I find it fitting that Scalia would hate something so obviously right and just.
I’ll make a point of using that word more often.
Thanks for the tip.
As a side note … shouldn’t Supreme Court justices have better things to do than nit-pick the language of attorneys?
Happy New Year, by the way!
Yes. And, I say to Scalia: English ain’t Latin! I think it’s lovely that we can impose our own grammatical rules to invent new words where the meaning is sensible, etymology be damned.
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January 2, 2010 at 4:50 pm
I’ll make a point of using that word more often.
Thanks for the tip.
As a side note … shouldn’t Supreme Court justices have better things to do than nit-pick the language of attorneys?
Happy New Year, by the way!
January 2, 2010 at 4:56 pm
Yes. And, I say to Scalia: English ain’t Latin! I think it’s lovely that we can impose our own grammatical rules to invent new words where the meaning is sensible, etymology be damned.