I have, however, dropped "graf" (for "paragraph") in favor of the paragraph symbol itself. It's sleek.
DH uses "graf" in everyday speech. But as long as I say "co-pro" (for "co-production") I'm not allowed to mock him for it.
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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I have, however, dropped "graf" (for "paragraph") in favor of the paragraph symbol itself. It's sleek.
DH uses "graf" in everyday speech. But as long as I say "co-pro" (for "co-production") I'm not allowed to mock him for it.
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Swears eternal love and adoration to La Tep.
DH uses "graf" in everyday speech.
Oooh -- does he say "nut graf," too?
This weekend? I asked a girl out, and she said yes.
SCOOOOOOOOOOLAAAAAAA!! Yay for good news.
It almost makes up for all the stabbiness at work today.
Also, I now have the following jingle in my head: "KYW! Newsradio! Ten SixTEEEEEEEE!" The odd part is that it's an East Coast station that starts with K.
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As long as you don't go thinking you can come between me and my semicolon....
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No, but I just asked him what it meant just now, and he's still explaining.
Ya buncha NERDS.
No, but I just asked him what it meant just now, and he's still explaining.
Ahahahaha!!!!
I love punctuation nerds.
So today was my first day teaching at new school. I heard from other teachers that I have scared my students. Which is sad making and totally good.
Cute weirdness: They all call me "Miss." Not my full name. Not Ms. G. Just "miss." I feel like I'm in some movie set in the English secondary school system in the 50s.
Okay, I'll bite. Please for to explain 'nut graf' you nut grafs.
the word has lost all meaning!
They look like they're going to do a floor show, don't they?
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I feel like I'm in some movie set in the English secondary school system in the 50s.
This will work out fine with certain portions of your wardrobe.