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  • Snusdog
    Member
    • Jun 2008
    • 6752

    #46
    Originally posted by MojoQuestor
    Originally posted by Snusdog
    VBS, snusa was closa but sneese is sweeta
    Don't make me get out my SNUSAPHONE
    Damn it that’s twice in a single night on a single thread :shock:

    …I now also get this as well ops:

    It was actually Mojo who came up with “snusa” and not VBS.

    For those of you keeping score at home: I have thus far-

    1. Ripped M’s rightful credit
    2. After which I then dropped a “musician” blast on him.

    Will this outrage be tolerated? Will it be allowed to continue?

    ….Anyway my apologies mate. Seems I’m having a banner night. :?


    .
    When it's my time to go, I want to die peacefully in my sleep, like my uncle did....... Not screaming in terror like his passengers

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    • MojoQuestor
      Member
      • Sep 2009
      • 2344

      #47
      Originally posted by Snusdog
      ….Anyway my apologies mate. Seems I’m having a banner night. :?

      .
      lol No worries at all 8)

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      • blotgode
        Member
        • Apr 2009
        • 338

        #48
        one snus, two snusar
        one snusdosa, two snusdosor (dosa=can)
        using snus=snusa
        snus=pris (not used very often)pop in a snus, pop in a pris
        I´ve been using snus since i was 12 yo= I´ve snusat since i was 12 yo
        Snus user=snusare
        One can of snus, Ten cans of snus
        ,

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        • Snusdog
          Member
          • Jun 2008
          • 6752

          #49
          Originally posted by blotgode
          one snus, two snusar
          one snusdosa, two snusdosor (dosa=can)
          using snus=snusa
          snus=pris (not used very often)pop in a snus, pop in a pris
          I´ve been using snus since i was 12 yo= I´ve snusat since i was 12 yo
          Snus user=snusare


          Well this will never do!! What about sneese?

          Do any snusare ever snusa sneese? :wink:

          Seriously, thanks for the clarification blotgode.


          When it's my time to go, I want to die peacefully in my sleep, like my uncle did....... Not screaming in terror like his passengers

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          • justintempler
            Member
            • Nov 2008
            • 3090

            #50
            Originally posted by blotgode
            one snus, two snusar
            one snusdosa, two snusdosor (dosa=can)
            using snus=snusa
            snus=pris (not used very often)pop in a snus, pop in a pris
            I´ve been using snus since i was 12 yo= I´ve snusat since i was 12 yo
            Snus user=snusare

            The almighty and powerful heathen priest of the vikings has spoken. :twisted:

            Thanks blotgode 8)

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            • blotgode
              Member
              • Apr 2009
              • 338

              #51
              You´re welcome 8)

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              • VBSnus
                Member
                • Jul 2009
                • 532

                #52
                When snus portions are plural
                It's called a snusa portion packet

                And when they're plural in a tin
                It's a snusa portion Lacket packet

                AND when snusa portions
                Sit with sneese in a fridge
                They call it a sneesing
                Freezing snusa Lacket packet.
                AND...

                When snusa mix with snusa
                In a freezing Lacket packet
                And the sneesin snusa portions
                Are dripping droopy teabags

                ...they call this
                A snusa drippy
                Sorta dippy
                Sneesin freezin squeezin
                AND...

                When snusa get to squeezin
                In a portion
                Of a packet
                And the fridge is
                Packing portions
                And the people
                Post on SnusOn

                ...they call this
                A Snusin snusa
                Freezin Squeezin
                Drippy droopy
                Sneesy Portion
                Snusa Lacket packet
                AND...

                Now wait a minute
                Mr. VB Snus!

                When a poster's in
                A thread where the snus is
                Gettin' mushy
                In their portions
                And their packets
                Dripping juice so good
                You smack it

                THIS is what they call
                some portion happy people
                Snusing sneese or snusa
                Freezing plenty packets
                Drippy droopy
                From Swedish Match, sir!

                SnusOn dot com
                Our game is done, sir.
                Thank you for
                A lot of fun, sir.

                - Dr. Sneuss

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                • NorSnuser
                  Member
                  • Sep 2009
                  • 153

                  #53
                  Originally posted by Snusdog
                  Wittgenstein also pointed out that there is a difference between a word being meaningful and a word having meaning. snuses may be meaningful in that we all know what we are trying to say but it does not mean that it facilitates a clear understanding of its reference. Snuses mis-denotes the nature of what we are taking about and thus clouds rather than clarifies.

                  Now in truth, we may never notice this confusion. It may never effect what we are trying to say. But consider, just because we don’t notice the pickpocket does not mean that we have not been impoverished (in fact it more likely insures that we have). Language matters. Ideas count. When either are neglected or become sloppy, you will be robbed.
                  Borrowed foreign words often receive an s/es ending. The same is true in German. Since it is not a collective plural in Swedish and has a distinct plural form your argument is nonsensical. What clear understanding are you trying get across?

                  Wittgenstein's word/language game theory is a strong background component of postmodern philosophy and this particular case would probably be better served by going more in line with a Deleuzo-Guattarian rhizomatic theoretical construct rather than trying to apply Wittgensteinian word/language game theory in an inappropriate context. The rhizome has been mapped already by precedent through current usage. Of course, if you can show how another form would be a deterritorializing rupture and a true line of flight (and get the masses to agree) then I'm open to such an argument.

