Are you a hekahoploktaomaist?

I recently heard some news about the world's oldest person--a 114-year-old who currently lives in Japan--and started thinking about the term "centigenarian"--meaning a person who has lived a hundred years or more.

So what would you call a person who owns a hundred guns or more?  It's bad form to mix language roots, so I stuck to Greek for the entire word, and came up with:

Hekahoploktaomaist: a person who owns a hundred or more guns.  "Hekaton:" hundred, "Hoplon:" weapon, "Ktaomai:" possess.

Here is the term being used in two sentences: Are you a hekahoploktaomaist?  Hekahoploktaomaism is something I certainly aspire to, but doubt I will ever achieve.

What do y'all think?

Should someone form the Hekahoploktaomaist Society of America (HSA)?

No, but I play one on tv.....

Shhh.......They are listening.

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Who me?  I collect lengths of plastic pipe.  Store it underground to keep down clutter.   [img]http://www.stopstart.fsnet.co.uk/smilie/sardonic.gif[/img]

That's my story, and I am sticking to it...

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No, but I am a Hoplophile, so that 100 mark will come sooner or later.

I'll see what I can do in that department, too.  Yep, the Greek is a bit tough.  I'll check out the Latin.  It will begin with "Cent" for sure..."

You best not use that word in scrabble.....I don't want to see that word on the board..

Yes, it's Centarmahabist.  Kind of boring and monochromatic.  Then Latin is always boring and monochromatic when compared to Greek.