More commonly confused words
May. 11th, 2004 02:47 pmTwo dimensional: Flat. With regards to people, "lacking depth of characterization".
One dimensional: A line. With regards to people, no such thing.
A 180 degree turn: An about face, a complete reversal.
A 360 degree turn: Spinning around, ending up back where you started.
I: The first personal singular pronoun, nominative case.
i: The ninth letter of the alphabet, lowercase.
You: The second person pronoun
Ewe: A female sheep
Yew: A type of tree
U: Oh, look, another letter, and it needs a friend because it's all alone :(
LOL Laugh(ing) Out Loud
LOLOL Laughing out loud out loud? Laughing out laughing out loud?
One dimensional: A line. With regards to people, no such thing.
A 180 degree turn: An about face, a complete reversal.
A 360 degree turn: Spinning around, ending up back where you started.
I: The first personal singular pronoun, nominative case.
i: The ninth letter of the alphabet, lowercase.
You: The second person pronoun
Ewe: A female sheep
Yew: A type of tree
U: Oh, look, another letter, and it needs a friend because it's all alone :(
LOL Laugh(ing) Out Loud
LOLOL Laughing out loud out loud? Laughing out laughing out loud?
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Date: 2004-05-11 07:03 pm (UTC)Have you ever mentioned
Irony: Written- figure of speech in which the intended meaning is the opposite of that expressed by the words used.
Sarcasm: Spoken- A sharp, bitter, or cutting expression or remark; a bitter gibe or taunt.
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Date: 2004-05-12 07:46 am (UTC)"a fly in your drink is ironic"
Um, no, it's not, not unless you're drinking koolaid and it's just now become "bug juice". And even then....