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                  • texasmade
                    Member
                    • Jan 2009
                    • 4159

                    #54
                    Originally posted by VBSnus
                    When snus portions are plural
                    It's called a snusa portion packet

                    And when they're plural in a tin
                    It's a snusa portion Lacket packet

                    AND when snusa portions
                    Sit with sneese in a fridge
                    They call it a sneesing
                    Freezing snusa Lacket packet.
                    AND...

                    When snusa mix with snusa
                    In a freezing Lacket packet
                    And the sneesin snusa portions
                    Are dripping droopy teabags

                    ...they call this
                    A snusa drippy
                    Sorta dippy
                    Sneesin freezin squeezin
                    AND...

                    When snusa get to squeezin
                    In a portion
                    Of a packet
                    And the fridge is
                    Packing portions
                    And the people
                    Post on SnusOn

                    ...they call this
                    A Snusin snusa
                    Freezin Squeezin
                    Drippy droopy
                    Sneesy Portion
                    Snusa Lacket packet
                    AND...

                    Now wait a minute
                    Mr. VB Snus!

                    When a poster's in
                    A thread where the snus is
                    Gettin' mushy
                    In their portions
                    And their packets
                    Dripping juice so good
                    You smack it

                    THIS is what they call
                    some portion happy people
                    Snusing sneese or snusa
                    Freezing plenty packets
                    Drippy droopy
                    From Swedish Match, sir!

                    SnusOn dot com
                    Our game is done, sir.
                    Thank you for
                    A lot of fun, sir.

                    - Dr. Sneuss
                    i would buy that book

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                    • sheilalynn
                      Member
                      • May 2009
                      • 1103

                      #55
                      I just use snus for both single and plural pieces/cans/pris/whatever. But I guess a "ton of snus" could be a "snoogleplex" or "snoogle"? :P (as in googleplex)

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                      • Snusdog
                        Member
                        • Jun 2008
                        • 6752

                        #56
                        Originally posted by NorSnuser
                        Borrowed foreign words often receive an s/es ending. The same is true in German. Since it is not a collective plural in Swedish and has a distinct plural form your argument is nonsensical. What clear understanding are you trying get across?

                        Wittgenstein's word/language game theory is a strong background component of postmodern philosophy and this particular case would probably be better served by going more in line with a Deleuzo-Guattarian rhizomatic theoretical construct rather than trying to apply Wittgensteinian word/language game theory in an inappropriate context. The rhizome has been mapped already by precedent through current usage. Of course, if you can show how another form would be a deterritorializing rupture and a true line of flight (and get the masses to agree) then I'm open to such an argument.
                        If memory serves me correctly, the Rhizome model (at least in its origin) concerns epistemology and epistemic methodology not linguistics. Yet even in its adaptation to education (as a social and negotiated event) it would share something of Wittgenstein’s view of language as social/public (though W would maintain a more conventional and stable set of rules by which the public activity is identified and engaged). As far as post modern goes, the Rhizome model, with its fluidity and multiperspectivalism (or as you put it, “deterritorializing”) is about as postmodern as you can get.

                        Regardless, you win the argument. Snus has a plural in its language of origin and thus is not viewed as a collective. End of story.

                        Thus, it is with delight that I concede the field to you and cast my vote for sneese

                        Pease bro and may the snus (in all its glorious morphological forms) abide 8)
                        When it's my time to go, I want to die peacefully in my sleep, like my uncle did....... Not screaming in terror like his passengers

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                        • RRK
                          Member
                          • Sep 2009
                          • 926

                          #57
                          Linguistics is amazing. I wish I had as much familiarity with the subject as Snusdog and NorSnuser but the one class I took in college was fascinating. In particular the process that resulted in English combining the language of the Germanic conquers, the French that dominated the Royal Court, and the native Celtic languages.

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                          • MojoQuestor
                            Member
                            • Sep 2009
                            • 2344

                            #58
                            Now that blotgode has weighed in, I'm going with snusar (for those times when snus doesn't work by itself as a plural). I see snusa already has a happy home as a word.

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                            • chossy
                              Member
                              • Jul 2009
                              • 242

                              #59
                              Originally posted by blotgode
                              one snus, two snusar
                              one snusdosa, two snusdosor (dosa=can)
                              using snus=snusa
                              snus=pris (not used very often)pop in a snus, pop in a pris
                              I´ve been using snus since i was 12 yo= I´ve snusat since i was 12 yo
                              Snus user=snusare
                              One can of snus, Ten cans of snus
                              ,
                              I see mr. Blot, and what would be the correct of the following?

                              Hur många olika snus köpte du?
                              or
                              Hur många olika snusar köpte du?

                              If snusar is plural form of snus then this sounds wrong to me, as in:

                              Jag köpte tre olika snus ( correct in my opinion )

                              Jag köpte tre olika snusar ( sounds very wrong )

                              Take that vikinggod 8)

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                              • chossy
                                Member
                                • Jul 2009
                                • 242

                                #60
                                Originally posted by MojoQuestor
                                Now that blotgode has weighed in, I'm going with snusar (for those times when snus doesn't work by itself as a plural). I see snusa already has a happy home as a word.
                                Indeed snusar has a home ( Jag snusar=I´m snusing or using snus )
                                but so does snusa, which means to use snus as in ( vill du snusa = do you want to snus/use snus.

                                I´m so full of it, I know

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