@@IrregularPineapples I'm a software engineer, and I've used the term "munge" for a long time but not for converting data. I've always heard it to mean sort of messing up the data deliberately. Munging it so it's not recognizable anymore.
I had seen the word 'mournival' before. In Warhammer 40k, the Luna Wolves Legion of Space Marines has a group of 4 advisors to their primarch (effectively their commander). This group of 4 advisors is called the Mournival. Having googled it, Mournival means a group of 4. In particular, it was a group of 4 of a kind of Aces, Kings, Queens or Knaves in a card game called Gleek. The more you know.
*Mulligan* (Stew): When one puts together all sorts of things into a stew, including, but not limited to leftovers, maybe that 1/2 cup of beans you had sitting in the cupboard. You can get quite inventive about it :) It's often surprisingly good and filling.
A mugwump is a cat sitting on a fence, with its mug (face) on one side and its wump (rump) on the other. And no-one, not even Sarah, mentioned that millican was up there.
'Mungo And Midge'. There's one for the teenagers. An old animated kids show about a girl and her pet dog and pet mouse. I'm not kidding. I'm not that old, my mother told me about it...honest.
@@dorkarama3135 I hope that's not too late .......... She always seemed to have a barely consealed viscious streak. She might hunt you down and gut you like a kipper.
Kenneth Williams's 'Rambling Sid Rumpo', a rather strange folk singer on the 1960s BBC radio comedy 'Round the Horne' used to use 'munge', 'munger' and 'munging' a lot in his songs to suggest a vaguely rude double meaning.
@@tobysinbad The best approximation I can give is "duh-ness". However, the word for man sounds like "Dean" - 'y' has two pronunciations depending on where it is in a word.
@ 2:24 - munge (Noel: man with a vagina - not): munge is the New Zealand pronunciation of a slang term for a woman’s beaver, pronounced similarly to the ‘i’ in ‘milk’ (mulk), ‘chips’ (chups), ‘fish’ (fush’) … .
In America, mugwump appeared in 1860s-ish political cartoons to mean an indecisive, or 2-faced (2-opinioned) person because they sat on a fence with their "mug" , or face, on one side and their "wump", or posterior, on the other...
I've munged one of my cats regularly. He had bad allergies and wasn't the best at cleaning himself, so I'd regularly need to wipe snot off his nose and face
Funnily enough, it interprets it as "mange[suffix]" which means to eat in French, is it a bad time to remind the audience we're talking about blowing someone's nose ? 🤢
Puzzled, I googled 'mung slang'. On reflection, I didn't need to know that. There are folk in secure psychiatric units who aren't twisted enough to come up with that. (Beside, if one just used a straw instead surely you could savour it more?)
In MIT jargon, "mung" is an acronym for "mangle until no good". There is also the recursive definition of "mung until no good", some process that terminates when the object is no good.
munge: Actual common usage *verb* (used with or without object), munged, mung·ing.Computer Slang. To manipulate (raw data), especially to convert (data) from one format to another: the munging of HTML content. Comic answer: To eat too many mung beans in one sitting :p
@@lemedico Then I recommend you either watch a different programme for your dose of fun facts, or at least stop posting that nonsense comment every single time!
Ah I miss Stephen as host, I only watched a few episodes with Sandy before realising she's a misandrist and gave up. Between QI, Russell Howard, most comedy, and Dr. Who critically declining I have no reason to regret not paying paying for a TV license, except Radio 4 as I do miss that.
You don't need a TV licence to listen to the radio. Also, Russell Howard is now on Sky and therefore unaffected by whether you buy a TV licence or not.
"Misandrist"? In other words you couldn't think of a legitimate reason to hate the female host of QI that didn't sound like "I hate when women talk like experts on things and when they talk in general".
I get so antsy when "Millican" goes by and no one comments on it.
Apparently it's from the Gaelic 'maolagan' meaning 'the small, bald and shaven one'.
@@frglee so only two of those might apply to Dara O'Briain?
Munge is used in IT as well, to "munge" data, which means to convert from one format to another.
maybe in British IT but you're just being silly
@@IrregularPineapples the term was coined in MIT. It is used everywhere.
@@znxster in what context? i've been plumbing data for almost a decade as a developer and never heard the term
@@IrregularPineapples I'm a software engineer, and I've used the term "munge" for a long time but not for converting data. I've always heard it to mean sort of messing up the data deliberately. Munging it so it's not recognizable anymore.
Likewise. Usually in the context of programatically modifying test data from production data
I had seen the word 'mournival' before. In Warhammer 40k, the Luna Wolves Legion of Space Marines has a group of 4 advisors to their primarch (effectively their commander). This group of 4 advisors is called the Mournival.
Having googled it, Mournival means a group of 4. In particular, it was a group of 4 of a kind of Aces, Kings, Queens or Knaves in a card game called Gleek. The more you know.
Came down here looking for this comment
Neeeeeeeerd!
