I'm tetchy. Let's fight.

[Brollyanna]

I am a little hurt by this, you realize. It's because I hold you in such high regard. As if ordinary run of the mill rejection were not already a difficulty, there is this fresh Hell. But I do enjoy a small satisfaction in that... I am the pork.

Now put ME IN YOUR MOUTH NAGA NAGA NOOTCH!! I'M TENDER AND JUICY!!

Com'ere Kermit!

 

[yossi]

Jesus...take thy beak from out my heart young miss!

I'm only laughing on the outside
my smile is just skin deep
if you could see inside I'm really crying
you might join me for a weep.

Alright, alright, you over the pork, but it's only right to ask after phelia first.

 

[JohnnySavage]

Tetchy is a word that may have been coined by Shakespeare - its first known use in English occurs in Romeo and Juliet (1592). Etymologists are not certain how the word came about, but some have suggested that it derives from "tetch," an obsolete noun meaning "habit." The similarity both in meaning and pronunciation to "touchy" might lead you to conclude that "tetchy" is related to that word, but there is no conclusive evidence to suggest such a connection. The adjectives "teched" and tetched, meaning "mentally unbalanced," are variations of "touched," and are probably also unrelated to "tetchy."


Just looky at FeelYa showing off that big brain!

 

[InternationalFunboy]

Alright, alright, you over the pork, but it's only right to ask after phelia first.

I AM THE PORK!!! EAT ME I'M SO TENDER AND LUSCIOUS!! I'M YOUR FAVORITE WHITE MEAT YOSSSI DAAANG!!!

 

[Saint Peter]

Stinks in here.