Thursday, July 17, 2014

Joey Arnold is Jesus Christ

MISSIONARY

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Dai Trinh

Jul 14 (4 days ago)


to me
Joey Arnold
American English Teacher 
Film-maker, Writer, Humanitarian

Producer, Musician, Artist
Director, Actor, Comedian
Researcher, Historian, Inventor
Athlete, Trainer, Speaker, Jesus
Original Oatmeal

Full name: Joseph Scott Arnold
Nickname: Joey Arnold
Other nickname: Joe
Vietnamese name: Nguyên Hiểu

1. American English Teacher??? 
2. Filmmaker???
3. Great Writer??? 
4. Humanitarian???
5. Producer???
6. Great Musician???
7. Great Artist???
8. Director???
9. Actor???
10. Comedian???
11. Researcher???
12. Historian???
13. Great Inventor???
14. Athlete???
15. Trainer???
16. Speaker???
17. JESUS CHRIST???
18. AMERICAN PASTOR???
19. Original Oatmeal???
20. Web-designer ???
21. Life-skill Trainer???
22. AMERICAN EDUCATOR???
23. American Missionary???

Let's make a donation for JESUS ARNOLD (JsA) or he can blackmail us. He needs our money for his mental-disorder treatment.

Hi, Joey!
HOPEFULLY YOU WILL HAVE A GOOD TREATMENT FROM AUTISM AFTER MY EMAILS.
CHEERS!

Joey Arnold <joeyarnoldvn@gmail.com>

Jul 15 (3 days ago)


to Dai
are you authentic?


THANKS TO MY EMAILS

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Dai Trinh

Jul 14 (4 days ago)


to me
Joey Arnold
American English Teacher 
Film-maker, Writer, Humanitarian

Producer, Musician, Artist
Director, Actor, Comedian
Researcher, Historian, Inventor
Athlete, Trainer, Speaker, Jesus
Original Oatmeal

Full name: Joseph Scott Arnold
Nickname: Joey Arnold
Other nickname: Joe
Vietnamese name: Nguyên Hiểu

1. American English Teacher??? 
2. Filmmaker???
3. Great Writer??? 
4. Humanitarian???
5. Producer???
6. Great Musician???
7. Great Artist???
8. Director???
9. Actor???
10. Comedian???
11. Researcher???
12. Historian???
13. Great Inventor???
14. Athlete???
15. Trainer???
16. Speaker???
17. JESUS CHRIST???
18. AMERICAN PASTOR???
19. Original Oatmeal???
20. Web-designer ???
21. Life-skill Trainer???
22. AMERICAN EDUCATOR???
23. American Missionary???

Let's make a donation for JESUS ARNOLD (JsA) or he can blackmail us. He needs our money for his mental-disorder treatment.

Hi, Joey!
HOPEFULLY YOU WILL HAVE A GOOD TREATMENT FROM AUTISM THANKS TO MY EMAILS.
CHEERS!

Joey Arnold <joeyarnoldvn@gmail.com>

Jul 15 (3 days ago)


to Dai
what does your emails do?


YOU CAN SPAM ME

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Joey Arnold <joeyarnoldvn@gmail.com>

Jul 15 (3 days ago)


to Dai
reversed psychology

SPAM

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Dai Trinh

Jul 15 (3 days ago)


to me




  1. New!Spanish Central 
 

spam


1spam

 noun \ˈspam\
: e-mail that is not wanted : e-mail that is sent to large numbers of people and that consists mostly of advertising

Full Definition of SPAM

:  unsolicited usually commercial e-mail sent to a large number of addresses

Origin of SPAM

from a skit on the British television series Monty Python's Flying Circus in which chanting of the word Spam overrides the other dialogue
First Known Use: 1994

Other Telecommunications Terms

Rhymes with SPAM

bamcamclamcramdamdamndrachmdramDRAM,flamgamgramhamHamjamjamblamlambma'am,pramramRAMSamSAMscamscramshamslamtam,tramwhamyam

2spam

 verb
: to send unwanted e-mail to (someone)
spammedspam·ming

Full Definition of SPAM

transitive verb
:  to send spam to
intransitive verb
:  to send spam
— spam·mer noun

First Known Use of SPAM

1994

Other Telecommunications Terms

Spam

 trademark
—used for a type of meat that is sold in cans

Full Definition of SPAM

—used for a canned meat product

Other Food Terms

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Jul 15 (3 days ago)


to Dai

Where are you?


 


YOUR MOM CREATES YOU AS A GENIUS

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Joey Arnold <joeyarnoldvn@gmail.com>

Jul 15 (3 days ago)
to Dai
Is my mom wrong?
 



GENIUS

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genius

2 ENTRIES FOUND:

ge·nius

 noun \ˈjēn-yəs, ˈjē-nē-əs\
: a very smart or talented person : a person who has a level of talent or intelligence that is very rare or remarkable
: a person who is very good at doing something
: great natural ability : remarkable talent or intelligence
plural ge·nius·es or ge·nii 

Full Definition of GENIUS

1
a plural genii :  an attendant spirit of a person or place
b plural usually genii :  a person who influences another for good or bad
2
:  a strong leaning or inclination :  penchant
3
a :  a peculiar, distinctive, or identifying character or spirit
b :  the associations and traditions of a place
c :  a personification or embodiment especially of a quality or condition
4
plural usually genii :  spiritjinni
5
plural usually geniuses
a :  a single strongly marked capacity or aptitude <had agenius for getting along with boys — Mary Ross>
b :  extraordinary intellectual power especially as manifested in creative activity
c :  a person endowed with transcendent mental superiority;especially :  a person with a very high IQ

Examples of GENIUS

  1. Albert Einstein and Isaac Newton were great scientificgeniuses.
  2. You don't have to be a genius to see that this plan will never work.
  3. He was a genius at handling the press.
  4. She's now widely recognized as an artist of genius.
  5. He's admired for his comic genius.
  6. My plan is simple—that's the genius of it.
  7. The genius of these new computers is their portability.

Origin of GENIUS

Latin, tutelary spirit, natural inclinations, from gignere to beget
First Known Use: 1513

ge·nius

  noun \ˈjē-nyəs, -nē-əs\   (Medical Dictionary)
plural ge·nius·es or ge·nii 

Medical Definition of GENIUS

: extraordinary intellectual power especially as manifested in creative activity

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Jul 15 (3 days ago)


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hi
 

WISH

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Jul 15 (3 days ago)
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JsA:
I wish you a nice trip back home to Oregon, USA soon.

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wish

7 ENTRIES FOUND:

1wish

 verb \ˈwish\
: to want (something) to be true or to happen
: to want or ask to do (something)
: to want (someone) to be in a particular state

Full Definition of WISH

transitive verb
1
:  to have a desire for (as something unattainable) <wishedhe could live his life over>
2
:  to give expression to as a wish :  bid <wish them good night>
3
a :  to give form to (a wish)
b :  to express a wish for
c :  to request in the form of a wish :  order
d :  to desire (a person or thing) to be as specified <cannotwish our problems away>
4
:  to confer (something unwanted) on someone :  foist
intransitive verb
1
:  to have a desire :  want <wishing for more>
2
:  to make a wish <wish on a falling star>
— wish·er noun

Examples of WISH

  1. You may use the telephone, if you wish.
  2. She wished them a happy New Year.
  3. We wish you a Merry Christmas.

Origin of WISH

Middle English wisshen, from Old English wȳscan; akin to Old High German wunsken to wish, Sanskrit vāñchati he wishes,vanoti he strives for — more at win
First Known Use: before 12th century

Related to WISH

Synonyms
fob offpalmpalm offpass offfoist
See Synonym Discussion at desire

Rhymes with WISH

2wish

 noun
: a desire for something to happen or be done : a feeling of wanting to do or have something
: an act of thinking about something that you want and hoping that you will get it or that it will happen in some magical way
wishes : good thoughts or feelings directed toward a person

Full Definition of WISH

1
a :  an act or instance of wishing or desire :  want <a wish to travel>
b :  an object of desire :  goal
2
a :  an expressed will or desire :  mandate
b :  a request or command couched as a wish
3
:  an invocation of good or evil fortune on someone

Examples of WISH

  1. He has a wish to be reunited with his son.
  2. The genie will grant you three wishes.
  3. Send her my good wishes.

First Known Use of WISH

14th century

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Jul 15 (3 days ago)
to Dai
You are a kid.
 

MONSTER

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People say you are a monster.





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monster

5 ENTRIES FOUND:

1mon·ster

 noun \ˈmän(t)-stər\
: a strange or horrible imaginary creature
: something that is extremely or unusually large
: a powerful person or thing that cannot be controlled and that causes many problems

Full Definition of MONSTER

1
a :  an animal or plant of abnormal form or structure
b :  one who deviates from normal or acceptable behavior or character
2
:  a threatening force
3
a :  an animal of strange or terrifying shapeb :  one unusually large for its kind
4
:  something monstrousespecially :  a person of unnatural or extreme ugliness, deformity, wickedness, or cruelty
5
:  one that is highly successful

Examples of MONSTER

  1. That car is a monster.
  2. Inflation has become an economic monster.

Origin of MONSTER

Middle English monstre, from Anglo-French, from Latinmonstrum omen, monster, from monēre to warn — more atmind
First Known Use: 14th century

Related to MONSTER

2monster

 adjective
: very popular and successful

Full Definition of MONSTER

:  enormous or impressive especially in size, extent, or numbers

Examples of MONSTER

  1. The movie turned out to be a monster hit.

First Known Use of MONSTER

1837

Related to MONSTER

Synonyms
astronomical (also astronomic)Brobdingnagianbumper,colossalcosmic (also cosmical), cyclopeanelephantine,enormousgalacticgargantuangiant, gigantesque,giganticgrandherculeanheroic (also heroical),Himalayanhumongous (also humungous), immense,jumboking-size (or king-sized), leviathanmammoth,massivemegamightyhugemonstrousmonumental,mountainousoceanicpharaonicplanetaryprodigious,supersuper-dupersupersize, supersizedtitanic,tremendousvastvastywallopingwhackingwhopping
Antonyms
bantambittydiminutiveinfinitesimalLilliputianlittle bittymicromicrominiaturemicroscopic (alsomicroscopical), midgetminiatureminusculeminute,pocketpygmyteensyteensy-weensyteenyteeny-weenytinywee

mon·ster

  noun \ˈmän(t)-stər\   (Medical Dictionary)

Medical Definition of MONSTER

: an animal or plant of abnormal form or structure;especially : a fetus or offspring with a major developmental abnormality

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Joey Arnold <joeyarnoldvn@gmail.com>

Jul 15 (3 days ago)


to Dai
Do I eat people?







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