Learning New Words

 


     So, courtesy of current US Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr, I learned a new word, and it is, as netizens label it, horrifying. Lol. The word is “felching,” a sex act that is so disgusting it will scar you mentally for life once you learn it. Lol. So don't ask Google or your favorite chatbot. Allegedly, Mr. Kennedy Jr had an affair with a female journalist, and that act was part of their sexual routine.

     I don’t know, but if you watch any interview of Mr. Kennedy Jr and see him speak and articulate an idea concerning health concerns, you’d instantly come to the conclusion that he isn’t fit to lead any government agency that deals with health. The man surely doesn’t sound and look healthy. And he once admitted that his brain was once infected by a parasitic worm, which literally ate a part of his brain, causing him to suffer from cognitive difficulties and memory loss. So, anyone who’d appoint him as health secretary must be demented.

     I love learning new words, but not this kind of word, I don't think you can use it in a confabulation, so I was discombobulated, stupefied, and flabbergasted, and some US netizens were apoplectic, splenetic, flummoxed, and bamboozled upon hearing this word, and with the fact that their health secretary catalyzes this kind of turpitude, which is by no means a healthy act. 

     Eww! was the collective sound they made.


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