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18th December 07, 04:01 AM
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Kevin - You have found a like minded individual here. I like to say what I mean, and mean what I say.
But, more and more, that is uncommon. I also find that this is a trait of the geeks among us. We tend to be more factual and literal in our words and thoughts.
Having said that, we must remember that English is a changing language and changes with usage. New words are invented every day, and meanings changed to fit the times. I too, don't like it that the dictionaries have less usage, and I join you in your rant.
Why can't we just say what we mean?
OK - my rant's over for now also.
Last edited by James MacMillan; 18th December 07 at 09:29 AM.
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