Just kidding.
same place I knew it from
Mournival - when you put together a carnival in celebration of someone's life.
Is there a bit missing or did Sarah Millican really not spot her own surname on that list?
Weird, right? I thought someone would mention it
They must have all decided to not see it.
Information overload is real. I can’t see an entire art show in one viewing. I have to go back multiple times.
Maybe they were afraid to get a klaxon.
Could a millican be the mini-golf version of a mulligan?
A millican : One who has a bipolar social life e.g., works early and long hours through the week and spends their night gorging on drugs and booze.
So many of the jokes and anecdotes in this bit landed well and were really funny!
*Mulligan* (Stew): When one puts together all sorts of things into a stew, including, but not limited to leftovers, maybe that 1/2 cup of beans you had sitting in the cupboard. You can get quite inventive about it :) It's often surprisingly good and filling.
I was proper munged that they didn't spot "Millican."
Yes Sarah Millican must have been asleep when it drifted past on the screen.
I missed that too, Yeah & right behind Sarah & Alan too 🤦♂️
A mugwump is a cat sitting on a fence, with its mug (face) on one side and its wump (rump) on the other. And no-one, not even Sarah, mentioned that millican was up there.
Thank you so much for continuing to post these.
And what’s Sarah’s last name doing on that list?
No one noticed as well.
I struggled to see it. Information overload. It is a real thing. I did manage to spot it. One word in so many. All moving.
@@dorkarama3135 You have no idea whether they spotted it or not, only that they didn't comment on it.
@@Ffinity actually i checked in the reflections of their eyes and it did in fact go unnoticed
@@TheOriginalZzYT No, you imagined that you know more than you do!
The Phrontistery is a fabulous online index of unusual English words.
'Mungo And Midge'. There's one for the teenagers. An old animated kids show about a girl and her pet dog and pet mouse. I'm not kidding. I'm not that old, my mother told me about it...honest.
Mary, Mungo and Midge you'll find
@@frederickvondinkerberg7721 My apologies to Mary.
@@dorkarama3135 I hope that's not too late ..........
She always seemed to have a barely consealed viscious streak.
She might hunt you down and gut you like a kipper.
How did Mary manage to live in the penthouse flat with her pets despite being about 9 years old and having no parents?
@@nrellis666 Nepotism.
when i die, i want my family and friends to have an absolutely amazing mournival
I was sure he would end that with "and now I need someone to munge me" 😂
Munging was something very different when I was growing up online
Kenneth Williams's 'Rambling Sid Rumpo', a rather strange folk singer on the 1960s BBC radio comedy 'Round the Horne' used to use 'munge', 'munger' and 'munging' a lot in his songs to suggest a vaguely rude double meaning.
Munging that minge..? :P
Is there a snip showing the entire list of words?
Mormal: perfectly acceptable for Latter Day Saints
I only knew of the word mugwump because there was a band in the 60s with John Sebastian and Mama Cass Elliot called The Mugwumps
'Maness' survives in the Welsh language where the word 'dynes' (used more in North Wales) comes from 'dyn' (man) + '-es' (-ess) - hence, 'maness'.
How’s “dynes” pronounced? I quite like that one but I can’t assume vowels to do what I expect them to in Welsh
@@tobysinbad The best approximation I can give is "duh-ness". However, the word for man sounds like "Dean" - 'y' has two pronunciations depending on where it is in a word.
@ 2:24 - munge (Noel: man with a vagina - not): munge is the New Zealand pronunciation of a slang term for a woman’s beaver, pronounced similarly to the ‘i’ in ‘milk’ (mulk), ‘chips’ (chups), ‘fish’ (fush’) … .
I’ve heard that from Brits too- just to prove how depraved and awful both our nations are
I've heard of it a Minge but never munge.
@@fromthegamethrone Then you've probably not heard a Kiwi say it. lol
@@21stcenturyozman20 I've heard them say it, but the spelling is minge not munge, in any texts I've read.
@@fromthegamethrone Correct he is referring to minge but spelling it with an accent.
Well, "Mugwump" was the only one I would have gotten >_>
(No, it's not actually a biscuit falling apart. It means an important or influential person.)
It’s on the mama papa song I know
“The Mugwumps” was a band back in the 1960s, and also creatures in “Naked Lunch,” the William S. Burroughs novel.
In America, mugwump appeared in 1860s-ish political cartoons to mean an indecisive, or 2-faced (2-opinioned) person because they sat on a fence with their "mug" , or face, on one side and their "wump", or posterior, on the other...
@RCS Who is he?
@@john.premose "Creeque Alley" was what I immediately thought of as well.
"Only mothers wipe other people's noses" - Stephen Fry, circa 21st C.
Was anyone else screaming for Sarah to look up and see her own name!!
I've munged one of my cats regularly. He had bad allergies and wasn't the best at cleaning himself, so I'd regularly need to wipe snot off his nose and face
Yeah, Sarah missed her name
P.S. just looked it up in O.E.D., not there
I actually knew what munge meant, i just have no idea how i know it...
