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FTA, from one of Barr's e-mails: "... accept during hightened points of activity..." Did this drive anyone else bonkers? I think "accept" or "hightened" alone
by mcantor 16y ago
FTA, from one of Barr's e-mails: "... accept during hightened points of activity..."
Did this drive anyone else bonkers? I think "accept" or "hightened" alone wouldn't have bugged me. But for some reason the juxtaposition of the two in this sentence made me nerdrage.
- marshray 16y ago"except" -> "accept" could be explained by autocorrect or speech recognition but "hightened" suggests the use of neither.