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Harry
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Jan 26, 2017 08:05AM
Nice to see you participating in the floccinaucinihilipilification process.
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Harry wrote: "Nice to see you participating in the floccinaucinihilipilification process."Is process actually a word?
Jason wrote: "Harry wrote: "Nice to see you participating in the floccinaucinihilipilification process."Is process actually a word?"
Ha!
Jane wrote: "Euonymus? Little shrub with variegated leaves?"Yes! I had a friend who was studying plants, and this name tickled me. I used it for everything. Yooo-wan-a-muss.
I've been known to sparingly toss around a few fifty-cent words now and then myself, but my biggest pet peeve has got to be when authors use some shit like "cacophony" where "din", "clamor", or "ruckus" would suffice.
Jason wrote: "Really Janie? your friend tickled you with a little shrub?"Yes, Jason, and I haven't been the same since.
Arthur wrote: "I've been known to sparingly toss around a few fifty-cent words now and then myself, but my biggest pet peeve has got to be when authors use some shit like "cacophony" where "din", "clamor", or "ru..."Pre cise ly!
Is there really to be no detente? Are you that antisesquipedalian, phobic of all things garrulous or loquacious? Are you so against ultracrepidarianism that there is to be no recompense? Must our prose be forever holophrastic? (this remains the only usage I've found for these words ahahaha)
Harry wrote: "Nice to see you participating in the floccinaucinihilipilification process."Yeezus..!!
Leo wrote: "Is there really to be no detente? Are you that antisesquipedalian, phobic of all things garrulous or loquacious? Are you so against ultracrepidarianism that there is to be no recompense? Must our p..."Hang on to them babe. You never know, one of these fine days you too may feel the need to write an arse-clenchingly pretentious book review
Jane wrote: "Leo wrote: "Is there really to be no detente? Are you that antisesquipedalian, phobic of all things garrulous or loquacious? Are you so against ultracrepidarianism that there is to be no recompense..."Back in the day you would've just pissed everyone off in your IRL vicinity and had to be like 'Oh no I'm a dick: time to make some changes!' Now, though? You can totes remain a dick all your life and live off the weird arrogant messages you send strangers online. The internet's home to those whose lives have most been improved by fiction and those who could read every book ever written and not learn a fucking thing—and everyone in between :P



