Yiddish Word of the Week

November 22, 2019

This week’s word describes the speshul snowflake & U.S. Representative from New York’s 14th congressional district who has a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics from the prestigious Boston College and yet has demonstrated that she knows absolutely nothing about economics other than wanting to take money from the hard-working American  middle class and distribute it to her worthless, deadbeat, soy-boy incel, baby-killing feminists & illegal alien constituency.

mesh

Meshuggeneh is generally used as an adjective to describe someone as insane or as a noun to refer to a nutter.

Used in a sentence,  Red Cortez is the meshuggeneh Congresswoman who has the distinction of having chased Amazon out of her district along with the thousands of jobs & millions in revenue it would have generated. 

 

 


Yiddish Word of the Week Returns!

November 15, 2019

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Back in 2011, I wrote what I had imagined was going to be a weekly schtick consisting of popular Yiddish words that had crossed over into English. But things became fakakt and one thing led to another.  I was detoured, unfortunately,  but the idea was always present & firing on at least one mental cylinder.  So henceforth, Yiddish WoW will be published each Friday in succession until I run out of words or I start to kvetch, whichever comes first.

Today’s word is much misunderstood, misused and often misspelled.  It means nothing, zip, nada.

dem-bupkis

As in, The Demonrats don’t have bupkis on President Trump.  They’re wasting taxpayer money to run a farcical impeachment in the desperate hopes of distracting Americans so they won’t elect him president again in 2020.