Do we jellies have an official verb for Fluther?

Fluthering is used pretty commonly, I think.

@augustlan Yes, I use Fluthering as well.

My husband even uses the word Fluthering. (As in, “Don’t bother your mommy right now, she’s Fluthering.) That’s bad, isn’t it…really bad.

Jellin’

@cak My husband, too!

It’s actually Flunkering if you are fluthering drunk.

@chyna Lol

@chyna Damn, lol. Love that.

@chyna That was the first time I’ve lol’d in a long time at something on the internet!

Is there one for Fluthering while stoned?

@augustlan I’m so happy someone else hears that in their household.

@chyna I’ve never Flunkered before. I’ve witnessed Flunkering, I’d probably fall asleep trying.

I’d like to take credit for making that word up because I really love it, but I didn’t. I’ve seen it on here before. Probably by a flunkerer.

@joker94 Floning?

wouldn’t “fluthering” technically be a gerund, which is a noun? Though I still get the concept of the verb “to fluther”...I’m in the mood for nitpicking

I call it Fluthing. I was in a band called Fluther before I found this site, and we called practice Fluthing. I’d prefer it if that’s what we called it in homage to the original Fluther.

Somebody—one of Zen’s incarnations, perhaps?—coined a whole string of verbs for fluthering in various conditions, comparable to drunken fluthering.

In my lexicon, to fluther is the basic verb.

I may have coined flunking – fluthering while drunk. I may have been at the time.

We’ve compiled a few lexicons over time. Links, anyone?

Fluthering…..

@josie are you jellin’?

Ssshhhh, I’m fluthering right now.

@WillWorkForChocolate Sounds like a euphemism for something.

@erichw1504 Honey, for you, everything is a euphemism for something… :P

@WillWorkForChocolate This is true…

If it’s called Fluther, why don’t we ever see it Fluth….

Fleet?

Fluthered (Irish slang for extremely drunk) hehe

Looked, but couldn’t find them, @seazen_. I thought there was a question a while back that explicitly called for invention of terms.

@Jeruba There were a few – but it might be harder to dig up old stuff since the changes.

Personally, I’ve always been quite partial to the phrase, “tapping the collective.” A single verb has a very simple connotation for me, whereas the short phrase exudes a little more class.

@Joker94 If not, there should be. But how do you mix a good stoner adjective with a “to fluther” verb?