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"Secret" being a hyperbole, they meant "little known". I'm betting that if you surveyed the general public, few would be able to name even one of these other br
by corin_ 16y ago
"Secret" being a hyperbole, they meant "little known". I'm betting that if you surveyed the general public, few would be able to name even one of these other brands.
- lukifer 16y agoArggh, language dilution is frustrating. I wonder if someday "secret" will colloquially come to mean "public information", similar to what happened to the word "literally". :P
- lepht 16y agoWhoa whoa, your 'language dilution' train stops here. Secret's latin root is secernere, _literally_: > without; aside, by itself Also, no complaining about language degradation while also using emoticons ;)