Dang did not know this would hit this many people.

  • kibblebits@quokk.au
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    1 day ago

    People are more likely to get compliments on proper word play than simply being able to use a thesaurus and dictionary.

    There’s nothing wrong with using “ecclesiastical” when it’s the right word. The problem starts when every sentence arrives dressed for high mass.

    ;)

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      24 hours ago

      I just meant out of the blue in a conversation. Like I would say, “good word usage” on said word than give my continuation of the conversation.

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        22 hours ago

        Because using a big word alone isn’t good word usage.

        But you didn’t compliment my clever wordplay, so poop on you!

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          21 hours ago

          No offense mate I kind of treat it like a parlor trick. But on the net. I do not want to catch a shit storm because apparently I am popular or infamous.

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            20 hours ago

            No one knows who you are in life or on the internet. No one is impressed by your memorized words.