Presumably meliturgy is what bees do?
Mournival: The act of giving useless advice to an arrogant demigod
Noel Fielding played Old Greg, with his downstairs mixup... Just saying.
Mundungus, why does that sound so familiar?
"Googles*
Oh, that's why.
Munge comes from manger (French = to eat)
It's not the past tense of 'minge'?
Wow... I was almost right!
Mournival should be a goth carnival.
Pity that Rich Hall wasn't on that one
And, of course, in French, it’s:
Je munge
Tu munges
Il/Elle/On munge
Nous mungeons
Vous mungez
Ils/Elles mungent
Don’t forget *prêt à munger* - ready to munge!
Funnily enough, it interprets it as "mange[suffix]" which means to eat in French, is it a bad time to remind the audience we're talking about blowing someone's nose ? 🤢
watching these makes me miss Stephen Fry. I used to love this show so much.
Don't look up munging on urban dictionary
Just accept its the *reverse* of a Kennebunkport Surprise
................. involving a dead lady.
(And at least one assistant ~ for obvious reasons).
Stephen should be jailed for that outrageous tie.😅😅😅
Akon did a good job to avoid the klaxxon.
If you take the E off the end of the word then urban dictionary has a truly horrific definition.
Puzzled, I googled 'mung slang'.
On reflection, I didn't need to know that.
There are folk in secure psychiatric units who aren't twisted enough to come up with that.
(Beside, if one just used a straw instead surely you could savour it more?)
Oh please. That stuff isn’t real they just make that stuff up to be gross and then act like it’s a real term
In MIT jargon, "mung" is an acronym for "mangle until no good". There is also the recursive definition of "mung until no good", some process that terminates when the object is no good.
Depends on the context. Also, is it being used an a verb or a noun?
Huh, I always thought it was fussbucket not fussbudget...
That's the Americanized form of the word. Like "aluminum" instead of "aluminium".
Can only see Eddie kadi as a traffic warden giving tyrone a ticket 😂
Yeah...to munge, something....also has a dirtier meaning...
SARAH LOOK AT IT LOOK AT IT SARAHGGGGGHH
but canyon
Guess I'm a munge then. Oh well.
What's a Millican?
There are a lot more words shown I'd have love to know the meaning of...
Hopefully they'll invent a search engine one day.
@@zanussidish8144
Yes, because trying to freeze frame makes it so easy after only 30-40 times...
@@b_uppy Those words are moving slowly, why would you need to freeze frame?
@@zanussidish8144
To check spelling, to catch all the words, etc...
A crash bang whallop type of toolmaker. We used to call them mungeniers.
munge:
Actual common usage *verb* (used with or without object), munged, mung·ing.Computer Slang. To manipulate (raw data), especially to convert (data) from one format to another: the munging of HTML content.
Comic answer: To eat too many mung beans in one sitting :p
Eddie Kadi is just SO handsome!
Yes, he looks like he always smells fresh out the shower
Where I come from to munge is to combine in an ad hoc way. Munge all your fruit into a smoothie.
I thought it was misopigian and it was a japanese pork soup.
So, what's a Millican? Other than a fabulously wonderful comedian?
so Millican means "little bald or shaven one"
Closely: Mungu is God in Swahili.
As much as I love etymology, I got almost nothing out if that presentation! Let's go back over them all, a bit more thoroughly!
According to Google Millican is a bald or shaven one.
How did no one mention Millican, all things considered.
Mogigraphia: the act of drawing a cat.
A munge is a wild knotted minge...........
Obviously no prigramners involved in the making of this
Stephen says only a mother would munge and anybody else would be weird; I guess we know why he never got kids!
Munge, a minge that needs washing.
Paging Gavin...
To munge a minge.
They missed minge
I used to know a girl with the surname Mingeguard. Everybody knew what it meant!
Alan is not funny.
Yes, he is.
Why would you be watching QI whatsoever if you can’t stand its only permanent cast member‽ 🤷♂️
@@DrWhoFanJ for the fun facts!
@@lemedico Then I recommend you either watch a different programme for your dose of fun facts, or at least stop posting that nonsense comment every single time!
Ah I miss Stephen as host, I only watched a few episodes with Sandy before realising she's a misandrist and gave up. Between QI, Russell Howard, most comedy, and Dr. Who critically declining I have no reason to regret not paying paying for a TV license, except Radio 4 as I do miss that.
Imagine going through life thinking Sandi Toksvig is a misandrist.
This is not an airport you don't need to announce departures
How can Russel Howard decline he was always crap wasn’t he?
You don't need a TV licence to listen to the radio. Also, Russell Howard is now on Sky and therefore unaffected by whether you buy a TV licence or not.
"Misandrist"? In other words you couldn't think of a legitimate reason to hate the female host of QI that didn't sound like "I hate when women talk like experts on things and when they talk in general".