Lastly I remembered a few programming words that had no particular context that I am aware of as yet:

POST-HUMOUSLY

POST-HOUMOUSLY

I had told GILL to go back to his childhood and to apologise to all of the people that his MI6 islamic alter had harmed...he complained that most of them would be dead by now...so I told him 'post-humously' as therapy.

What a strange word in context:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posthumous

Posthumous

Not to be confused with the Gallic Emperor Postumus or Augustus Caesar's grandson Agrippa Postumus.
Look up posthumous in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

Posthumous may refer to:

Posthumous baptism
Posthumous birth, a birth that occurs after the death of the child's parent
Posthumous degree, an academic degree conferred after the death of the recipient
Posthumous execution, ceremonial execution of someone already dead
Posthumous marriage, a marriage after the death of one of the individuals involved in the marriage.
Posthumous name, an honorary name given to a person who has died
Posthumous promotion, a promotion given after death
Posthumous recognition, an award given after death
Posthumous sperm retrieval, extraction of a man's sperm after he has been pronounced brain dead
Posthumous work: a book, song, movie, etc, released after the death of the creator, examples at List of works published posthumously
People named Posthumous or Posthumus:

Ladislaus the Posthumous, 15th-century monarch in Bohemia, Hungary, and Austria
Posthumus, a character in Shakespeare's play, Cymbeline
Dick Posthumus, Michigan politician
Things named Posthumous:

The Posthumous Collection, an episode of the television series Law & Order: Criminal Intent
Posthumous Diary, a book by Italian poet Eugenio Montale
Posthumous (EP), an EP by The Banner
E.S. Posthumus, an independent music group that produces cinematic music
"Posthumus Zone", a song by E.S. Posthumus

I now have to type in a GREEN code: crayers