Neologism, word playing, idiosyncratic humour

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Staycation

When you dont go on Vacation you go on Vacation at Staycation.



Breinistan

Breinistan is also a nice place to visit during your vacation.
Brein is the dutch word for Brain.



Backyardshire, Not far away and pretty cheap to stay.

ice scream- what happens when you eat something on a hot day that's too cold.

Said the TECH. commentary writer discussing current, and past TECH. in desktop/laptop Internet connections, "we live in a post-modem era!"

In TECH. history, modems were applied in the old 'dail-up' Internet connections.

Note: 'Modem' sounds like 'Modern' - If the 'm' at the end of the word 'modem' is divided into two parts the letters 'r', and 'n' result - hence the word 'modern.'

Louis Cyphre - lyrically obscene unique intelligent style clearly you perceive he reigns eternally

I made a bunch of lego street soldiers, and they're all asking each other 'what set you from'

I knew a gangbanger who was in a wheelchair; would you believe he was a rolling crip?

Don't be bitter man, that you'll never be a better man
I'll stomp ya beta men straight to the bitumen.

Antisportism - belief or opinion that sport (especially or at least professional) is evil or sinful.

FOET - fear of eternal torment.
FOA - fear of annihilation.
FOTT - fear of temporary torment.
FOED - fear of eternal damnation.

fornication under commanding king's edict, definitely

I once formed the adverb "runningly" with a possible meaning of "quickly and forcefully" only to have anyone I told about it say it isn't a word.

Also in high school I coined "spontaneous ideogenesis" for the (sometimes insightful) ideas that just pop into one's head without apparent cause. Itself an act of spontaneous ideogenesis.

Universal annihilation - something which appears to be core belief of mainstream atheism. Shortenings: uniann, univanni.

Almost universal endless torment (AUET, alunento) - it may be a belief of some believers of religions, at least some monotheistic ones.

Coramienco - variant of "koramienko" (my neologism for cow feces).

I heard you making threats, got something to say man?
I know the only thing you've ever clapped was your hands.

Gellstorke - Google found no results for that word.

Alunetto - word formed from two first letters of words forming phrase "almost universal eternal torment".
From three first letters in words forming phrase above the word "almunietetor" is formed.

In northeastern Poland there are village and lake named "Krawno", etymology looks interesting for me, but it is almost certain that their names are not from bovine excrements. But for me the word "krawno" means feces, at least ones of cattle.

Moling - defecation. Mole - feces, at least elongated, solid ones.

Etcoto - word formed by two first letters of words in phrase "eternal conscious tomrent".
Etecontor - word formed by three first letters of words in phrase "eternal conscious torment".

Koroven, korowien, karawien, karawion - some variants of genitive plural for words like korovno, korowno, karawno (which mean feces, at least cow ones - my neologisms).

Człowiekno - human feces. Kilovekno, kileveknen - some modifications of that word, quite large ones (modifications).

i scheme while sippin' syrup delicious;
meanwhile I'm livin' surreptitious

Povonhai - 3 results for the word in quotation marks in Google. The word is a misspelling of Polish word "powąchaj", which is second person singular imperative of "powąchać" ("to smell", perfective verb).

Kramnienie - defecation. Especially of a cow.

"Kramnić" - one result in Google. My neologism meaning "to defecate" (imperfective).

When I was younger I had thoughts that rude word for rear end in British English comes from shortening of the word "arsenal" and the buttocks and anus were for someone a sort of arsenal (with bullets (pieces of feces, especially quite elongated ones) and chemical weapons (intestinal gases which have unpleasant smell)).