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SCOOTER
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Oh yes--I got a PM today but was surprised to find it when I got here: I did not get an e-mail notice of it as usual.
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iterrobang methods for questioning
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Originally Posted By: dalehilemanHi Fal good to hear from you again But what's nice In this case it'd changed form its original meaning of 'ignorant' to 'stupid'.
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>s COOLERS
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Originally Posted By: FaldageOriginally Posted By: dalehilemanI wonder if this isn't just another example of an existing word taking on new meanings until ultimately you'll be able to write anything at all with a series of words chosen at random, the
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"I wonder if this isn't just another example of an existing word taking on new meanings until ultimately you'll be able to write anything at all with a series of words chosen at random, the recipient of which will read into it anything he wishes." T
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Hi Fal good to hear from you again But what's nice
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Reminds me of the criminal organisation Spectre in the Bond-movies. It used iterrobang methods for questioning.
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You see? I always give everyone a fair chance to escape.
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> GRRrrr, stuwm. If you would just use ordinary words every little once in a while. yeahbut, that's not who I am, is it!? -tsuwm
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The interrobang. The US advertising executive, Martin K. Speckter, invented it in '62.
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