Adam NasonHost
Megan LengleHost
Steve GoldingHost
The etymology of it, like the o- the origin, the actual definition of the word is just s- a s- a person that lives in a cave.
Yeah.
That is just sort of the-
...
the spin that Wizards has decided for it.

Okay, you know how like back in the late '80s, early '90s, there were just a bunch of those like really specific words that people started like, like in cool speak, they started to just like hyper focus on? I'm trying to come up with an example.
Mm.
Yeah.
[laughs]

Like, I remember when I watched Hook, at one point, I know what a paramecium is, because during the little insult contest, he calls him a paramecium brain.

The etymology of it, like the o- the origin, the actual definition of the word is just s- a s- a person that lives in a cave.
Yeah.
That is just sort of the-
...
the spin that Wizards has decided for it.

Okay, you know how like back in the late '80s, early '90s, there were just a bunch of those like really specific words that people started like, like in cool speak, they started to just like hyper focus on? I'm trying to come up with an example.
Mm.
Yeah.
[laughs]

Like, I remember when I watched Hook, at one point, I know what a paramecium is, because during the little insult contest, he calls him a paramecium brain.
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