We need a name for the RP types such as how you call DU'ers "primitives". Ronulan is overplayed.
Surely these people are a case study in abnormal sociology as any on Skin's Island.
I wanted to call them "aboriginals" but that seemed unoriginal.
What say you?
I never thought about it, mostly because the Paulistas to me seemed a transient, temporary, phenomenon, not likely to stay around long enough to deserve a name.
And I still think that's the case; who's going to remember them in July?
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caveat: this does NOT apply to our friend John Matrix here, most definitely not--because one sees John Matrix as distinctively John Matrix, and not part of a huddled angry mass, such as the
unterprimitiven, the lynch mob, on Skins's island. One has to admit, and enthusiastically so, that John has brains and wit and tenacity, and so one long ago stopped considering him a Paulista, considering him instead what he is, John Matrix.)
For right now, "Paulista" seems to fit the bill, but I'm sure, if there's a demand out there for a new name, sooner or later one will naturally evolve--but as Paulistas are a more-developed sort of people than the primitives on Skins's island, it would have to be something in between "primitives" and "decent civilized people," mid-level.
Actually, I don't invent names; they just naturally evolve. "Fat Che," for the monstrous benburch, is the only name I recall that I purposely invented (although the recent "Oscar Wilde" for the large-proboscised primitive Cyrano, was a sort of coerced, hurried, evolution). All of the other monickers just naturally came into being, and have changed over time.
I have no idea how many different names I used for Doug's ex-wife until this one; and too, before the DUmmies were primitives, for some time I had baptized them "neanderthalics."
I don't have the creative genius of Freeper; I'm sort of lazy, and just wait for something to come along, and if it works, fine; if it doesn't work, I wait for something else to naturally come along.
And too, I get sloppy and careless; right now, I'm wondering if I have the lilliputian tom thumb primitive mixed up with another primitive, a known associate of the
maharani primitive, LionessPryanka. I'm still looking into that one, and if anyone recalls a primitive "meet-up" in New York City last year--the psychotic primitive, the "psychic" BettyEllen, was there, along with the
maharani primitive, and they posted photographs--if they can recall the exact "tom" primitive who was there, I'd appreciate it.
A short, swarthy little guy, this "tom" primitive.
I'm thinking now I misidentified, in which case the laborious process of evolving another name for ThomWV will have to be undertaken.
Cold Warrior over at the other place once gently reminded me I do have the habit of mixing up primitives (in his case cited, the wily primitive, Wiley50, which I had mixed up with WilECoyote or somesuch name.
Cold Warrior was right, but damn it, just as the primitives frankly acknowledged back in 2006 that all black people look alike to them, all primitives tend to look the same to me.
But now that you inspired me, sir, I'll let the brain-cells freely and randomly flow, until an appropriate name for the Paulistas evolves.
