I was watching a show and they used the word skulking. I love the word "skulk". It's fun to say. It's nice to look at. It's very evocative and manages to characterize both the speaker and the subject of the sentence.
v. skulked, skulkĀ·ing, skulks
1. To lie in hiding, as out of cowardice or bad conscience.
2. To move about stealthily.
3. To evade work or obligation; shirk.
n.
1. One who hides, lurks, or practices evasion.
2. A congregation of vermin, especially foxes, or of thieves
You know, I've decided that I no longer want to be a Lurker. I'm going to be a Skulker. I will no longer be one of a million or so of those hapless Internet Lurkers, some pathetic hanger on in a group I never participate in. NO. I'm skulker. I sit in the back of the groups, barely concealing my innate evilness, patiently waiting for the perfect time to spring and set my nefarious plans into action.
oh, yes. Fear the skulker.
v. skulked, skulkĀ·ing, skulks
1. To lie in hiding, as out of cowardice or bad conscience.
2. To move about stealthily.
3. To evade work or obligation; shirk.
n.
1. One who hides, lurks, or practices evasion.
2. A congregation of vermin, especially foxes, or of thieves
You know, I've decided that I no longer want to be a Lurker. I'm going to be a Skulker. I will no longer be one of a million or so of those hapless Internet Lurkers, some pathetic hanger on in a group I never participate in. NO. I'm skulker. I sit in the back of the groups, barely concealing my innate evilness, patiently waiting for the perfect time to spring and set my nefarious plans into action.
oh, yes. Fear the skulker.
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Date: 2003-09-28 09:49 pm (UTC)From: