@The Sneak: I think this is a great article, and I don't think he fell for it. Unless you believe in any press is good press, blah blah blah. #lexicography
1. No one under the age of 35 says "unfriend." It's "defriend." You "defriend" someone on facebook.
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2. Douche has been around since the late 90's; its current meaning just didn't make its way into the lexicon of soccer moms until Jon Gosselin and Christian Audigier joined forces. #lexicography
I saw the Invention of Lying last night. it was god awful. I left half-way through, came home to watch Extras, and forgave Gervais for that monstrosity and $12.50 I had just wasted.
I saw a preview screening of Zombieland and it rocked, even though Jesse Eisenberg seemed to be doing a dead-on Michael Cera impression throughout the movie. Very funny, very clever, and with the best title sequence since Duplicity (though, unlike Duplicity, the rest of the film is actually good, too).
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In that case, may I delouse myself of all popular twits & twats covered in the media and start over? #lexicography
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2008: "Destarred"
2009: "Greyed" #lexicography
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2009: "Red commenter" #lexicography
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and, @SpyMagician
2. Douche has been around since the late 90's; its current meaning just didn't make its way into the lexicon of soccer moms until Jon Gosselin and Christian Audigier joined forces. #lexicography
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Unfuck me. #lexicography
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"What the Word of the Year really is a testament to is how good of a Sunday Styles editor whoever chooses it would make."
Oh what a tangled trainwreck that we weave first when be grammatical we practice to! #lexicography
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[bx.businessweek.com] #lexicography
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