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spread_word, but I'm going to put these out here to the universe because no one EVER reads the other LJ. Someone might actually see them here.
I understand that language morphs. But it bugs me to see brand and band names become substitutes for the "real thing," word-wise. Thus, I hereby inform the LJ universe that the word "ludicrous" is not spelled like Ludacris the singer (whose given name has a Chris in it, get it?) And also, to "segue" is to transition from one topic to another, and a Segway is a moving scooter whose dorkiness was perfectly illustrated by Gob in Arrested Development.
I've always been a frustrated English teacher. Ever since first grade, when I corrected the teacher's spelling of the word "vacuum" as she wrote out the 4th-grade spelling words of the day on the chalkboard. I can't help it. I mean no harm.
spread_word, but I'm going to put these out here to the universe because no one EVER reads the other LJ. Someone might actually see them here.I understand that language morphs. But it bugs me to see brand and band names become substitutes for the "real thing," word-wise. Thus, I hereby inform the LJ universe that the word "ludicrous" is not spelled like Ludacris the singer (whose given name has a Chris in it, get it?) And also, to "segue" is to transition from one topic to another, and a Segway is a moving scooter whose dorkiness was perfectly illustrated by Gob in Arrested Development.
I've always been a frustrated English teacher. Ever since first grade, when I corrected the teacher's spelling of the word "vacuum" as she wrote out the 4th-grade spelling words of the day on the chalkboard. I can't help it. I mean no harm.