Higgledy piggledy Timothée Chalamet Has a name meriting Endless design
Much like his forerunner Benedict Cumberbatch: Hexasyllabically, Easy to rhyme
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Whenever I say his name, I make a little song. Timothee challalaa, chowder may Timotheeee chhhalllamehhhh🎶
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Brava
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Bendersnatch Cumberbun
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A+
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My favorite hexasyllabic[al] names: Popocatépetl and Eyjafjallajökull 🌋
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And in tonight's episode of Lewis Carroll with Colin Farrell: Tweedledum and Tweedledee with Heidi Klum and Mr. T, the Mad Hatter with Sepp Blatter, and the Frumious Bandersnatch with Benedict Cumberbatch.
- Me in a Twitter thread of rhyming TV pitches.
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Timothee Chalamet still sounds like an overpriced brand of shampoo to me.
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Muad'Dib
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Holy MOLY!
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Impressive!
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Filigree Chatroutlette
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Wheeeeezing
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👩🍳😘
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Oh, THANK YOU for this. Perfection. I did the high-pitched soprano laugh.
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Frumious Bandersnatch.
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I also thought like Cumberbatch (based on his Norman name and appearance) that he was a posh English aristocrat adjacent person but he's actually an American frat bro 😅
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Beardery Weirdery Rosen of Middlesex Went to the woods just to Hear a bear’s voice
Perambulatory Running and jumping up All he could say was the Bear was not noice
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Anyway I wrote an article back in 2013 analyzing permutations on Benedict Cumberbatch which you may read and sub in Timothée Chalamet should you so desire web.archive.org/web/20250322...
A Linguist Explains the Rules of Summoning Benedict Cumberbatch -The Toast
A willing foe, and sea room.
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Oh bravo! That is sensational. 👏
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But neither of them ride bikes like Titty Foccaccia.
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Or, as Tom Lehrer would have said: Excuse me. Rhyne.
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Question: how do you scansion? I can never seem to figure out how to fit words into a meter, though I can tell when something is in a meter rather than free verse or prose.
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Used to love playing the Benedict Cumberbatch game.
Bendlenitch Cumbersquat
Will now try the new game...
Tingmanny Cameltray 😂😂
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Bravo! ❤️👏
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This is a perfect thing.
Thank you.
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Ooh!
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Let us not forget the OG Englebert Humperdinck
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Winsocket spinsocket Gretchen McCulloch, a Linguist and podcaster (Double the threat)
Showed us how online chat Idiomatically Makes us talk different be- cause Internet.
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Brava!
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“Hexasyllabically” 🤌🏻
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Bendybatch Cumperdink
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you are a poetry wizard, damn
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I'm sure I'm about to be told there's a reason why the first two lines of the second part don't rhyme... But if you did want them to rhyme...
Higgledy piggledy Timothée Chalamet Has a name meriting Endless design
Much like his verbal match Benedict Cumberbatch: Hexasyllabically, Easy to rhyme
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Love this. Work the word “statistics” in there somehow and there will be a retroactive shift in the foundational frequency of the universe.
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trimonthly crème-brulé
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just want to take a moment to honor how perfect the scansion is here, the vast majority of verse i see posted on social media screws it up in one way or another.
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double dactyls for the WIN!
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Who was that one guy? Wimbledon Tennismatch?
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I freaking love this poem 😹💛
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Brumious Candersnatch
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I love this! One of my faves: THE RUSSIAN SOUL #2
Higgledy-piggledy, Anna Karenina Went off her feed and just Couldn’t relax.
Then, quite ignoring the Unsuitability, Threw in the sponge and was Scraped off the tracks. (John Hollander)
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Who?
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👏👏👏👏 Bravo!
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Engelburt Humperdinck would like a word.
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Am reminded for some reason of this ancient Francis Wheen diary column www.theguardian.com/Columnists/C...
Branson plays the dame | Columnists | guardian.co.uk
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I prefer the English actor named Benedict who was in Doctor Strange.
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This is absolutely excellent
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👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 I am delighted
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We call him Shama-lama-ding-dong
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It also scans as dactyllic.
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Never have I more desired to carry someone around the room on my shoulders, that was beautiful 🤩
