Celebratoriousness goes along with pointlessness in the good way of embracing the moment, like a circle -- versus picking out and pushing home a specific point. I have seen "celebratorious" used before in a discussion of Shakespeare, but wasn't able to find any dictionary reference. Marina Orlova hasn't covered this word yet, either. Many should now be able to recall the word by thinking of Celebratorious Nadine. If we find many occasions to use this word on youtube it may become popular.
LMAO. That video was the complete opposite of "whack." Only you can make a vid about earings and make it hilarious. And I learned a new word. Celebratorious. I can't wait to use it in front of all my friends :P Totally made my day. Happy St. Patrick's Day!
OMG that is like the best vid of yours. its short and you dont smile every 2 secs. i couldnt watch any of your vids till the very end, because the are annoying, but this 1 is good, thanks.
I do understand why the USA makes a big deal of St Patrick's Day, since a lot of Irish people emigrated to the USA. However, I wish they would make a big deal about St. David's Day (The Patron Saint of Wales), too! :)
ok im pressing that bright yellow button up there in the corner. you are cute, and funny =D but I kinda got sad when I was playing your easter hunt thing, and was like "wait, im not getting any candy" =[
wow...had to watch your video 3 times!!! 1st - looking at you :x 2nd - watching the video context x) 3rd - reading the side notes...i don't know when st patrick is (we dont have it) u r funny x) *
This video has been chosen as Favorite #1000 of ni9elife's (ninelife) collection.You should be proud. Also great vid, even if it was on something simple.
haha st patty's is always fun but i have to drive down to Montréal if i want a real st patty's party lol in Québec's lil regions it's not that ''celebratorious'' y'know what im saying XD
Canadians, USA, same bloody difference! :P *Just joking! :)* There are a significant number of Welshies who left Wales to seek their fortunes in the USA (and Canada too, I am told) A lot of Irish people also settled down in Liverpool (UK). I know one person who as a very Irish surname, but he is Scouse (Liverpool Native) through and through!
sadly i haven't heard of a lot of welsh emigrating to america, sure theres supposed to be about 30 million americans that can claim and i think its within a few generations irish decendance, (i'm not the word "decendance" exists but it makes sense to me)
dude, i'm a girl! i always want to know exactly why i don't like people... maybe because i like analyzing some of my own thoughts... and mostly in case someone says i can't dislike a person i always have my arguments... i like to argue with people... one more thing: in the future i'm going to work A LOT with people, so i can't begin to hate them already now X-/