JackRiddler wrote:Six Hits of Sunshine wrote:Wombaticus Rex wrote:Bonus: please highlight the "hipster speak" in the quoted passage for our mutual learningses.
Is "learningses" a word?
It is now.
How?
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JackRiddler wrote:Six Hits of Sunshine wrote:Wombaticus Rex wrote:Bonus: please highlight the "hipster speak" in the quoted passage for our mutual learningses.
Is "learningses" a word?
It is now.
JackRiddler wrote:Six Hits of Sunshine wrote:Wombaticus Rex wrote:Bonus: please highlight the "hipster speak" in the quoted passage for our mutual learningses.
Is "learningses" a word?
It is now.
Wombaticus Rex wrote:Why bother pretending you don't want to slaughter them? Let's develop a geotargeting app to publicize their locations at all times. If they can't stay off social media they should face the consequences of Antoinetting all up in our shit.
jingofever wrote:JackRiddler wrote:Six Hits of Sunshine wrote:Wombaticus Rex wrote:Bonus: please highlight the "hipster speak" in the quoted passage for our mutual learningses.
Is "learningses" a word?
It is now.
Not if we're playing Scrabble®.
JackRiddler wrote:jingofever wrote:JackRiddler wrote:Six Hits of Sunshine wrote:Wombaticus Rex wrote:Bonus: please highlight the "hipster speak" in the quoted passage for our mutual learningses.
Is "learningses" a word?
It is now.
Not if we're playing Scrabble®.
We're not playing Scrabble®. I'm writing this dictionary.
compared2what? wrote:JackRiddler wrote:jingofever wrote:JackRiddler wrote:Six Hits of Sunshine wrote:Wombaticus Rex wrote:Bonus: please highlight the "hipster speak" in the quoted passage for our mutual learningses.
Is "learningses" a word?
It is now.
Not if we're playing Scrabble®.
We're not playing Scrabble®. I'm writing this dictionary.
But even if you weren't, it would still be a word, in every sense that I can think of -- eg, lexically, semantically, orthographically, morphologically, and so on. Grammatically, even. I mean, obviously, plural gerundses can has word-dom.
JackRiddler wrote:compared2what? wrote:JackRiddler wrote:jingofever wrote:JackRiddler wrote:Six Hits of Sunshine wrote:Wombaticus Rex wrote:Bonus: please highlight the "hipster speak" in the quoted passage for our mutual learningses.
Is "learningses" a word?
It is now.
Not if we're playing Scrabble®.
We're not playing Scrabble®. I'm writing this dictionary.
But even if you weren't, it would still be a word, in every sense that I can think of -- eg, lexically, semantically, orthographically, morphologically, and so on. Grammatically, even. I mean, obviously, plural gerundses can has word-dom.
I think we're only debating the Smeagolean -es. Or trash talking for fun on the Internet? I mean, it's a pastime, if you don't have $107000 for a decent night out.
Six Hits of Sunshine wrote:JackRiddler wrote:compared2what? wrote:JackRiddler wrote:jingofever wrote:JackRiddler wrote:Six Hits of Sunshine wrote:Wombaticus Rex wrote:Bonus: please highlight the "hipster speak" in the quoted passage for our mutual learningses.
Is "learningses" a word?
It is now.
Not if we're playing Scrabble®.
We're not playing Scrabble®. I'm writing this dictionary.
But even if you weren't, it would still be a word, in every sense that I can think of -- eg, lexically, semantically, orthographically, morphologically, and so on. Grammatically, even. I mean, obviously, plural gerundses can has word-dom.
I think we're only debating the Smeagolean -es. Or trash talking for fun on the Internet? I mean, it's a pastime, if you don't have $107000 for a decent night out.
Good work, "daug".
wordspeak2 wrote:And, for the record, JR is right- the word is "dawg." What is it with you people sometimes? You need to read yoisthisracist.com, where the word "dawg" is frequently used, and misspellings of it frequently corrected. So now that we're all speaking the same language...
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