Antidishestablishmentarianism
“ Jack be nimble, Jack be quick, Jack jump over the Antidishestablishmentarianist”
Antidishestablishmentarianism is the opposition to tablular (flatly shaped) dishes.
Contra-antidishestablishmentarianism is the opposite of the above.
Hypercontra-antidishestablishmentarianism is a stronger form of that.
Iran/Contra-antidishestablishmentarianism is the Reagan-era form of this.
Etymology[edit]
The word is broken into multiple parts, and from them we can determine its original meaning.
ant-i-dish-est-a-blish-men-tarianism: (Jamaican) Literally, an ant in the action of stealing the dish that is (est) a bitch to men who are Rastafarians.
Overview[edit]
In its original form, antidishestablishmentarianism was a short-lived movement in human history, occurring only during the 3rd week of October in 1969, in the midst of the great depression. It was a period of time when people frequently ate out of tin cans, bowls, or paper-mache gourds made from worthless stock certificates. The use of a plate, or "dish", was considered a sign of wealth. A wave of rage and violence during that deadly week spread, as antidishestablismentarianistic forces collected dishes from far and wide, and burned them in massive public fires. Then they smashed the dishes into little pieces, as most dishes stand up quite well to fire. Those which could not be smashed were bent, and after bending, bent backwards repeatedly until the material forming each unrelenting dish lost its tensile strength. At this point, each dish could be more or less ripped, and maybe a bang or two with a hammer would separate it. After being separated, the process was generally repeated until each dish was merely shards of material. The material was then examined for "dishness", and if any such property remained, it was burned again, smashed, and then fed to a gorilla.
An 'Antidishestablishmentarianism" can also refer to the event that occurs when somebody decides that a word should exist that contains more letters than the English Alphabet. Unfortunately, this event is only truly observed by 3rd and 4th grade children who want to impress their friends and their teacher by dumbfounding them with a long, stupid word.
The Dish vs. Plate Controversy[edit]
By Thursday of that week, there had begun to be a large debate amongst the antidishestablismentarial forces as to the difference between a plate and a dish. Some hard liners felt that dishes and plates were exactly the same thing, whereas the more academic members often felt that plates should be spared, as dishes were their true foe. In a speech to a throng of hungry poor people who didn't really care what he had to say, Phillip Engers, a student at Colgate University of Dentistry, famously proclaimed, "A plate be a plate from time to time, but a dish be a villain of mine!" His call for peace towards plates was widely considered the beginning of the very-short-lived proplatestablishmentarianism movement.
Recent history[edit]
More recently, antidishestablishmentarianism has come to refer to the efforts of the cable television industry to destroy the satellite television industry. While many of these antidishestablishmentarian efforts consist of simple marketing schemes, some desperate local cable companies have fired lasers and trebuchets at individual satellite dishes in an effort to destroy them.
N00bs on antidisestablishmentarianism[edit]
i want my cornbread bitches. This is a phrase uttered by many n00bs, including one's grandmother, when they are confronted with such a great speech and phrase. In fact, it's so amazing that I have forgotten how to spell it, fouled my pants and I really want some cornbread right now.
it is no secret to the fact that antidisestablishmentarianism is not a typical word has come up in the common conversation. so few have infact used it anyone who says it grows to the size of chuck norris' penis and grows the ability to spit acid out there nostrils, all over your 60 year old maths teacher. the devil also used this phrase when talking about god's wang