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Psycho Hosebeast
Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: Southeast U.S.
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^ I don't have to look it up, I know full well what a sonnet is thank you very much. As I've said, I was using the term in a very generic and informal context, so we'll just have to agree to disagree...m'kay?!
(Btw...I also call all copier machines Xerox's, which is also technically incorrect) ![]()
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Groupie
Join Date: Oct 2012
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I call all facial tissue "Kleenex" and all cotton swabs "Q-tips" too. But when a brand name becomes completely synonymous with an entire product type is hardly the same as just calling something by the wrong name. If I called a villanelle a sonnet, it would be wrong. |
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Psycho Hosebeast
Join Date: Jul 2013
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Hey...dude!! I know what a freekin sonnet is just as well as you do!!!!
I acknowledged that you were correct and that my usage was technically incorrect and my reasons for said usage! Twice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Now how bout you pull your fukin panties out of your g'dam a$$ crack and go use someone else's journal to try to impress us with your self-perceived superior knowledge!!!!
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