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Good Stuff: 7/17/07
Wednesday, July 18, 2007 10:45 PM
Think reactive, not reactionary
Wednesday, July 18, 2007 10:45 PM
Comic Sans
Language Log took note of this too. Head over to Achewood to see this fantasy sequence for orthography nerds.
Futility Closet - Language
I've been reading a lot of Futility Closet lately — it's one of those sites devoted to miscellania. The entries under the "language" topic, particularly the "In a Word" feature, are especially interesting.
Dictionary of Phrase & Fable - Canard
This is probably the most entertaining folk etymology I've ever read. Ducks!
Language Log took note of this too. Head over to Achewood to see this fantasy sequence for orthography nerds.
Futility Closet - Language
I've been reading a lot of Futility Closet lately — it's one of those sites devoted to miscellania. The entries under the "language" topic, particularly the "In a Word" feature, are especially interesting.
Dictionary of Phrase & Fable - Canard
This is probably the most entertaining folk etymology I've ever read. Ducks!
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Think reactive, not reactionary