Does James Thurber’s The Thirteen Clocks really need a foreword by anyone? (Answer: no.)
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It circumscribes your worries and the range of your anguish.
It looks kind of like a traffic cone, only it’s bright red, and it appears without warning. And you can’t see the spines, but you know they’re there. This helpful macro explains.
I don’t actually have a Dorland’s. I have a Merck Manual and a Steadman’s.
Small Peculiar isn’t changing its privacy policy. Small Peculiar’s privacy policy is still “I can barely stand myself and I certainly don’t want to know anything about you.”
Staunch can also apparently mean “watertight,” though I’ve never seen it used that way.
The phrase I particularly remember from linguistics classes in college is interdental fricative. Heh-hrm-heh, that would rule.
Don’t send me e-mail about this, because yes, your dictionary might say that the distinction between the two words is hazy at best, but shades of meaning are important, and anti- words mean active opposition while a- words mean absence.[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Not quite as true as the original, but still pretty true, especially for me personally.
