26 November 2008

 

My favourite new word

The latest issue of National Geographic is, as usual, excellent, but my favourite bit of it is a new word. In Spanish, the word chatarra means "scrap," but it's also slang in Mexico for "junk food."

I think it could be a great word in English too: "Oh, those pork rinds are total chatarra."

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Comments:

Chattera might also be useful in the corporate scene as well. For example, "Their environmental proposal is chattera".
 
Hold on! Sometimes Pork rinds are essential eating! Plus: 90% air...yummy too? = Pork Rinds FTW!
 
I've never been a fan of pork rinds, but even if you love them, I think you can freely admit that they're junk food/chatarra of the highest order.