The only thing I have appreciated about this thread so far is the use of the word whilst.
I don’t think people use the word betwixt enough.
Well, I’m gonna hit the hay and get up as the ass-crack of dawn to slave for the man and bring home the bacon.
That should be fun idioms for anyone using a language translator.
Superlatively cromulent words embiggen not only the scribe, but also the orator, and subsequently, will either confound or elate the audience.
New Connie, Repugnant.
As a communicator I was taught that it is well to remember,
Big people use small words, small people use big words.
but that it is a generalisation and to have regard to the individual.
fυck that shit- how’s that for some small words.
Oh and the new Connie’s suck
And Snorkel
Something we can agree on, that looks great on that green strap but would look better on my wrist
Superlatively cromulent words embiggen not only the scribe, but also the orator, and subsequently, will either confound or elate the audience.
I thank thee for thy well graced loquaciousness
Verily that which pointed dolefully south hath now found said direction confounded by a sudden urge to commend all northwards and with alacrity
I received an email from Omega this morning and the embedded link took me to this:
Aside from these new Constellations being hideous IMO, what’s with using the British spelling of jewelry on the USA website? Am I supposed to think that Omega is somehow more sophisticated as a result of using the British idiom? Omega, just between you and me, it’s not working. And please, for the love of God, go back to making Constellations that look like this:
