So what is this thing about starting titles with "so" all about then?

[Phil Deakins]

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Madelaine McMasters wrote:

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Phil Deakins wrote:

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Rhonda Huntress wrote:

The OP is not asking a question, already knows the answer and just wants to discuss the fad.  I don't think it means anything more than that and as far as bad grammar of the day goes is it any worse than using non-verbs as verbs?

"I don't want to Monday today."

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If "Monday" is intended as a verb, which I'm sure it is, then why have you capitalised it? That's an error

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Ooooh, Rhonda's been deakins'd?

;-).

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Shouldn't that be deakinsed - ending in 'ed'

[Madelaine McMasters]

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Phil Deakins wrote:

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Madelaine McMasters wrote:

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Phil Deakins wrote:

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Rhonda Huntress wrote:

The OP is not asking a question, already knows the answer and just wants to discuss the fad.  I don't think it means anything more than that and as far as bad grammar of the day goes is it any worse than using non-verbs as verbs?

"I don't want to Monday today."

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If "Monday" is intended as a verb, which I'm sure it is, then why have you capitalised it? That's an error

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Ooooh, Rhonda's been deakins'd?

;-).

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Shouldn't that be deakinsed - ending in 'ed'

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No. That reads like "deacon said", which means I'd ignore it.

[Phil Deakins]

I don't follow what you mean by "deacon said", and I insist that if you're going turn me into a verb (sorta like an action man, which is quite understandable ) then, when I've finished deakinsing people, they will have been deakinsed.

[Madelaine McMasters]

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Phil Deakins wrote:

I don't follow what you mean by "deacon said", and I insist that if you're going turn me into a verb (sorta like an action man, which is quite understandable

) then, when I've finished deakinsing people, they will have been deakinsed.

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After hearing what the priests had to say during my youth, I'm unlikely to listen their kind.

Insist all ya want, I'll pretend you're a deacon.

;-).

[Phil Deakins]

Alright - as long as I don't have to wear my collar the wrong way round.

[wherorangi]

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Phil Deakins wrote:

THAT'S what I was waiting for. Some people recognised your writing style, and I did wonder, but I couldn't assume until you wrote that

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(:

[wherorangi]

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Alwin Alcott wrote:

i mostly wonder why people come with alts when it's so obvious...

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in some cases we don't have alt accounts. Just a succession of main accounts, one after the other

 

 

[wherorangi]

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Phil Deakins wrote:

they will have been deakinsed.

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or deakinsized, or deakinrised, or maybe just plain old deaked

(: