10-51 request dictionary backup
Okay, Drew (from Toothpaste for Dinner) is a genius, but this post is genius-er, if at all possible. (It's okay, I can use words like genius-er, I'm a trained professional.)
Check out That is just how the Scrabble club rolls.
Needless to say, the subject line above is the one that cracked me all the way up.
Check out That is just how the Scrabble club rolls.
Needless to say, the subject line above is the one that cracked me all the way up.
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Tuesday, April 18, 2006.
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9:36 PM
Erin, my girlfriend showed me yer talk in Montery, and I am blessed that other people love the growing, changing language that English is. I think your presentation fun, and I love that one can celebrate the fun of language without sounding like a flagrant sesquipedalian. My spell checker underlined that wolrd.....I guess I am wrong again.
9:37 PM
I read the profile in Psychology today and saw your vintage roller skates, hand made clothing and dedication to lexics. I am in love. Marry me Erin!
4:35 PM
Where did you go to school and what did you study? Wikipedia is surprisingly silent on these things.
PS Your TED talk was sicknasty.
10:59 PM
Erin,
Your TED talk rocked my socks like a fox in a box.
12:21 PM
This is a delightful new organic dictionary. Why oh why though have you not sourced THE dictionary of all dictionaries, the OED (Oxford English Dictionary)?
Carl