: Siverina
suravloi: The proper way to present an Italian dish,, little packets of meat or cheese pillowed in a pasta cooked in a spicy tomatoe base sauce.
ReplyDeleteNot sure I did this right, but I had a good time.. lol,, now what? cigar,,brass ring?,, lol
UNDIS: where the place mat belongs.
try the site again, i was messing with anohter post on another blogsite..lol
ReplyDeletesecurity code this time
PREMAXIN,,, somebody else better take that one,,
Sunkrap - Underwater hip-hop. "Man, djou hear that new sunkrap by Sushi Slice? That is off the fish-hook, yo!"
ReplyDelete:)
Word ver. = prica
Axicard: A credit card that self-destructs when you exceed your limit.
ReplyDeleteNew Word: Stedned
(I think I dated him in high school!)
Hootras
ReplyDeleteA young girl who develops her bustline at an early age is said to have a set of Hootras.
My verify word was Lationou, as in, "I was born in New Orleans, used to live in Baton Rouge, but now I reside in Lationou."
Thanks for the fun exercise.
Ginger B.
http://coppertopcollins.blogspot.com
Mamergu: What my kids call me when they're eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. :-)
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