about us section
who’s behind all of this tomfoolery anyway?

pseudodictionary was started by paul because he has his own mini-slang language. he was continually making up new words and using them (and trying to get his friends to use them, too). so one day he decided to make a site dedicated to made-up slang words, a site where everyone would be able to add and get credit for their own words. this is that site.

we’re compiling a different sort of dictionary here. words you find on this site won’t be found in webster’s or roget’s or oxford’s. the words on this site are words that regular (we use the term loosely) people such as you use every day. so here’s your chance to be part of a dictionary by submitting your own words.

ps: don’t forget to tell your friends. the cool ones only, please.

paul is an award-winning vancouver designer who creates websites, applications, and visual identities. in six years, he has served over 80 diverse clients — all of whom serve as references. the majority of his work comes from repeat clients and word-of-mouth referrals. paul has provided design services to leading national companies including yahoo, mtv, mercedes benz, bmw, bad religion, epitaph records, sony, telus, molson, stila cosmetics, vancouver board of trade, futureshop, and numerous small- to medium-sized companies around the world.

company site: twothirty.com
blog: 2pt3.com

hd moved home to hillsdale when he retired from his las vegas orthodontics practice. he’s not the best tennis player in town these days, but he still plays a mean game of cribbage. you can find him at "the bank" weekday mornings. he’s the one with the cigar, bow tie, and bowler hat. dresses the same way to work in his yard. he loves words.

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marty is retired and resides in the northeastern part of the united states. he owned successful ford-lincoln-mercury and bmw automobile dealerships. in his early to late twenties, marty toured the world as a master mechanic with bmw’s premier racing teams. he loves the english language and word plays almost as much as he loves fast cars.

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direct your questions and comments to press@pseudodictionary dot dot com.

publications, television shows, and websites where we’ve appeared: WGNtv, linkdup, yahoo, USAtoday, independent news, linkdana, lockergnome, edge102.1fm, bored.com, The New Yorker, The Sac Bee.

paul has also been been interviewed on a couple of radio shows.