Comments on: I’m too damn good. http://blog.torgodevil.com/archives/448 Crunky! This is a blog about an English teacher living in South Korea. Mon, 13 Oct 2008 14:22:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: torgodevil http://blog.torgodevil.com/archives/448#comment-2604 torgodevil Tue, 01 May 2007 01:27:14 +0000 http://www.torgodevil.com/archives/448#comment-2604 I'd like to state that I believe it was used in Buffy The Vampire Slayer in that manner. Here is a comprehensive list of the word "<a href="http://www.pbs.org/speak/words/trackthatword/ttw/?i=56" rel="nofollow">wig</a>" In noun form: <a href="http://www.stakesandstones.co.uk/slay/handbook/dicton.html" rel="nofollow">wiggins:</a> [Xander] the creeps, form of wigged-out--as in "That guy with a nail in his head gives me the wiggins." Welcome to the Hellmouth: “That place just gives me the wiggins.” [Buffy] I’d like to state that I believe it was used in Buffy The Vampire Slayer in that manner. Here is a comprehensive list of the word “wig”

In noun form:
wiggins: [Xander] the creeps, form of wigged-out–as in “That guy with a nail in his head gives me the wiggins.”

Welcome to the Hellmouth: “That place just gives me the wiggins.” [Buffy]

]]> By: Eric http://blog.torgodevil.com/archives/448#comment-2603 Eric Mon, 30 Apr 2007 16:36:06 +0000 http://www.torgodevil.com/archives/448#comment-2603 "the wiggins"? I don't think that's the correct usage. You can be "wigged out" or you can be "wiggin" (which is posing as a different race; of the same derivation as "wigger", apparently) but I don't believe "wiggin" can function as a noun. Though I'm not an English teacher, so what do I know. “the wiggins”? I don’t think that’s the correct usage. You can be “wigged out” or you can be “wiggin” (which is posing as a different race; of the same derivation as “wigger”, apparently) but I don’t believe “wiggin” can function as a noun. Though I’m not an English teacher, so what do I know.

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