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- Nick_Danger
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- February 7, 2008
- 217 Members
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From the original post:
2008-03-19 08:48:36.0
English, like all languages, is dynamic; ever changing, adapting and morphing. There are new technologies...
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Posted: Mar 21, 08 12:13pm
How about a term for your spouse's former spouse? What are you to one another? Spouses-in-law? Spouse-Sisters?
Wha...
I've heard someone introduce their adult 'friend' as their 'next-ex'. It was a rather informal introduction.
Posted: Mar 21, 08 8:33pm
I think we could use a non-gender, semi-formal greeting.
Sir, Mr., Ma'am, MS, etc. all have 'gender'. Often you don't ...
"Gentle Reader" was Miss Manners' phrase.
Posted: Mar 22, 08 12:30pm
I think we could use a non-gender, semi-formal greeting.
Sir, Mr., Ma'am, MS, etc. all have 'gender'. Often you don't ...
Thanks CarolT!!
Posted: Mar 22, 08 12:35pm
English, like all languages, is dynamic; ever changing, adapting and morphing. There are new technologies and therefore...
Press '1' for Englsh... kiss moi...(fill in blank)
Nest to Ronald Reagan and Louis L'Amour,Hi guys, my hero,with a great line
Posted: Apr 14, 08 2:21am
Press '1' for Englsh... kiss moi...(fill in blank)...
Let's come up with a creative and descriptive word for all those dearly departed souls that leave TBD or any message forum for that matter.
Flighties?
Posted: Apr 14, 08 9:43am
Press '1' for Englsh... kiss moi...(fill in blank)...
Zits 'cause they pop up, leave their 'mark' and then fade away.
Posted: Apr 14, 08 9:45am
Press '1' for Englsh... kiss moi...(fill in blank)...
Oh my, HipGnosis, that cleverness has my vote.