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theimperiousdork Veteran
Joined: 7 Jul 2009Age: 40Gender: MalePosts: 5,896Location: Secret
Good morning, everyone!
jennyishere Veteran
Joined: 9 Jan 2009Age: 64Gender: FemalePosts: 9,856Location: Australia
Morning, Dorky? It's lunchtime!
DaWalker Veteran
Joined: 11 Jul 2009Gender: MalePosts: 10,837
It's time to WIN
CelticGoddess Veteran
Joined: 6 Feb 2006Age: 51Gender: FemalePosts: 2,968
A woman neeeds to take the win on this one. I also want to say that I love whomever invented the Roomba. That thing rocks.
A woman probably will win this one, they are much more stubborn
I prefer the word "dedicated"
obstinated
zena4 Veteran
Joined: 30 Jan 2009Age: 65Gender: FemalePosts: 6,054
Why did you put a 'd' instead of a ' on this word? Normally, it's written obstiné.
I think "obstiné" is French. It's simply "obstinate" in English.
DarrylZero Veteran
Joined: 4 Jun 2009Age: 52Gender: MalePosts: 2,726
It doesn't matter...I win.
obstinate is being hard headed / stubborn obstinated implies hardened in the head - particularly in the verb sense and you are correct, it was not a real word till now
I will celebrate my 1,000th post by declaring myself winner.
ConGrats
So. That's how it goes? I go for a few minutes to watch a song and meanwhile you win?
As far as I'm concerned, I'm not hardened in the head, I'm têtue and I win!
I must add that, living in France, it's better that way. Our people had pretty bad habits here until not so long ago. It was not convenient for wearing hats and most of the talented hatters went on dull.